What ADR's have I missed?

[Mouseketeer1974]

We can start making our ADR's early next month so I'm trying to finalise choices.

Basic info is as follows:
We're a party of 4 (2x adults, 2x children - 8&6) including one coeliac.
We want a good mix of park restaurants / places within easy reach of parks for park days but are happy to check out some of the hotels and other locations as we're planning on spending virtually all our time on site.
We'd rather meet characters over meals than queue for hours for an autograph.
We're on DDP so have 14 table credits to go at.
Tastes are quite traditional - I can't persuade any of them to try sushi or example

These are my current contenders - what have I missed? What are your recommendations to fill the other credits?

Breakfasts

O'hana
Tusker House
Cape May Cafe
Park Fare

Lunches

Le Cellier
Liberty Tree Tavern

Dinner

Coral Reef
H&V
Rose & Crown
Narcossees
Akerhaus

Looking forward to hearing your suggestions

 

[minnie mum]

I noticed that you only have Tusker House planned on your AK day. Have you given any thought to having dinner at the AKL?? You would have three choices of restaurant: Boma (buffet), Jiko (signature) or Sanaa (Indian/Africa fusion a la carte). They're all good!

And how about a dinner show? HDDR always gets great reviews, and there's also the luau at the Poly or Mickey's BBQ.

 

[MNtwinsplus1mom]

I'd recommend Chef Mickey's. We had breakfast there last month and all loved it. The characters are dressed up as chefs, the service was outstanding, and it's convenient to access if done on a Magic Kingdom day. We picked a late breakfast time - a little after 11am - so we treated it like a brunch and were full until dinner. That way we could hit the parks at opening and it was a nice break.

Oh, and the food was delicious. I got the recipe for their breakfast pizza so I can make it this weekend.

 

[MNtwinsplus1mom]

I agree with minnie mum's suggestion regarding a dinner show. We saw the HDDMR last time and LOVED it. Our three boys were grinning and clapping. Lots of fun. And we loved the cornbread especially.

 

[Mouseketeer1974]

Brilliant suggestions all.

Will certainly look into the dinner shows and I definately like the idea of hitting a park for rope drope, having a couple of hours then a later breakfast / brunch -why did I not think of that...

 

[jodywgirl]

I haven't ate there but have never heard anything good about hollywood and vine. We like both 50's prime time and Mamma Melrose at DHS.

Also at dinner time Askerhaus definately didn't have choices that my family enjoyed we liked breakfast much more you should check out menus on wdwinfo or allears.net