What is your One Must do Resturant?

[Nikisha421]

although it's simple and not favorite to many...we always do yak and yeti

 

[Nikisha421]

double post

 

[horselover]

Kona Cafe - breakfast & dinner

If a signature is in the budget a must do is Jiko.

 

[hookemhoney]

We ate at California Grill for the first time last year, and it definitely found a place on our must-do list! The food, atmosphere and service were just impeccable.

Our other favorite places are lunch at Sci-Fi Dine-In and breakfast at 1900 Park Fare - we've been going every time since my first trip to Disney in the fourth grade, and you can't beat the nostalgia!

 

[Coconuts]

Our must do is HDDR! I love all those hokey jokes, fried chicken, and unlimited sangria!

 

[Sweet Melissa]

Jiko. I doubt my favorite will be toppled in my estimation any time soon.

 

[Beauty & the Best]

My first instinct would be 'Ohana, but the one we seem to do the most is Tusker House for lunch, so I guess it truly is our must do.

 

[figment_jii]

Mine is Le Cellier!

 

[SweetSerenity]

Dinner at Rose and Crown. Can't wait to be there again soon.

 

[AuroraMeansDawn]

We almost always do Crystal Palace. It's just such a nice break from the parks to get off our feet and have a nice meal with many selections.

I also would put the 50sPTC on the list. Way back in 1991 on our first trip we could only really afford one TS and we read the guidebook and decided it sounded fun and affordable. We had a great time and tend to go back everytime since. Maybe more for the nostalgia factor, not only the intended one but the one for our family.

Happy times, full tummies and wishes come true on your trips, all!

 

[tinkaholic35]

Excellent question, However a tough one. I would have to go with Le Cellier However, Jiko and Saana run close seconds.

 

[Sassagoula Billy]

I love questions like these and I abhor questions like these.

Pick one?

What restaurant would I most miss... if it announced its closing tomorrow.... hmm. Because that, by default, would be my must-do.

From soup to nuts, it would have to be Boma. I know, I go back and forth on this. But as of 9:17 PM on July 12, 2010, it's Boma.

 

[ryanmcin]

Jiko... I can't go to WDW without eating there!

Me too. Even when we decide to remove signature restaurants from our options we always end up at Jiko at least once.

 

[kydisneymom]

Ohana! My husband would eat there every night if we could! LOL

 

[Iceman13]

Our family is split between Chefs de France and Brown Derby. We are eating at both on our next trip.

 

[RachaelA]

1. Jiko
2. Le Cellier
3. Narcoosee's

 

[leebee]

Dinner at Boma... hands down, didn't even have to think about it! In fact, it's our favorite restaurant anywhere (followed by Garlic Mike's, between Gunnison and Crested Butte, CO).

Runners-up at WDW include Kona Cafe and Crystal Palace (tied). Honorable mentions go to Mama Melrose and Chefs de France.

DD is holding out for Beaches and Cream, but I really think of that as counter service, regardless of what the dining plan says!!

 

[disneydeb1224]

Cali Grill for a special night out with DH, and Prime Time and Rose and Crown with the whole family!

 

[goofy4prez]

Picking only one is not fair, I have to seperate them by 1Ts and Signature.

For the 1TS it would be Ohana. I am my fathers son and he is a carnivor and so am I.

For a signature it has to be Narcoossee's; we never miss this restaurant when we are back home. I can't wait for Aug. 1st for our 8:15 ADR. I can already picture the surf & turf, the Electric Pagent, and fireworks and watching this from an incredible view.

 

[PoohsFan1]

Well, we are one of those families that have more than one must do's each trip, but for our just one must do to answer your question, it would have to be Breakfast at Akershus in Epcot. We LOVE the food (especially the cheesy potatoes), atmosphere, character interaction, the service, and the whole ambiance. Ever since the first time we ate there back in 2007, it has become a family tradition for us.