Restraunts

[5Parks]

I was looking for a good sit down restraunt, but it has to be resonably priced. We have five people in the group.

 

[BriarRosie]

If you go to the Dining link at the top of the page (light blue toolbar), you can view restaurant menus with prices.

 

[jdisnut]

There are dozens of wonderful, relatively reasonable restaurants on Disney property! It's impossible to make a legitimate recommendation without more information.

How many people are in your group? What kind of food do you enjoy? Is there anything you can't or won't eat? Do you prefer traditional table service or a buffet? Would you like to dine with characters or not? Are you limited to the theme parks, or are you considering eating at a resort or Downtown Disney?

With a little help, it will be easier to narrow the list of potential places!

 

[pumba]

here is the list for restaurants and approximate cost of them ...

http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/dining.htm

 

[dalt01]

and this close to your trip it will not be easy to get to sit down at a sit down restaurant on property with the exeption of some of the resort restaurants. Olivia's at OKW is reasonable and will have availability. Boatwrights at POR also.

 

[MHSweb79]

It really depends on what your requirements for "reasonable" are. All of the table-service restaurants I've been to at WDW run from "somewhat overpriced" to "horrendously overpriced" to "highway robbery for what you get." Our first experience with a sit-down meal was the Garden Grill restaurant in the Land Pavilion for lunch- we had two adults and one 5 year old, and the bill was $88! The food was not very good either.

The least horrendously overpriced meals, for us, are the buffets. We like the breakfast buffets which run about $18-20 per person but we've also done Biergarten for lunch and liked it a lot.

 

[LilyWDW]

What do you mean by "reasonable"? Reasonable at Disney for me is more money then I would consider reasonable in my normal life. I'm willing to spend more at Disney for the experiences and the ease of being able to eat there.

Would I spend 30$ on a steak anywhere else? Most likely not unless it is a special occasion. To me, going to Disney is an extended special occasion.

And, if you are going in 16 days like your ticker says... you may end up just taking what you can get. Restaurants don't hold tables for walk ups and many have been booked since... January-ish.