Suggestions for table Service

[disneyfreak74]

We are going in Sept for 3 days (I know short trip, BUT any trip is a GOOD trip.) Any suggestions are Table Service? Places you liked, places that you felt were not "kid friendly", etc.
It will be me, DH, DS (6), DD (2), and my little sis (14). We are on the dining plan, soooooo that means that I do not HAVE to do my Table service at lunch for the BEST price, and that maybe I can eat somewhere that DD and DS might turn their nose up at (but my searching I think most everywhere has chicken fingers and mac and cheese).
I am going to start making PS so any input would be great!!!!
We have park hoppers so anything is possible!!!

Thanks

 

[momof2disprincesses]

We're going in August and here's where we plan to eat:

Crystal Palace for breakfast
50's Prime Time Cafe at MGM (a family favorite - we LOVE this place)
HDDR (requires 2 TS credits/person)
Concourse Steakhouse
Sci Fi at MGM (another all-time family favorite of ours)
Princess Storybook breakfast
CRT for dinner (I'm soooooo excited about this one - we've never eaten in the castle before)
Whispering Canyon Cafe (we're staying at WL)
Beaches & Cream
Le Cellier's

I hope this helps. All WDW restaurants seem to be pretty kid-friendly.

Happy Eating

 

[Worfiedoodles]

This is a great chance for you to try restaurants that you otherwise might not go near. I even made an AR at Restaurant Marrakesh, because my ds7 can get chicken fingers!

My approach has been to try to think of where I plan to be, and then try to have a little food adventure each day!

 

[tn_disney_addict]

Try the Whispering Canyon...the kids will love the "antics"...