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My best friend Melissa and I recently returned from WDW, and we did quite a lot of eating, LOL! 
Here are our reviews:
'Ohana for dinner: this is one of my favorites at WDW, and it was quite yummy as usual. I did find the shrimp a bit too spicy this time (I am a big wimp though
). The pork was delicious! I also love that vinaigrette dressing for their salad. I would definitely eat here again.
Rainforest Cafe at Animal Kingdom for lunch: I actually really love the Rainforest Cafe's food (even though I know many folks disagree). My Bamba's BBQ wrap was wonderful! I do think the service at the Downtown Disney RFC is better though. Melissa thought her turkey pita wrap was excellent as well.
Le Cellier for dinner: I didn't eat much in order to save room for dessert here. To be honest I was a bit disappointed in this restaurant after all the high praise I had heard of it. In all fairness, I am not a steak eater, so that probably has a lot to do with it. I had a caesar salad (pretty typical, strong caesar dressing, nice presentation), then the apple tart for dessert. It was served with almond ice cream on top that I didn't care for, and it was not as soft as I had anticipated (I had imagined a bit softer, more apple pie consistency), it did have good flavor though. Melissa had the sauteed shrimp and pasta, which had a lot of garlic in it. She thought it was pretty good, but not outstanding. She had raspberry sorbet for dessert that she really enjoyed. I would probably only eat here again if I was with a steak lover who really wanted to try it.
Rainforest Cafe at Downtown Disney for lunch: We liked RFC so much that we ate there again. We had much better service at this location, and our food was good once again. I had the BBQ wrap again (it's my favorite), and it was good (though a little better at the AK location). Melissa had the cyclone crab cake sandwich, which she said was delicious!
50's Prime Time Cafe for dinner: We had never eaten here before, and we loved the atmosphere! Very cute! I had the meatloaf, and it was delicous! The mashed potatoes served with it were excellent as well. Melissa wasn't very hungry, so she only had a salad with Italian dressing--she said the dressing was outstanding and very flavorful. We really wanted to try the smores for dessert, but we just didn't have room. We'll have to try them on our next trip.
Liberty Tree Tavern for lunch: I had eaten dinner here before and thought it was delicous, so we decided to try it for lunch. The atmosphere was very quiet and relaxed, and we really enjoyed ourselves. I had an absolutely wonderful salad with chicken, bacon bits, apples, and cheese (the Colony Salad). I couldn't believe how good it was, and the outstanding honey shallot vinaigrette made it even better! Yum! Melissa had the Old Glory burger with no cheese, and she said it was too done for her taste (next time she said she would be sure to order it medium instead of medium well--I believe medium well is how it is prepared unless you ask otherwise). I had the WONDERFUL bread pudding for dessert--two thumbs way up!--and Melissa had a deliciously rich chocolate cake (yum--but be sure you're prepared for the richness). I will definitely eat here again!
Kona Cafe for dinner: I had heard wonderful reviews of this restaurant, and it did not disappoint! We both had the Pan Asian Pasta, and it was incredible! The sauce is spicy, but not too spicy for even me. Melissa substituted shrimp for chicken in her pasta, and she enjoyed it that way as well. The desserts here are AMAZING! Melissa had a pumpkin mousse (a seasonal dessert) that she liked so much she almost ordered a second one! I had the KoKo puffs dessert, and it was WONDERFUL as well. I can't wait to return to the Kona Cafe!
Sci Fi Dine In for dinner: We thought this restaurant was super cute as well! What a fun idea for a restaurant. We both had burgers (I had swiss and mushrooms and Melissa had ). Mine was great once I salted and peppered it. Melissa enjoyed hers a lot (but Fudrucker's burgers--a chain restaurant here in Atlanta among other places--are still her favorite). Our fries were great! I would eat here again.
Boma for breakfast: This was my second breakfast at Boma, and though I thought it was still good, I thought it was better the first time. There is a HUGE variety of food, so even picky eaters can find something to suit them. The Brioche (french toast type thing with raisins in it) was super. The cinnamon buns with pecans are also delicious. We wished we had seen the made to order omelettes area before we were too full to eat one! I will probably eat here again.
