Restuarant suggestions for something different...

[Lisa loves Pooh]

Hi--we have AP's so we can float around Memorial Day Weekend as necessary. We have a PS at Trail's End for Sunday Evening for our whole group---but we are having a girls day on Saturday while dad is hosting his brother's bachelor party at Disney Quest (they are computer dweeps LOL!) and PI.

The girls: My sister and I, DD4 (almost 5) and DD2.5.

What we've done:
Garden Grill (not sure we want to try the NEW one), Chef Mickeys, Teppanyaki DR, Akershus (old one), Mexico, France, Rose & Crown, Biergarten, China (loooong time ago), Liberty Tree Tavern, Crystal Palace, CRT, Tony's, Brown Derby, Mama Melrose's, Rain Forest Cafe.

Looking for some good and yummy eats---for Saturday Afternoon/Evening that the kids would enjoy (but not necessarily the chicken nugget route).

Trying to do the EPCOT area---thinking even along the boardwalk/beach club area as that would all be new to us.

We are staying at All Star Music--but prefer to eat elsewhere.

Any ideas?

 

[oogieboogie]

Beaches & Cream!

Sorry, can't think of another place that's more fun than B&C in the Epcot area. Definitely Beaches & Cream!



Beaches & Cream!

 

[Lisa loves Pooh]

I have B&C on the brain...I think I will go look up their menu. Is this counter service--and how exactly would we get to it?

 

[LAWalz23]

You walk out the International Gateway at EPCOT and it is about a 10-15 walk to the Beach Club. It is sitdown and also quite small so try and go at an off hour.

 

[Stiff]

I suggest you stay IN EPCOT and try marrakesh...the food is excellent, the atmosphere is great....live music, live belly dancer who occasionally pulls kids up to dance with her....

 

[Lisa loves Pooh]

Always wanted to try Marrakesh--will have to see what my sister would like to do. My girls eat cous cous--so I'm covered there .

 

[Pooh67_68]

Beaches & Cream

 

[Stiff]

I will never be in WDW and not eat at marrakesh (as long as its there)

thats a fact

 

[Merriwind]

Hi--we have AP's so we can float around Memorial Day Weekend as necessary. We have a PS at Trail's End for Sunday Evening for our whole group---but we are having a girls day on Saturday while dad is hosting his brother's bachelor party at Disney Quest (they are computer dweeps LOL!) and PI.

The girls: My sister and I, DD4 (almost 5) and DD2.5.

What we've done:
Garden Grill (not sure we want to try the NEW one), Chef Mickeys, Teppanyaki DR, Akershus (old one), Mexico, France, Rose & Crown, Biergarten, China (loooong time ago), Liberty Tree Tavern, Crystal Palace, CRT, Tony's, Brown Derby, Mama Melrose's, Rain Forest Cafe.

Looking for some good and yummy eats---for Saturday Afternoon/Evening that the kids would enjoy (but not necessarily the chicken nugget route).

Trying to do the EPCOT area---thinking even along the boardwalk/beach club area as that would all be new to us.

We are staying at All Star Music--but prefer to eat elsewhere.

Any ideas?

I have to second the vote for Marrakesh. The food is great--definitely not your chicken fingers fare (although they do have hamburgers and pasta if need be). The restaurant itself is breathtaking; you can easily forget you are in a theme park. The music is lovely and then the belly dancer adds to the entertainment. I would try for a late lunch. They usually run a nice lunch special, plus it's less crowded and your (little) girls would have a better chance of being invited to dance with the belly dancer. Enjoy!

 

[DisneyMomx7]

Have you thought about going over to the GF and having the afternoon tea. Its a perfect girls afternoon out type of thing.

 

[Lisa loves Pooh]

Have you thought about going over to the GF and having the afternoon tea. Its a perfect girls afternoon out type of thing.

That would be lovely.

I am attending a conference on Friday and Saturday at Gaylord Palms. Still fine tuning my agendas--but not sure I'd be out in time to try that. Worth a chek though--thanks!

(That's not the $200 tea is it?)

 

[Lisa loves Pooh]

Does the GF tea do PS or is it walk-in?

 

[Merriwind]

Does the GF tea do PS or is it walk-in?

I would get a PS. DD7 and I have done tea several times--it's fabulous. The lounge where it is served is quite small. I have seen them accept walk-ins, but I have also seen them turn parties away.

The menu is here http://www.allearsnet.com/menu/menu_gft.htm. We always get the Buckingham Tea and leave quite full and happy. Nowhere near $200, as you can see.

 

[DisneyMomx7]

That would be lovely.

I am attending a conference on Friday and Saturday at Gaylord Palms. Still fine tuning my agendas--but not sure I'd be out in time to try that. Worth a chek though--thanks!

(That's not the $200 tea is it?)

No it's definitely not! My girls have done the WOnderland Tea Party ($30 each) and we're going to try the afternoon tea (ala carte) in January. For my 2 dds and myself to go to the Perfect Princess Tea Party it would be $335. I don't want DH to truly have a heart attack!