Suggestions please....

[bamamom]

It will be myself, DH, DS13 and DD11. Suggestions on restaurants? DD11 will have the adult plan but she doesn't eat anywhere near the amount of food served for the adults. DS loves donald so we will be eating the donald breakfast. Last trip we ate at: Crystal Palace, 1300 Park Fare, Chef Mickeys (breakfast), Whispering Canyone, Le Celliar, the Japanese place. This trip we will be staying for 7nites/8full days. I don't mind eating at some we have before but I want to try some new places as well

 

[yaksack]

Check out this web site: http://allears.net/index.html

They have menus.

 

[The Hendies]

Boy, I share your feelings about paying 'adult' price for an 11 year old who doesn't eat much! I know Disney has to cut off somewhere, and some 11 year olds can eat you out of house and home, but... We always feel sort of robbed when our vegetarian DD eats at buffets. That is why when she is with us, we tend to eat at fewer buffets, EXCEPT Boma, which she loves. Here a chef came out and walked her through the buffet line and offered suggestions, and told her what she could eat. Hope it all works out for you!

 

[lovesmurfs]

My kids love O'hana breakfast -- it's a character meal with Lilo and Stitch. Food is above average for Disney breakfast. The last time we went, DS was almost 13 and DD was 8.

We're going in December (DS is almost 16 and DD10) and have reservations for Hoop De Doo at FW -- it's toward the end of our trip, so I'm hoping they'll be so Disney-fied that they get into the show.

The only other restaurant they requested a return to is Rose and Crown, but I think it's more because on our arrival night, it poured and we were soaking walking around Epcot. We decided to try R&C to see if they had any openings -- they did, and seated us in front of a fire (can't remember if it was real or not) and several CMs paid loads of attention to us! We looked like we had gone swimming in a lake. Everything tasted better for that meal!