Restaurant Suggestions

[Davesupercomp]

My Fiance and I are heading down in Sept for 10days at the Polynesian with the Dining Plan. So far we have ADRs for
The Spirit Of Aloha
California Grill @8pm so we can catch Wishes while up there
Coral Reef
Breakfast @ Chef Mickey's
Ohana
Hollywood and Vine with the Fantasmic Package
and the Crystal Palace

Any help or suggestions would be greatly welcomed

 

[ougrad86]

We loved Le Cellier and Biergarten at Epcot, and Artist's Point at Wilderness Lodge. Artist's Point is a little pricy, but I liked the atmosphere as well as the food (mushroom soup is great !). The boat ride over is kind of nice. As a snack, the shaved ice in Japan was wonderful on a hot day.

When we went to California Grill, they said they no longer dim the lights and I couldn't hear the music over the crowd noise, so be sure to plan to step outside to watch from the balcony. I was very disappointed in California Grill, but from what I heard this is rare - I just had server issues, I guess.

 

[Davesupercomp]

Booked dinners at Le Cellier and Cinderalla's table

Thanks for the tip

 

[GOOFYDONALDMICKEY]

We have been going to Disney since the early 80s and my favorites are below:

Magic Kingdom:
1)Tony's

Epcot:
1) Alfredo's
2) Marrakesh
3) Tepanyaki

MGM:
1) Sci-Fi
2) 50s Primetime Cafe

AK:
1) Rainforest Cafe

Polynesian:
1) Ohana
2) Captain Cooks

Contemporary:
1) Chef Mickey's

Downtown Disney:
1) Bongo's Cuban Cafe

 

[dbm20th]

Here are my suggestions...

Any WS restaurant, depending on the type of food you are in the mood for. (God I love that place!) But certainly Le Cellier, San Angel, and Alfredos

Ohana

Mama Melrose's

Liberty Tree

Spoodles

Brewpub at Boardwalk (someone help me with my amnesia please )

Palio (Swan)

 

[benjyt]

If it's just the two of you, I'd suggest Artist Point at Wilderness Lodge. You could take a boat over from the MK entrance or from the Contemporary (I don't think there's a direct launch from the Polynesian to WL) - it's a very nice ride, especially late in the afternoon. The walk up from the dock to WL is beautiful. A visit to WL would be a nice experience in itself...

Artist Point is a great restaurant - the food is excellent, and the service is always good. Artist Point and WL would be a very nice experience for you.

 

[jlcd]

Kona is one of our favorites for dinner and right at the Poly.

 

[Ron from Michigan]

I would suggest eating at our favorite WDW restaurant Jiko which is located at the AKL. We eat there on every trip and it is always fantastic. Go for dinner and explore the lodge before or after dinner. It is an amazing place to explore.

 

[MJMcBride]

I would definately do Boma and San Angel Inn. I like House of Blues too.

 

[Davesupercomp]

Thanks for all the suggestions. We're probably going to hit Kona for a few breakfasts, have to try the Tonga toast I didnt even think of the HOB which is strange cause I'm a big Stevie Ray Vaughan fan, and have tix to see Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Joe Bonamassa in the next 2 months. So many places to eat so little time.
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