What are your "must-do" restaurants?

[Aliceacc]

We're returning to WDW in August 2012, and staying at the Beach Club (a change from the past 2 trips, when we stayed at the Poly.)

So I'm starting to think ADRs, specifically those in Epcot, but all others too.

Which places do you ALWAYS go back to?

So far, these are definite favorites with my crew:
Chef Mickey's
Coral Reef
Yak and Yetti
Le Cellier--though now that it's 2 credits, we'll have to see

edited to add: how bizarre. I'm the OP, yet my post is #2

 

[WDWisTheBest]

We're returning to WDW in August 2012, and staying at the Beach Club (a change from the past 2 trips, when we stayed at the Poly.)

So I'm starting to think ADRs, specifically those in Epcot, but all others too.

Which places do you ALWAYS go back to?

So far, these are definite favorites with my crew:
Chef Mickey's
Coral Reef
Yak and Yetti
Le Cellier--though now that it's 2 credits, we'll have to see

I agree with Coral Reef and Le Cellier in Epcot. I would go to Le Cellier for lunch though. How about Ohana?

 

[disneyholic family]

must dos:
Citricos
Boma
Yak&Yeti
Crystal Palace
50's prime time
Sci-fi dine in

i'd like to do V&A again, but we're 6 on this trip and it's just too pricey for a group of that size...
the next time it's just two of us, it will be at the top of my list..

 

[disneyholic family]

We're returning to WDW in August 2012, and staying at the Beach Club (a change from the past 2 trips, when we stayed at the Poly.)

So I'm starting to think ADRs, specifically those in Epcot, but all others too.

Which places do you ALWAYS go back to?

So far, these are definite favorites with my crew:
Chef Mickey's
Coral Reef
Yak and Yetti
Le Cellier--though now that it's 2 credits, we'll have to see

edited to add: how bizarre. I'm the OP, yet my post is #2

lunch at Le Cellier is still 1 credit

 

[Aliceacc]

We did Ohana in 2008-- thought it was OK, but have no burning desire to return.

 

[Aliceacc]

lunch at Le Cellier is still 1 credit

Oh, I didn't know that!!!!

So we can do a late lunch, and call it a day.

Thank you so much-- that will make a big difference!!!

 

[disneyholic family]

Oh, I didn't know that!!!!

So we can do a late lunch, and call it a day.

Thank you so much-- that will make a big difference!!!

make sure you're within the hours that are called lunch..
maybe it's up to 3?

 

[Aliceacc]

make sure you're within the hours that are called lunch..
maybe it's up to 3?

That's great! We'll be at the Beach Club; Le Cellier is really close. We can choose it for day when we're doing morning EMH somewhere, head back to the BC early for a few hours, then do a late lunch and a long evening.

Thank you so much!

 

[disneyholic family]

That's great! We'll be at the Beach Club; Le Cellier is really close. We can choose it for day when we're doing morning EMH somewhere, head back to the BC early for a few hours, then do a late lunch and a long evening.

Thank you so much!

 

[Aliceacc]

You are my new best friend!!

Of course, I started a diet yesterday, and now I'm starving, but that's OK. We'll get to eat at Le Cellier in 14 months

 

[disneyholic family]

You are my new best friend!!

Of course, I started a diet yesterday, and now I'm starving, but that's OK. We'll get to eat at Le Cellier in 14 months

 

[distech]

Chef Mickey's and Hollywood & Vine are our two "must-do" restaurants. Both have top notch food and are amazingly fun for the kiddos.

 

[i.love.stitch]

our must do's:
kona for breakfast
Plaza
Chefs de France

 

[goofyintoronto]

Our must do's:
Kona breakfast
Teppan Edo
Liberty Tree dinner

Our must "dont":
Chef Mickeys (breakfast). Sorry!
Tony's - incredibly gross meal.

 

[Juliealto]

With such a varied offering of CS locations, we don't often repeat TS restaurants. The two exceptions are Raglan Road and Biergarten; we go back because they speak to our cultural heritage. Biergarten is like being at a family reunion. Raglan Road is like Sunday dinner at grandma's.

 

[BLTLDZ]

We have a few, and cannot always fit them all in. BUT, Citricos, Cali Grill & 'Ohana are at the top of our list....

We also love 50's Prime time & Sci Fi.

And we USED to really enjoy San Angel , but no longer care for the food, so we still hit up the tequila bar and take the boat ride

 

[scootch]

Chef Mickey Dinner and counter service in Mexico. Love those darn nachos and enchiladas.

 

[MaggieBailey]

For sure we love Yak & Yeti, it's a fave! Also, Pizzafari - we go there as soon as the park opens, and eat our breakfast. It's so quiet and peaceful in there, we get ready for our day. Tony's at MK is great, especially since Lady & the Tramp is one of my favorite movies.... Sci Fi at DHS is such a fun experience, and the milkshakes are great. And the only place I found I don't like at Epcot is San Angel. Maybe it's cause it's not the Mexican food I crave, lol. Too fancy for me haha!

 

[Kelblum]

Our must dos:

Kona (breakfast)
Chef de France (lunch)
Via Napoli (anytime!)
La Hacienda (dinner around Illuminations)
Yak & Yeti (lunch)

 

[Linda T.]

Our favorite restaurants:

Teppen Edo (Dinner)
Chef's de France (Lunch or Dinner)
Raglan Road (Dinner)
Crystal Palace (Breakfast)

New restaurants we are trying in July:

Coral Reef (Dinner)
1900 Park Fare (Dinner)
Ohana (Dinner)