TS outside the parks

[Miffylynx]

We are looking for another good table service restaurant outside the parks. We are travelling with a 4 year old. Also have the dining plan. I want a one TS credit restaurant.

Have Chef Mickey, Ohana, T-Rex, and 1900 Park Faire already planned.

Thanks!

 

[hakepb]

Is this for a non-park day?
Where are you staying, and will you have a car?

If Artist Point holds as a 1TS character meal, then its a leading contender.
Otherwise, I’d look at Boma or Saana (It’s possible but not guaranteed to get a savanna view at Saana.)

 

[Miffylynx]

We are staying at sports. No car.

All of our days are park days but when we leave to go back to our resort to swim in the afternoon we do not go back to the parks.

 

[hakepb]

From All Stars, since you have several MK area ADR’s (longer bus ride to MK)
I would lean Boma or Saana. You’d have to take the bus to AK park then the bus to AKL (1st stop will be Kidani (Saana) and the 2nd stop will be Jambi (Boma). Jambo is the larger/ much more impressive lobby and worth a visit

 

[need2travel]

IS Disney Springs an option? They do have some there on the dining plan, also the Boardwalk has some good options.

 

[WishesQueen]

It would help if we knew what park your at that day. As for TS single credit without that info.....

If its MK We would go to Ohana's or Grand Floridian Cafe (we even love the quick service outside the Wilderness Lodge Geyser Point - they deliver the food and have waitstaff but its a QS)
If its EPCOT We would go to Yacht Club Ale and Compass
If its Hollywood Studios we would go to Disney Springs and eat at Homecomin or so many of the others
If its Animal Kingdom we would go to Sanaa

Hope this helps. Enjoy

 

[krose4]

I really liked Sanaa when we went, there was a toddler behind us having literally the best time looking at the animals there, so it might be pretty magical.

I'd also look into DS options, Homecomin' is supposed to be spectacular, but there are so many cuisine options there you should be able to find something to your taste.

 

[jpakstis]

We loved Ohana when we were there in April but it’s a looonnnggg meal. Our kids are 9 and 7 and handled it fine but I couldn’t imagine them wanting to sit for that long when they were 4. We were there for close to 2 hours. It was incredible and I found our server really catered to our kids and they enjoyed themselves but insist wanted to point it out as a consideration.

We did Chef Mickey’s for breakfast on another trip and it was fine. Not spectacular but not terrible either. I prefer breakfast as a buffet option and it did fine for that.

 

[Mr & Mrs DD]

We went to Chef Art Smith's "Homecomin'" at Disney Springs a few months back. It was very good. We would love to go eat there again.