What is you (3) top Disney resturants?

If I had to narrow it down, I'd say:

1. Victoria & Albert's - very pricey but the dinner was more like a tasting experience. So many delicious, unique courses and private, romantic atmosphere. The service was phenomenal. Not something I can afford every time, but definitely worth it as a special occasion treat.

2. Jiko - Again, great food, nice ambiance, vast wine selection and moderately priced.

3. Artist Pointe - Another great wine selection restaurant, tasty food and nice atmosphere.

Great question :goodvibes
 
1) Ohanas

2) Teppan Edo - not my fave but the boys love it

3) Sci Fi or Prime Time - more because they're fun / different though Prime Time was my best meal this last trip in Sept..

we also love...Le Cellier, Wolfgang Puck, Boma...
 
We used to eat obn Disney property all the time, but over the past couple years we've been dining off site more often. That being said, these are some of our faves:

Artist Point: This restaurant has been consistently good the past couple times we've been within the pasts year or so. My only complaint is that the menu is pretty stagnent. I wish they were a bit more seasonal and had some more "obscure" (for WDW standards) dishes. Overall, the execution is there, and the wine list is decent enough.

Flying Fish: This was our "go to" restaurant for many years, but they've hit a rough patch with us lately. I feel the menu has basically stayed the same no matter what season, and they execution of pretty basic techniques has falled short. We still love this restaurant, as it holds a special place in our hearts, and it hope they redeem themselves when we dine there in a couple days.

Beaches and Cream: Greasy good burgers in a great atmosphere. It's also one of the better deals on WDW property, especially if you have TIW.
 

If staying at AKL, you should try at least one of its restaurants (other than the counter service). The issue with all three is that a number of the dishes are African (mainly Northern African). Some don't like those (we do). They also have traditonal American. Boma in my view is the best buffet restaurant on site. What other one offers 5 different soups at dinner (all good)? Until a year ago Jiko's was my favorite table service restaurant. It has lost that prize to Sanaa. Both have excellent wine lists.

If staying at BLT, and want excellent table service restaurant, you might take a shot at Califoirnia Grill which also offers fantastic view. Other than California Grill, our favorite table service restaurant in that area is Narcoossee's at GF for seafood (or otherwise).
 
50's Prime Time Cafe/Tune-in Lounge
Rose and Crown
Yak and Yeti
 
My top three:
Sanaa
Jiko
Shula's (non Disney, but on property)

Honorable mention:
Yachtsman Steakhouse
California Grill
'Ohana

MG
 
Sanaa
Boma
Trail's End

Love the flavors and ambiance of Sanaa & Boma. Love the price at Trail's End.

I've got to jump in here and put in a "plug" for Trail's End. It is a nice boat ride from MK to Ft. Wilderness. The restaurant is very close to the boat dock. Great fried chicken, potato salad, and other American type buffet items. One year we got there 15 minutes before they converted from breakfast to lunch. We were able to do both...a great brunch!

Also love Boma and Kouzzina.
 
top three:

Ca Grill
Narcoosee
Crystal Palace

alternates:

Chef Mickey's for dinner if staying in CR/BLT
50's for roast beef or chicken & waiter from my hometown hi Ritchie!
Hoop-de-doo:dance3:

if you can't grab an ADR @ MK:

a turkey leg, chased down with a dole whip, topped off with rice krispie treat :flower3:nom nom.
 
There are many that our family likes, but these are the ones we usually include in our trip.

Chef Mickey
Kouzzina
Wolf gang express
 
Artist's Point
Turf Club
and Teppan Edo (for fun)

We actually like more than three, Brown Derby, California Grill and for fast food we've love the nachos at La Cantina de San Angel in Mexico. Yumm!
 
We enjoy:
California Grill
Narcoossees
Akershus (princess breakfast) and Chef Mickey's are my kids' favorites
 
The claws are that good. Agree with most of the others but 2 more dont stand out for me like Fulton's
 
1.) Victoria and Albert- this is simply the best diner experiance I've had. The food was Delicious and the service was unbelievable. It's very expensive and not on the DDPl.

2.) Sanaa - Sanaa is the cheaper option and is just as good as Jiko. Both are good but i like Sanaa more.

3.) Cali Grill- Great food, Great view.



Honestly though you can't really go wrong anywhere. My top 2 & 3 are must do's for me. V&A is for special occasions.
 
The ones we visit the most often:
Kona Cafe, Whispering Canyon, & House Of Blues.
Our current "favorite" is Yachtsman Steakhouse, though we don't visit every trip.
 



















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