Restaurants

[wilki32]

I know this is going to be quite a difficult question to ask because we all have our own tastes but which restaurants do you rate, park and hotel, taking into account we are fussy eaters in our own way! None of us are really into seafood, me, I can't stand garlic unless it is very well hidden, DW likes quite plain food and DD well which way is the wind blowing today.
I know this is a tough one but would love to take them to a few special, not fancy, places in the evening or in the day.
One other thing, we have finally finished our itinary if anyone would be interested in commenting on it.

 

[Goofyish]

I would stick to the buffet or family style (food brought to centre of table and you help yourself to what you want), restaurants, like:

Hollywood and Vine in Studios (all you can eat buffet dinners)
Crystal Palace in MK (breakfast, lunch and dinner character buffets)
Garden Grill in Epcot (lunch/dinner served family style)
'Ohana in the Poly. (turkey, beef, sausage, pork served on skewers)
Liberty Tree Tavern in MK (turkey, beef, ham served family style)
Boma at AKL - a buffet with an African/Asian theme - there is plenty of choice of nice 'ordinary' dishes, as well as some more adventurous ones Plus you get the added bonus of exploring AKL

There is always the old Rose and Crown in Epcot for 'English' pub food (although not much on the menu seems to be very traditionally English ).

Most park counter service restaurants do plain burgers or chicken strips with fries.

Check out the menus on Deb Will's site:

MENUS

 

[Bellis Belle]

I think goofyfish has summed that up brilliantly. We love Chicago uno for pizza if you like that. You pay for the children based on their weight in pounds. So if they are 601b you pay 60c. Bargain.

 

[Lisash]

Another good one if you're off-site anytime is the Olive Garden (there are a couple in the area) their food is excellent and good value

 

[misskrystal]

Another good one if you're off-site anytime is the Olive Garden (there are a couple in the area) their food is excellent and good value

Also try Ponderosa if you're off-site . It's a steak buffet and has a really nice selection. It's also really cheap.

 

[Amyrlin]

If you like buffets and are off site, there is also Golden Coral, steak is included in the buffet price (all you can eat steak).

My other half has an alergy to garlic, so that is one I can answer. Avoid anywhere french, italian or Asian, as garlic is in most things 0on the menu.

As well as the buffets, Liberty Tree Tavern in MK is good, it is a family style meal, meaning it is all you can eat, but served in big bowls plates at the table, and includes roast turkey breat and flank steak, mashed potates and mac cheese. Ohana is also good Otherwise I'd say stick to the buffets to keep everyone happy.

 

[maureen4200040]

I've been back for 3 days now - got a stinking bad cold - but give a big thumbs up for Sizzler - we had some great breakfasts there. Everything
was hot and fresh.


Maureen4200040

 

[Graeme]

I could eat the Cape May buffet every night, and Wendys do the worlds best burgers.

 

[Scottish_Maleficent]

Cape May Cafe buffet dinner was one of my favourites on our last trip! Yum!
Also loved Boma's at AKL.
Off-site - Outback, Sweet Tomatoes and Chilis!!

 

[Shooby doo]

Bennigans,Outback & for somewhere special/different Kobe;we love it good food & a show into the bargain!If you get a hot plate table the chef prepares & cooks the food in front of you,along with some nifty juggling.
SD aw:

 

[wilki32]

Thanks guys, think it will be the buffet/family style.
Boma seems a big favourite and as we're staying there at the end of our holiday we just might have to try it.
Agree about Rose & Crown but we'll be there, now a sort of tradition!
Where is Bennigan, Outback & Kobe?