What is the best Restaurant you have eaten at in Walt Disney World?

[hammie59]

I haven't been to that many, but last trip we really liked Kona and Coral Reef.

 

[Leota]

I would have to say our Favorites for Dinner are BlueZoo & Flying Fish.

Our Favorite Lunch is the Cabana Bar & Grill.

Our Favorite Breakfast is a tie between Boma, Fresh & Kouzzina.

 

[OZ 877]

For our family it has to be Narcoosee's with the surf & turf, the piped in music and the fireworks.

For the wife and I it is Flying Fish with Jiko a close second.

 

[Lizboo]

UM.. OK, the best meal I have ever had (anywhere) was at V&A for our 10th anniversary. The bill stunned DH, but I (stupidly) said "I only need a meal like that one every 10 years".

Outside of my 10 year period:

Fav Breakfast: Kona
Fav Lunch: Wolfgang Puck Cafe (I wish I had a Chicken Chinois salad now)
Fav Character Meal: Cinderella's Royal Table
Fav Atmosphere: Narcoosee's/California Grill
Fav Counter Service: Tangerine Cafe
DH's Fav: Le Cellier

BUT we also love, Flying Fish, Citricos and Teppan Edo.

( I knew I couldn't just answer one restaurant)

 

[gillep]

Signature- Jiko, followed closely by Citricos

Non signature- Sanaa


We will be trying Narcoossee's, Flying Fish, and Artist point in October so things may change. Maybe even trying V&As in January (shhh don't tell DH)

 

[wild.zinnia]

50's Prime Time Cafe.

 

[Castillo Mom]

I'd have to say California Grill. Haven't tried V&A: yet but hope to soon.

 

[Ron from Michigan]

California Grill & Jiko.

 

[disneychic]

It's a tie between Victoria and Alberts (on our honeymoon) and the California Grill. We will be celebrating our 10 year anniversary this year and will be going to WDW as well as a Disney Cruise. But, during the WDW portion of the trip we plan to dine at Victoria and Albert's. Hey, a splurge like that every 10 years is definately worth it!

 

[jcarwash]

The favorite to always go back to is Kona Cafe. But my best meal ever experience right now is Narcoosee's.

 

[vettegirl]

Ohana! Love everything about it.

 

[Mrs. Bradbury]

Sadly, mine are both gone - the Papeete Bay Verandah at the Poly, and the Concourse Steakhouse at CR.

 

[Vickis3js]

This is a hard one. DH and I would say Narcossee's the food, atmosphere, and service were excellent. But Yachtmans had the BEST filet I swear I could cut it with my spoon.

My kids would say Ohana.

If you are looking for a non signature restaurant we had a excellent meal and dining experiance at Rose and Crown for lunch. Our server was one of the best we had all week long.

Jiko the food was good and the restaurant is gorgeous but our server totally ruined it for us.

 

[Poppinsme]

V&As
Jiko
Artist Point
Flying Fish

 

[BriarRosie]

Ok, I enjoy Victoria and Albert's. But they need to change up the menu more often. I still enjoy it and will probably end up there in October depending on my F&WF bookings.

If I had to pick three right now:

California Grill (flatbreads, soups and sushi can be a great meal)
Todd English's bluezoo™ (overall meal, service and atmosphere)
Sanaa (surprisingly good fish dish - arctic char w/shrimp and scallops. GET THIS!)

And I would always go to:
Flying Fish
Jiko
Citrico's
Artist Point (if I get a good server)
Brown Derby
Boma
Kona Cafe (with addictive bread service)

I'm on the fence with Yachtsman Steakhouse. I'm putting them on "probation" for serving me a steak they called filet mignon for $40. I was served two flat pieces of meat, but I did not say anything at the time, since I was eating in the Crew's Cup Lounge. The bread service and side dishes more than made up for the poor steak choice. I'd have to try something else before I write them off.

 

[scarlet_ibis]

Artist Point, no question.

Following closely behind are California Grill and what seems to be atypically delicious meals at 1900 Park Faire and Marrakesh.

 

[thumper1970]

Artist Point, no question.

Following closely behind are California Grill and what seems to be atypically delicious meals at 1900 Park Faire and Marrakesh.

Was disappointed with both Cali Grill and 1900 Park Fayre last time...

Maybe a bit controversial, but:

Whispering Canyon (food and atmosphere)
Le Cellier (food!)
Liberty Tree Tavern (food)

 

[scarlet_ibis]

The food at Le Cellier is good, but is only about 60% of how great it used to be. We finally added it back into our rotation this trip, so we'll see how it goes.

 

[Mamu]

Very hard to pick just one. If I was there for one night and could eat anywhere I guess I would pick Citrico's. This restaurant.

There are about 8-9 restaurants that I consider my top picks.

 

[dsneygirl]

Jiko