I thought I'd give you all my dining review so if you are vegetarian or planning on a vegetarian in your party this might help you out. We started on 6/26 and ended 7/2. We were on the dining plan, so keep that in mind if you're wondering what you can get with the plan. Please also keep in mind that I do eat dairy and eggs, I am not a vegan.
6/26/2005
for dinner we ate at Prime Time Cafe. for an appetizer I had the crusted cheese (not sure what kind of cheese but it was soft and delightful). This was very good! It came with some bread to spread the cheese on. For my main course I had the stuffed pepper. I was a little disappointed because the last time we visited (2 years ago) the pepper was amazing. This time there was no cheese, hardly any veggies inside, and the rice was a little tough. It was not the greatest, but I survived. It had some veggies in a tomato sauce on the outside of the dish. For dessert I had the snickers cheese cake. Very good!
6/27/2005
For lunch we ate at the Sunshine seasons food court. They had a really good veggie "reuben" sandwich that had roasted veggies and some type of cheese. It was decent for a counter service meal (as most veggie options in disney world are). I also had a citris creme brulee which came as a surprise to me because the server said it was just 'creme brulee' so I wasn't expecting the citrus taste to it. It was still pretty good.
For dinner we ate at Spoodles. As an appetizer I had the mediteranian dips. They were excellent, they came with enough pita and dips to serve as a main course. But I did have the gnocci which was good with roasted vegetables and it was a bit spicey. I'd reccommend it but I was so stuffed from lunch and those dips that I didn't eat all of it. For dessert I had some sorbet. There didn't seem to be many desert options, but this was OK with me.
6/28/2005
For dinner we ate at Boma which was amazing. The butternut squash soup is beyond words. Everyone at my table enjoyed it. Please see my other thread HERE for a better description of how wonderful boma was.
7/1/2005
For lunch we ate at the ABC Commissary. They had a tebbouleh wrap which was really very good and flavorful. It had hummus in it also. I would definately recommend it to veggie diners. I also had the chocolate mousse which was REALLY good! Who knew you could get such good desserts from a counter restaurant!! My dad had the apple spice cake which he was really enjoying also!
For dinner we had teppenyaki. This place is such a nice place to go to! It's fun sitting with a new family (if yours doesn't take up the whole 'station'), and our server was very witty. I enjoyed him. As an appetizer I had the edimames, but I had trouble eating them because I felt improper opening them with my fingers, as the server suggested. I had the vegetables (obviously) which were VERY good, and the chef was very accomidating. He asked if I was vegetarian, and then asked if butter was OK to use on my dish. I said yes, and he made my dish before everyone elses, I'm sure he assumed I don't like my veggies cooked with meat, which was very nice of him. for dessert I had some chocolate ice cream.
7/2/2005
For lunch we ate at Wolfgang Pucks Express in down town disney. It was pretty decent, I had the cheese quesidilla which had some type of ranch dressing on it. It was an unusual twist to the regular quesidilla. I also had the chocolate cake. I wanted the tirimisu but the server advised against it, so I stuck with her suggestion. She said the tirimisu is the only dessert not prepared in their kitchen, so it comes out after being thawed out, not that great. The chocolate cake was good anyhow.
For dinner we ate at the Sci Fi dine in. I had the spinach artichoke dip which was really good! I wanted more but ran out of chips! For my main course I had what they called a vegetable potato bake, which was shredded/baked potatos served on top of and under a lot of roasted zucchinis and portobello mushrooms. It was really good I really liked the potatos on it. For dessert I had the ice cream sundae which was SOOOO GOOOOOOOD! Oh man. That was a nice meal to end our stay, and my mom and dad REALLY enjoyed the theming of the restaurant.
I'd suggest pretty much any of these places, aside from prime time
which is a shame because the first time I went their meal was AMAZING, this time i was not impressed at all. I would DEFINATELY reccommend Boma, what a great place, so accomidating to vegetarians. Thanks for reading, and I hope this helps everyone out a bit.
tricia.
6/26/2005
for dinner we ate at Prime Time Cafe. for an appetizer I had the crusted cheese (not sure what kind of cheese but it was soft and delightful). This was very good! It came with some bread to spread the cheese on. For my main course I had the stuffed pepper. I was a little disappointed because the last time we visited (2 years ago) the pepper was amazing. This time there was no cheese, hardly any veggies inside, and the rice was a little tough. It was not the greatest, but I survived. It had some veggies in a tomato sauce on the outside of the dish. For dessert I had the snickers cheese cake. Very good!
