Opinions on CS Lunch at Animal Kingdom for a Large Party

[xJersey_Guy]

I will be in Animal Kingdom in mid May and am looking for opinions for a CS lunch. We have nine people in our party, extended family trip, ranging in age from 2 to 70. My youngest will most likely require a booster seat, and my mother will be in an ECV. Are there any strong preferences as to food, atmosphere, kid friendliness, ECV accessibility?

 

[Hootch]

a couple of places to consider for CS at DAK, Flame Tree and Pizzafari. Both have fairly limited menus and the names are pretty descriptive. They are located on opposite sides of Discovery Island. It's possible to have a couple of people walk to the other restaurant and pick up food and take it back if people have split preferences.

 

[xJersey_Guy]

a couple of places to consider for CS at DAK, Flame Tree and Pizzafari. Both have fairly limited menus and the names are pretty descriptive. They are located on opposite sides of Discovery Island. It's possible to have a couple of people walk to the other restaurant and pick up food and take it back if people have split preferences.

I did not realize that they were so close. It seems like a good option as my wife is not a fan of BBQ. Based on a trip my wife and I took last year, we did not have a good opinion of food choices at DAK. I do not wish to offend anyone that may have had a more favorable experience, but in remembering our lunch at Yak and Yeti our standing joke is that our entrees looked and tasted like something that the Yeti yaked.

 

[marlower]

What about the Yak and Yeti counter service. I tried the fried rice and the egg rolls, it was pretty good. We sat outside and it was very relaxing.

 

[Hootch]

map. Flame Tree is B on the right side of Discovery Island and Pizzafari is C on the left.


http://www.wdwinfo.com/maps/AK.htm