What are your FAV places to eat while dinning at Disney

[MEM]

At the top of our list would be the Columbia Harbour House in MK. Yep, go figure. Our absolute favorite lunch throughout WDW, with the best tuna sandwiches EVER!

We also love the 50's Prime Time Cafe. My husband would be happy if I booked every meal there.

My husband loved Fulton's (DTD), but the kids and I didn't care too much for it. We all loved Raglan Road.

CHH is one of our favorites too! We enjoy the fried shrimp platter or fish and chips, and sitting upstairs, near a window overlooking the Haunted Mansion. Very relaxing.

 

[MUFFYCAT]

Some to be a hit or miss on each trip but overall we like

Crystal Palace- breakfast
Le Cellier
California Grill
Columbia Harbour House
Wolfgang Puck Express- DTD
Plaza - lunch

The past year we've had 2 good meals at Kona cafe and recently tried Raglan Road for the first time which was very good.

 

[Fantasmic23]

and sitting upstairs, near a window overlooking the Haunted Mansion. Very relaxing.

 

[fabfive]

Le Cellier in Canada
Fish and Chips in England (get carry out and go over to listen to the Beatles)

 

[ceecee]

LeCellier was not as good the last two years, I'm going to have to rethink the 2 credits for that! What time is lunch? We have a 2:30 reservation.
Columbia Harbor House
OHana
Yak & Yeti
Teppen Edu
50's Prime Time
Sci Fi, Chef Mickey and Cinderella's Castle if you have kids just for the experience. We also liked Hoop-de-do Review and the Spirit of Aloha! Mickey's BBQ not so much.

 

[WDW Lover]

I don't understand why people actually do these dining plans??? Now they are starting to charge 2 credits at so many of the quality restaurants - makes it totally not worth it. Maybe I just don't eat as much as other people - though I think I do - but I don't eat at a sit-down restaurant every day... most of the time if I eat a big late-ish lunch I am full through dinner, or maybe just have a snack! I usually just eat cereal for breakfast in my room! I'm not trying to be cheap, either - I just can't see how you can eat a lunch and then turn around that night and eat a big sit-down dinner.

My votes for places to eat are:
O'hana at Polynesian
Boma at Animal Kingdom Lodge
I agree with the carry-out fish 'n chips in England... we usually watch the Beatles group too!
Columbia Harbour house does have good food and it is kind of neat to look out the window and see the Haunted Mansion!

 

[ceecee]

I don't understand why people actually do these dining plans??? Now they are starting to charge 2 credits at so many of the quality restaurants - makes it totally not worth it. Maybe I just don't eat as much as other people - though I think I do - but I don't eat at a sit-down restaurant every day... most of the time if I eat a big late-ish lunch I am full through dinner, or maybe just have a snack! I usually just eat cereal for breakfast in my room! I'm not trying to be cheap, either - I just can't see how you can eat a lunch and then turn around that night and eat a big sit-down dinner.

It was free the last 4 out of 5 times we had it! At our 2 favorite places to eat, our bill is around $150 for the 3 of us. We aren't big eaters either, but with a desert and drink....it comes in around that. The dining plan was a better deal when you could get an appetizer and it included the tip for sure.