6/27/2005
For lunch we ate at the Sunshine seasons food court. They had a really good veggie "reuben" sandwich that had roasted veggies and some type of cheese. It was decent for a counter service meal (as most veggie options in disney world are). I also had a citris creme brulee which came as a surprise to me because the server said it was just 'creme brulee' so I wasn't expecting the citrus taste to it. It was still pretty good.
For dinner we ate at Spoodles. As an appetizer I had the mediteranian dips. They were excellent, they came with enough pita and dips to serve as a main course. But I did have the gnocci which was good with roasted vegetables and it was a bit spicey. I'd reccommend it but I was so stuffed from lunch and those dips that I didn't eat all of it. For dessert I had some sorbet. There didn't seem to be many desert options, but this was OK with me.
6/28/2005
For dinner we ate at Boma which was amazing. The butternut squash soup is beyond words. Everyone at my table enjoyed it. Please see my other thread HERE for a better description of how wonderful boma was.
7/1/2005
For lunch we ate at the ABC Commissary. They had a tebbouleh wrap which was really very good and flavorful. It had hummus in it also. I would definately recommend it to veggie diners. I also had the chocolate mousse which was REALLY good! Who knew you could get such good desserts from a counter restaurant!! My dad had the apple spice cake which he was really enjoying also!
For dinner we had teppenyaki. This place is such a nice place to go to! It's fun sitting with a new family (if yours doesn't take up the whole 'station'), and our server was very witty. I enjoyed him. As an appetizer I had the edimames, but I had trouble eating them because I felt improper opening them with my fingers, as the server suggested. I had the vegetables (obviously) which were VERY good, and the chef was very accomidating. He asked if I was vegetarian, and then asked if butter was OK to use on my dish. I said yes, and he made my dish before everyone elses, I'm sure he assumed I don't like my veggies cooked with meat, which was very nice of him. for dessert I had some chocolate ice cream.
7/2/2005
For lunch we ate at Wolfgang Pucks Express in down town disney. It was pretty decent, I had the cheese quesidilla which had some type of ranch dressing on it. It was an unusual twist to the regular quesidilla. I also had the chocolate cake. I wanted the tirimisu but the server advised against it, so I stuck with her suggestion. She said the tirimisu is the only dessert not prepared in their kitchen, so it comes out after being thawed out, not that great. The chocolate cake was good anyhow.
For dinner we ate at the Sci Fi dine in. I had the spinach artichoke dip which was really good! I wanted more but ran out of chips! For my main course I had what they called a vegetable potato bake, which was shredded/baked potatos served on top of and under a lot of roasted zucchinis and portobello mushrooms. It was really good I really liked the potatos on it. For dessert I had the ice cream sundae which was SOOOO GOOOOOOOD! Oh man. That was a nice meal to end our stay, and my mom and dad REALLY enjoyed the theming of the restaurant.
I'd suggest pretty much any of these places, aside from prime time
which is a shame because the first time I went their meal was AMAZING, this time i was not impressed at all. I would DEFINATELY reccommend Boma, what a great place, so accomidating to vegetarians. Thanks for reading, and I hope this helps everyone out a bit.tricia.
Thanks for the great reviews - I'm pleased to say that we have ADRs at several of the places you mentioned. I also had an excellent vegetarian meal at Sci Fi for lunch. Chef Ernie fixed something special for me with tofu. Also - FYI - if you want to try 50s Prime Time again because you like the atmosphere, they will fix a veggie burger no problem. It's not on the menu but they do have them. 
). Anyway...I scheduled Boma which I think everyone will enjoy and the Prime Time Cafe which I will warn her about ahead of time. The only real problem I see is that everyone wants to do the Hoop Dee Doo. I was told that we can call ahead and request a Vege meal. I HOPE IT's GOOD! I know she gets frusterated with the lack of Vege options around. She has a hard time understanding how so many in the world are "meat eaters". 
Thank you soooo much for your reviews!!! I'm definitely adding Boma to my list. 
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I'm not crazy about zucchini either, but think I can handle that.
