What are your favourite restaurants for solo dining

[ClareH37]

Starting to think about where to eat and would be interested to hear what your favourite restaurants are for dining solo.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

Mine will include:

Kona Cafe in the Polynesian

Boma in AKL

Plaza Restaurant in MK

Chef's du France in Epcot

Brown Derby in DHS.

Also I will do Yakitori Housse in Japan and Tangerine Cafe in Morocco, but they are Quick Service, not Table Service.

 

[NeverlandPixie]

I've got three of those on my list: Kona, Boma and Chefs de France. I also have ADR's for:

Le Cell
Ohana
Mama Melrose

 

[Dolce27]

I will be doing Le Cellier, Spoodles, Sci-Fi Diner, and Liberty Tree Tavern - and the family style dinner at that.

 

[Lenc324]

I will be trying Jiko's and will ask to sit at the cooking place, also California Grille and Flying Fish. These are 3 places no one wanted to go to when I went with family and friends.

 

[ClareH37]

I will be trying Jiko's and will ask to sit at the cooking place, also California Grille and Flying Fish. These are 3 places no one wanted to go to when I went with family and friends.

I really want to try Flying Fish too, I'd be interested to hear what you think doing it solo.

 

[englishrose47]

My first time solo so will let you know .here are my adrs
Boma
Capt jacks
Raglan Road
Crystal Palace
Mama Melrosas
Le Cellier
Biergarten

 

[maple girl]

This is my first solo trip, I'll bring a book of short stories and a work puzzle book to keep me busy while I wait for my meal.

My ADR's are
Cinderella's Royal Table (I'll be enjoying the slipper dessert and waiting to meet my prince charming)
Crystal Palace (so bright and fairy tale like)

Le Cellier (my FAV, and not just cause I'm Canadian....LOVE their creme brule)

Tutto Italia Ristorante (real Italian, yummy)

Brown Derby (Fantasmic Package)

Hollywood and Vine (another Fantasmic Package)

 

[maple girl]

My first time solo so will let you know .here are my adrs
Boma
Capt jacks
Raglan Road
Crystal Palace
Mama Melrosas
Le Cellier
Biergarten

have never been there, what is it like?

anyone point me in the direction of the flying fish, please...which park, it doesn't sound familliar

 

[SuperDave]

have never been there, what is it like?

anyone point me in the direction of the flying fish, please...which park, it doesn't sound familliar

It's not in one of the parks. It's on the Boardwalk. Just a few minutes walk from Epcot's World Showcase. If you're near the France, Canada or England pavillions, just make your way to the International Gateway and exit Epcot to the Boardwalk. Once reaching Boardwalk bear left and a few minutes walk past ESPN and Spoodles and just prior to Boardwalk Resort and you're there.

 

[maple girl]

thank you so much for the directions

 

[SuperDave]

thank you so much for the directions

No problem. Although, Disney is twice the size of Manhattan you will get to know it so well once you become familiar and the more you return to it.

 

[Debbie Jean]

No one mentioned Yak & Yeti which I did solo last week... wonderful food and great service, it's definitely now on my favorites list!

 

[roselark]

have never been there, what is it like?

If you are asking about Boma (since it was highlighted in the post you quoted), it is WONDERFUL! It is my absolute favorite and single must do!

 

[dahirsh]

My faves are Boma, Kona, Le Cellier and The Brown Derby

 

[Dabelsteen]

Definetly Flying Fish and try to get a seat by the chefs at the counter. They tend to give us little treats and samples.