Setting up PS' for Restaurants; Did I forget any good ones?

[fairytinkerbell]

9 days / 8 nites, in October (early oct)

Did I pick all the best places for fun atmosphere and food?
Thanks!

Dinners at:
Boma
Cape May Clambake (instead of a country @ Epcot)
Ohana
LTT
Crystal Palace
Universal studios area dinner one night (The Crab House @ Mercado)
Rainforest Cafe
1900 Park Fare?? not sure if i will like this

Breakfast at:
hotel and
will splurge on 2 breakfasts:
crystal palace
boma

Lunches at:
Beaches & Cream soda shop
sci fi dine in
plaza restaurant
flame tree bbq
i guess counter service for the rest

 

[jann1033]

personally I'd change Boma breakfast for WCC, lots more fun, you're already going to Boma for dinner and while the food is good at boma( normal breakfast buffet stuff if you like that sort of thing, havent been to CP for a while but i'd say comparable) the wcc food is just as good and $5 less per adult for the skillet which was really good and while no disney "characters' there are plenty of 'characters" there!

 

[fairytinkerbell]

thanks! i will add wcc to my schedule.

can u tell me about boma vs wcc in detail?? does boma have booths?
does wcc? we like big booths...

 

[jann1033]

at boma we sat at one of those booth on one side, chair on the other side tables so not a real booth along the outer wall and i didn't notice any other "booths" any where else. I think most were regular tables
it doesn't have a"show' of any kind. the food is set up in different sections, meat, made to order omelets,pancakes ect, fruit, cereal, pastry( excellent btw) and probably some stuff i'm forgetting. it was all good just not anything you probably won't get at crystal palace ( maybe the omelets, don't remember getting those there but may be wrong). the wait person brings you your beverages. we got apress pot of Kenya coffee ( so so, had better) regular coffee since there aren't refill with that and frunch ( good,) we used our breakfast voucher there and it was about the same cost as it would have been without. kind of dark, twig furniture I think. more open, cavernous area

wcc has a normal menu or the ayce skillet of scrambled eggs, sausage cravy, biscuits, sweet tea bread( supposed to be banana which i hate , this tasted almost almondy to me and i loved It) bacon, sausage, yummy cute little pinecone waffles,and hash brown potatoes. I do not think the beverage was included . it was $10 per person and you got more of what ever you wanted. they have stick horse races for kids ( and adults sometimes too) crazy servers who do comical things but you don't have to join in..I am more of a sideline type person and they were fun but not overbearing...some "asked for it" though, one guy had to ride his stick horse around the lobby in order to get his 3rd batch of waffles. good clean fun! we loved it! homey, rustic decor, big windows didn't seem as cavernous as Boma but is kind of noisy due to the antics and hollering going on. if you have trouble waking up you might need coffee before tackling this place! we sat at tables both times and i don't remember seeing any booths

 

[fairytinkerbell]

thhanks jann ur the besst!! :cheer:

 

[fairytinkerbell]

thhanks jann ur the besst!!

 

[Forever42]

I think you're really missing out, not doing a country at Epcot! Those have been some of the consistently best restaurants we've been to at Disney. One of our two favorites in the whole resort is Le Cellier (California Grill now is at the top, as well!)

 

[jiminy14]

If you are looking for "fun" dining, then you have to do Prime Time Cafe in the Studios park. We never miss eating here and have brought many family members and friends along. You can't beat the decor (50's kitsch) and the waitresses all dress like June Cleaver from "Leave it to Beaver". There are TV monitors scattered all over the restaurant and they show 50's programs and commercials. The food is basically home style cooking like meatloaf, pot roast and fried chicken and the prices are surprising reasonable for a sit-down restaurant.