Restaurants for a not so adventurous eater?

[amycishere]

I have only been to WDW for one day trips and looking for Restaurants for my 3 or 4 night stay. Any help would be much appreciated. My favorite dinner food would have to be chicken or marinated beef. Lobster and seafood are very expensive right? I can't stand sushi or anything like that.

Thank you.
Amy

 

[mickeystoontown]

I think you would benefit by going to www.allearsnet.com. Click on Dining. Scroll down the page and click on Menus. There, you will find menus for each and every Disney restaurant. You will find food prices there too.

 

[Kae]

I would look at Chefs de France, Whispering Canyon Cafe,The Plaza, Cosmic Rays.

Kae

 

[NYDisGuy]

Concourse Steakhouse and ESPN Club are my favorites for me. Lobster is very expensive at Disney, however Narcosses is another good place if you want surf and turf or just lobster.

 

[JanB]

When you are looking at the menus, do look also at the children's menus. If you see something there that appeals to you, then you can always ask whether they will prepare an adult entree of something from that menu.

My understanding is that the chefs will work with you. For example, if there is a chicken dish on the menu with some sort of sauce or stuffing that you don't want, just ask very nicely whether they will grill a chicken breast for you. If you look at the menus and sort of "deconstruct" the dishes, then you'll know what they have in the kitchen.

A couple other restaurants that might work for you:
Teppanyaki Dining (meats, chicken, seafood, veggies cooked on a hibachi grill) is in Japan in EPCOT
O'hana is in the Polynesian

 

[Simba's Mom]

DS is a very non-adventurous eater, so he liked Yacht Club Galley. I'd also suggest Beaches and Cream and ESPN club.

 

[kjs1976]

The Plaza at MK
Chef Mickey's dinner buffet (breakfast is AWESOME, too! We like it the best!)
Ohana at the Poly - OUR ABSOLUTE FAV!!!
Sci-Di Diner at MGM