Staying on monorail with small kids....where to eat??

[ppan77]

Just want a few suggestions on where to eat if we are on the monorail. Defintely doing a Chef Mickey's on first night. We are staying at the Poly and plan on doing Kona. Any other suggestions?

 

[DisneyMomx7]

Ohana and 1900 Park Fare are definitely two of my kids' favorites.

 

[catne]

Since you're on the monorail, you'll actually have a lot of choices because the monorail resorts have multiple restaurant options, and so do Magic Kingdom & Epcot.

Crystal Palace (Pooh characters!) at the MK is great for breakfast, lunch or dinner - very family-oriented & we like the food every time we've been there. The Plaza is another table service restaurant in the MK - more casual menu (sandwiches & such)

For a more adult-feel, but kids still welcome, try The Wave at the Contemporary resort.

Besides the 1900 Park Fare character buffet, also at the Grand Floridian is the Grand Floridian Cafe...lot of selections there at this menu restaurant, and not too stuffy for kids.

At Epcot, for counter service, we really like Sunshine Seasons in the Land building -- many, many made to order choices (more than the usual burger/fries for counter service.) Also love the shwarma platter at Tangierine Cafe, Morocco. And of course, tons of table service restaurants at Epcot.

 

[AuntBot]

Ohana's is great either for dinner or for breakfast. Breakfast is a character meal with Lilo and Stitch, Mickey & Goofy & Pluto. My 5 year old niece had a ball. Ohanas for dinner has hula hoop contests and coconut shell races for the kiddies.

 

[CR Resort Fan 4 Life]

Even though it's a counter service location the Contempo Cafe at the Contemporary has an excellent menu and you can always look at it before you go to Chef Mickey's, since they are located right next to each other.

 

[mdelano4]

in addition to some of the other great suggestions you have gotten, try Garden Grill or Coral Sea in Epcot.