Pick Two

[HLAuburn]

Which of these 2 Table Service restaurants would you not miss? Keep in mind we're staying at WL, no rental car, and we have an 18 month old in tow.

• Boma
• 'Ohana
• Whispering Canyon
• Le Cellier

Any other suggestions for non-signature TS are great, too! Thanks

 

[OurDogCisco]

I didn't vote because I haven't eaten at BOMA. I've done Ohana but in the morning with the character breakfast. Anyways, my kids loved the action at Whispering Canyon Cafe. They had a lot of fun. They do a pony ride for the kids. My youngest got a certificate for participating not sure if your toddler will be interested but might enjoy watching. We love Le Cellier. My kids tend to be sleepier at DisneyWorld so they are pretty good during the dinner meals. In fact they are usually asleep during dinner. Mine sleep great in a stroller. Good luck in deciding...

 

[pumpkinboy]

Well, since you're already at WL, Whispering Canyon is a MUST do. After dinner (if that's the meal you choose) you just pop up to the room, get the kiddos in the bath then off to bed. I like all of these options, and so would choose based on ease of access. Tho Boma is among my favourite buffets in WDW, it's all the way over at AKL, which would mean two buses form WL. Ohana would be accessed by the MK boat, then Monorail to the Polynesian (and kids always love to ride the monorail). Le Cellier is also great, and that's a one-hop trip, tho the walk to it from the Epcot gate is a bit of a hike.

I chose Whispering Canyon and Ohana, since those would likely be the easiest to get to from WL.

 

[Forever42]

I put travel aside, since we don't have to worry about it, but quality and experience-wise, I'd go with Boma and Le Cellier. If you're going to be at Epcot already, you'll be walking past Le Cellier anyway, and I've heard many people say that Boma is worth the bus-hopping - it's definitely worth the drive down for us.

 

[westcliffemom]

Of those 4, I've eaten at Le Cellier and Whispering Canyon. I love Le Cellier, Whispering Canyon was okay, but not a must do for our family (who likes ketchup, BTW!)

 

[canwegosoon]

Other TS...You have to do Chef Mickey, and at MK I really like The Plaza Restaurant. It has a small, limited but good, menu, quiet(er for WDW), and very central location. You might also like Crystal Palace.

 

[HLAuburn]

Other TS...You have to do Chef Mickey, and at MK I really like The Plaza Restaurant. It has a small, limited but good, menu, quiet(er for WDW), and very central location. You might also like Crystal Palace.

Thanks! We already have ADRs for Chef Mickey and Crystal Palace! Just looking to fill some more dinner slots since we added on the dining plan.

Thanks everyone for the suggestions and votes! Keep 'em comin'!

 

[Terk-1]

I chose Le Cellier & Whispering Canyon Cafe. Both are my favorites!

 

[Blondie]

My two votes are Le Cellier and Whispering Canyon.

 

[ObsessedwithWDW]

I voted but I honestly think you can't go wrong with any of them.

 

[Mackey Mouse]

I voted as well........the only one I am not thrilled with is Whispering Canyon...although I know people love it.

 

[ReggieB]

I voted as well........the only one I am not thrilled with is Whispering Canyon...although I know people love it.

The atmosphere is fun, but I would only go there if I was staying there, and maybe only for breakfast (which is excellent)

I picked Boma and Le Cellier, never been to Le Cellier so that's why I picked it! My family loved Boma, excellent for both breakfast and dinner. I know some people find it a bit exotic (it isn't to me) but it does have some seriously yummy food (you can get more "traditional" fare there too) My MIL wasn't so keen on the main dishes, but made up for it by trying ALL the desserts, about 7 I think!!

Only had 'Ohana for breakfast, but it is a nice location. If you are there for dinner, you can see the fireworks at MK in some spots. Lovely window view.