What is the most CONSISTENTLY amazing dining experience at Disney?

[mommary]

For me its always the California Grill!!!
Its not just the amazing food but the atmosphere. Being able to go outside to view Wishes always brings a tear to my eyes. Its Disney at its best for me!

 

[Ron from Michigan]

The two places that we dine at on every trip are California Grill & Jiko. We have never had a bad meal or service at either one.

 

[disneyfan55]

Teppen edo for me. We have been there every time since it opened and we visited except once-it was closed for renovations in 2007.

 

[StitchFan73]

Citrcos-without a doubt. Never had a bad experience and have been quite a few times

My second place vote would go to Jiko.

 

[tippy77]

The food at California Grill has always been outstanding for us. Kona Cafe is a favorite as well.

 

[daannzzz]

'Ohana is my favorite and is fairly consistent but not always. I still love it though.

The most consistent at everything with good food and service and atmosphere is The Liberty Tree Tavern for lunch. It is my second favorite place at WDW.

 

[grace&philipsmom]

Artist Point has always been our best meal every trip. I have to book that one every time.

 

[KatMark]

For us, it would be LeCellier. We've been five or six times now and have always had an exceptional meal and outstanding service.

 

[Amy&Dan]

For us it would be Yachtsmen. We love it there and all three times we have gotten Thomas who is so wonderful and takes great care of us.

We also love Tokyo Dining, San Angel Inn, Sci Fi, O"Hana and Crystal Palace.

I know those choices won't wow the V&A crowd, but for our family we always have fun, we always know we are in Disney and the food has always been excellent. To me dining at WDW is about so many factors and when I see my teenage son hamming it up with Tigger at CP, well that's about as good as it gets!

 

[Dancind]

We have gone to California Grill every single trip since 2001. So in 20 trips, we ate there 20 times and it was always wonderful. I even ate there twice during my trip last October, but we didn't go back in December. Why? The sushi! They cut the portion size in half, but the price is still the same. It wasn't as good, either. I don't know what happened, but it's a deal breaker for us. I'm blaming it on free dining.

So now Flying Fish is our only "every trip" restaurant. But we tried Il Mulino and Artist Point last trip, and both were amazing. DH still raves about the grilled buffalo steak with cheese polenta at AP, and I still remember the taste of the chef's special pasta with seafood at IM.

I'm pretty sure V&A would be on that short list, but we have only splurged there once. It was memorable though!