Restaurant Recommendations

[glocon]

The new Space restaurant is projected to open in October so that would be my choice for TS because I’m super excited about it.

Yes! If you can get Space 220 at EP definitely do it! A much anticipated restaurant since it’s been projected to open. Don’t know the menu yet but the venue looks amazing!

Also, another vote for Les Halles for QS at EP. look at some vlogs for the delicious foods they serve there.
For AK, I know so many love Satuli but I just don’t think it tastes very good. I’d do either Flame Tree or try Nomad Lounge.
At MK, we like Pecos Bill’s.
At DS, I want to try Homecomin’ for a sit down some day. So many good options there and we hardly ever go. For QS we like Earl of Sandwich.
Have fun!

 

[NYCgrrl]

Also of Morimoto Asia, Cinderella's Royal Table, and Tiffin's which is hardest to get reservations for? I feel like it's Cinderella's Royal Table, but maybe they're all difficult to get reservations for since they're signatures? In all honesty we've never made reservations before. We'd usually just eat at the park with no reservations.

We're going to Magic Kingdom November 8th, Animal Kingdom November 9th, Disney Springs November 10th, and Epcot November 11th.

I know it's not currently open, but I've always liked the idea of Restaurant Marrakesh because of the bellydancers, has anyone been there? I probably won't go with my dad, but I may go with my boyfriend there a year or so from now. If it reopened would they get rid of the bellydancers?

Hardest to get a reservation? CRT hands down. Followed by Tiffin, and Morimoto. In fact,Morimoto, is the easiest of the three by dint of using opentable.com instead of the Disney site. it works for any table service restaurant at Disney Springs excepting Homecomin’.

Been to Marrakesh and it was fun. All the meats were tender including the lamb. Appetizers nicely seasoned and the soup divine - could have had two bowls, LOL. The belly dancer and musicians will probably return when it opens as the act is “social distance friendly“.

I read overhead you’ve questions regarding the eateries at Japan Pavilion.
Apparently, Tokyo Dining is closed now but of course it may reopen by the fall. Been extensive menu changes since the winter of 2019 and now it specializes in sushi with the newer entrees now moving over to Takumi-Te which is also closed.

Katsuri is probably one of the best QS in EPCOT and gives great bang for the buck; check the menu out.

Teppan Edo is a specialized space with no windows and an excellent ventilation system considering the cooking system used. The staff makes a show of cooking in front of you making Mickey Mouse faces and such out of veggies, noodles and meat using their knives; great favorite with families and the noise level proves it.

 

[LittleFluffyFox]

I appreciate everyone's replies! So far my list is as follows:

Magic Kingdom:
Lunch: Colmbia Harbour House OR Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & Cafe OR Sleepy Hollow OR Casey's Corner
Dinner: Cinderella's Royal Table (if possible)

Animal Kingdom:
Lunch: Flame Tree Barbecue OR Satu'li Canteen OR Yak & Yeti Local Food Cafes
Dinner: Tiffins (if possible)

Disney Springs:
Lunch: The Daily Poutine OR The Polite Pig OR Earl of Sandwich
Dinner: Morimoto Asia (if possible)

Epcot:
Lunch: Food & Wine Festival booths
Dinner: Chefs de France (if possible) OR one of the Japan restaurants

For background, if I go to Disney in the future it'll be with my boyfriend who is Japanese, so this may be the last time I'll ever be able to try the Japan pavilion restaurants. It would probably be hard to convince him to eat at 'disneyfied' Japanese restaurants

 

[JenSop]

In AK, Satuli Canteen is THE BEST QS on Disney property. It's SO good.

In Epcot, so many favorites...
For QS: Tangerine Cafe and the QS in France (can't remember the name)
For TS: Le Cellier, Chefs de France, and Teppan Edo. I also like San Angel Inn for the ambiance. (The food's okay at San Angel, but I love sitting there by the River of Time!)