suggestions for inlaws

[williamson_ja]

I am making the dining reservations for my inlaws that will be joining us on our trip in Sept. We will be doing Hoop-Dee-Doo together, Teppan Edo, and Biergarten. The other meals, they will be eating on their own, but I am still reserving it for them. Any thoughts on what the more mature diser likes/dislikes? They both just turned 70.
I thought maybe a Tusker House lunch to get them out of the sun midway though Animal kingdom. I don't know....

 

[williamson_ja]

Forgot to say that this will be their first trip to the world... it's our second. So, we're still pretty new at this.

 

[Pakey]

You didn't say if they were on the dining plan or if they are, which plan it is. I know when DH and I (in our mid 50's) go alone, we prefer to dine at places that are not on the dining plan because they are so much quieter and the tables are usually more than a few inches apart. For in park TS meals, we do prefer the places at Epcot/Boardwalk area more than the other parks.

Tusker House has good food but it's incredibly noisy in there. Also, I'd check the menu because their offerings are a bit unusual and may not appeal if your inlaws are not adventurous eaters.

 

[williamson_ja]

We are all on the dining plan during free dining. They are both pretty adventurous eaters. they lived in Japan for 2 years and ate the local food there, and also lived in England for a couple of years. Now they are back in the states and traveling around within the country.

 

[Wild4Walt]

Have you thought about Ohana's? Yachtsman Steakhouse is really good too.

 

[ROEDISNEY]

The Wave or Maya Grill. I sent my parents here to both resturents & they r in there 70's and really really liked both a lot.