TS Outside the Parks with Picky Eater

[elsak]

I'm looking for suggestions for nice table service restaurants that have a good menu for not super adventurous eaters. On our pool/Disney Springs day, we want to go out to a nice dinner but we're somewhat picky eaters. Thanks!

 

[L&Lfan]

I'm sure any of the hundreds of chain restaurants in the greater Orlando area will satisfy picky eaters. I'm mean, isn't that what chain restaurants do?

 

[Julylady]

Check out the menu for Rain Forest Cafe at Disney Springs. I also have a 14 year old picky eater in my traveling party and she always finds something she likes there.

 

[Hibiscus]

Any of the Landry's chain restaurants (Rainforest Cafe, T-REX, Yak & Yeti) or one of the herd of chains on I-Drive should be able to churn out any boring, generic, unhealthy food that the picky masses may desire.

 

[Minnesota!]

Trail's End at Fort Wilderness is very much homey, comfort food (buffet...). Salads, carved meats, potatoes, etc. It's our favorite place after Boma... http://allears.net/dining/menu/trails-end/dinner


Also, Big River Grille and ESPN club have the typical burgers, fries, etc.

Whispering Canyon Cafe has pretty easy fare, too... meat, sides, etc.

 

[L&Lfan]

Any of the Landry's chain restaurants (Rainforest Cafe, T-REX, Yak & Yeti) or one of the herd of chains on I-Drive should be able to churn out any boring, generic, unhealthy food that the picky masses may desire.

SHADE! (And I LOVE it! )

 

[_auroraborealis_]

Consider Ohana. For the kids, they'll serve a hot dog. It requires the adults to actually like potstickers and meat skewer, though.

 

[BalooFan]

I think it is easier to schedule lunches for picky eaters. At Disney Springs, take a look at the dinner menus for Wolfgang Puck Grand Cafe, Paradiso 37, and Portobello.