That's about it.
Here are our reviews:'Ohana for dinner: this is one of my favorites at WDW, and it was quite yummy as usual. I did find the shrimp a bit too spicy this time (I am a big wimp though
). The pork was delicious! I also love that vinaigrette dressing for their salad. I would definitely eat here again. Rainforest Cafe at Animal Kingdom for lunch: I actually really love the Rainforest Cafe's food (even though I know many folks disagree). My Bamba's BBQ wrap was wonderful! I do think the service at the Downtown Disney RFC is better though. Melissa thought her turkey pita wrap was excellent as well.
Le Cellier for dinner: I didn't eat much in order to save room for dessert here. To be honest I was a bit disappointed in this restaurant after all the high praise I had heard of it. In all fairness, I am not a steak eater, so that probably has a lot to do with it. I had a caesar salad (pretty typical, strong caesar dressing, nice presentation), then the apple tart for dessert. It was served with almond ice cream on top that I didn't care for, and it was not as soft as I had anticipated (I had imagined a bit softer, more apple pie consistency), it did have good flavor though. Melissa had the sauteed shrimp and pasta, which had a lot of garlic in it. She thought it was pretty good, but not outstanding. She had raspberry sorbet for dessert that she really enjoyed. I would probably only eat here again if I was with a steak lover who really wanted to try it.
Rainforest Cafe at Downtown Disney for lunch: We liked RFC so much that we ate there again.
We had much better service at this location, and our food was good once again. I had the BBQ wrap again (it's my favorite), and it was good (though a little better at the AK location). Melissa had the cyclone crab cake sandwich, which she said was delicious!50's Prime Time Cafe for dinner: We had never eaten here before, and we loved the atmosphere! Very cute! I had the meatloaf, and it was delicous! The mashed potatoes served with it were excellent as well. Melissa wasn't very hungry, so she only had a salad with Italian dressing--she said the dressing was outstanding and very flavorful. We really wanted to try the smores for dessert, but we just didn't have room. We'll have to try them on our next trip.
Liberty Tree Tavern for lunch: I had eaten dinner here before and thought it was delicous, so we decided to try it for lunch. The atmosphere was very quiet and relaxed, and we really enjoyed ourselves. I had an absolutely wonderful salad with chicken, bacon bits, apples, and cheese (the Colony Salad). I couldn't believe how good it was, and the outstanding honey shallot vinaigrette made it even better! Yum! Melissa had the Old Glory burger with no cheese, and she said it was too done for her taste (next time she said she would be sure to order it medium instead of medium well--I believe medium well is how it is prepared unless you ask otherwise). I had the WONDERFUL bread pudding for dessert--two thumbs way up!--and Melissa had a deliciously rich chocolate cake (yum--but be sure you're prepared for the richness). I will definitely eat here again!
Kona Cafe for dinner: I had heard wonderful reviews of this restaurant, and it did not disappoint! We both had the Pan Asian Pasta, and it was incredible! The sauce is spicy, but not too spicy for even me. Melissa substituted shrimp for chicken in her pasta, and she enjoyed it that way as well. The desserts here are AMAZING! Melissa had a pumpkin mousse (a seasonal dessert) that she liked so much she almost ordered a second one! I had the KoKo puffs dessert, and it was WONDERFUL as well. I can't wait to return to the Kona Cafe!
Sci Fi Dine In for dinner: We thought this restaurant was super cute as well! What a fun idea for a restaurant. We both had burgers (I had swiss and mushrooms and Melissa had ). Mine was great once I salted and peppered it. Melissa enjoyed hers a lot (but Fudrucker's burgers--a chain restaurant here in Atlanta among other places--are still her favorite). Our fries were great! I would eat here again.
Boma for breakfast: This was my second breakfast at Boma, and though I thought it was still good, I thought it was better the first time. There is a HUGE variety of food, so even picky eaters can find something to suit them. The Brioche (french toast type thing with raisins in it) was super. The cinnamon buns with pecans are also delicious. We wished we had seen the made to order omelettes area before we were too full to eat one! I will probably eat here again.
That's about it.
