What is your Table Service Must?

[ChrissyBeth29]

What is a table service MUST that you can't miss when in Disney? It can be breakfast, lunch or dinner. Oh and let me know why it's a must!! Thanks all!

 

[Lintasare]

Lots of musts for my sister and I.

We always do Biergarten. That is a must do.

We love Kona and will go either for breakfast or dinner.

Tusker House has become a must do for breakfast. The offerings are delish.

We like Crystal Palace but after trying dinner there this last trip have decided to stick to breakfast.

On our recent trip we tried Teppan Edo for the first time. Loved and and want to go back.

 

[MinnieGirl33]

California Grill.

Food is wonderful. We like having seasonal choices yet know that their signature dishes are always available.

Service is impecable, although I will say we have been sitting with the same server for several years now so we are biased.

It is our big family splurge each trip. We sit for 3 hours on average so it really is a whole dining experience for us as opposed to just another meal.

I used to ask if they wanted to try other signatures. The answer was always the same. If it was in addition to CG then great. If it was in place of CG, no way. I stopped asking

 

[SomDayMyPrnceWillCom]

My DD14 insists on Coral Reef as her must do each trip. She likes the food but really enjoys the atmosphere more than anything. Since it's just the two of us, we are pretty much guaranteed a seat down by the tanks which she loves.

My must do is Boma. We've gone for dinner both of our trips thus far and again in May 2011 however, I'm adding breakfast also to the next trip since I've heard so many good things.

While we didn't get a good experience from Ohana our first trip, we really enjoyed it the second time around when we gave it another shot. We're going again.

For signature dining, Narcoosee's is now our must do even though we're adding on several others this trip (Cali Grill, Citrico's, Luau and debating on a couple others) DD LOVED LOVED LOVED the whole main lobster. We watched Wishes from the deck and it was spectacular. The server here was outstanding and just gave us a really nice night, including the special Cinderella's slipper I ordered for her as a surprise. The server never gave up the surprise and brought it out at just the right moment and it was just a wonderful night for us.

 

[disneygirlmass]

My husband's absolute must when we go to Disney is Nine Dragons in China. The food is delicious and much better than any Chinese food around home. It also has a great viewing spot for Illluminations if you get a window seat. However, my must is the Hoop Dee Doo Revue, I can never get tired of this show!! If you do go, I suggest getting the seating towards the front, you have a better chance of being picked on. The food is great, and its all you can drink beer, wine, or sangria.

 

[walkdmc]

Our must-do's are T-Rex and Sci-Fi.

I look forward to the day the kids are older and our must-do's will include the California Grill. I'm pretty sure we couldn't return there if we tried. My nephew (6) lost his flip flop under the table. When he went to retrieve it, he lost his other flip flop and there you have it, 2 bare feet sticking up in the air at the Cali. Grill while he dove down for his shoes.

 

[mdoll4]

I'm wondering this too, but everyone has different favorites, it's so hard to decide on one! And I'm just wondering what the best one at Epcot would be. :/

 

[Golf4food]

Breakfast at the Grand Floridian Cafe.

 

[dunbarfamily]

Chef Mickeys!

 

[Pooh&OurHunny]

we have so many that's a must on every trip:
Tusker House breakfast buffet
Crystal Palace for lunch
Hollywood and Vine character and Chef Mickey (this is a must for our son but I wish we can remove both )
Chef de France
Brown Derby

 

[SGMCO]

We just got back and really enjoyed:

Tutto Italia---(it was far better than JIkos--which is a signiture)
We also tried the New Pizza Restaurant--Via Naples and it was also very good.
Had a wonderful meal at San Angel Inn--(so much better than the
sloppy Tex-Mex food we get up here).
We will definately eat all all of these again in the future.

 

[plutosgirl]

I have to do 50's Prime Time I work in a restaurant part time and I think it's hysterical the way the servers get to treat the customers! (though my girls HATE going here...last time the server fed my dd her collard greens! LMAO)

The other that we must do together are Kona (Breakfast or Dinner), Ohanas & Coral Reef

 

[chocovrdmicears]

Tusker House breakfast - Great food, fun characters, fabulous location. We make an ADR before the park opens, fill up on yummy food, then we are step away from the safari...perfect way to start a day at AK.

To answer someones earlier question..if we had to pick 1 place to eat at Epcot - We have tried them all with the exception of Marrakesh...the kids and I would pick San Angel and DH would choose Teppan Edo.

 

[kdfogliano]

California Grill for dinner
and after our last trip will always do Tusker house breakfast
and prob H&V for characters as well since it was so relaxed and pleasant!!

 

[katemonster2508]

I could eat dinner at Ohana every night and be the happiest person ever! I have had slow service there at times, but getting to watch Wishes totally makes up for that!

Other places that I love and have done over and over again are: '50s Prime Time (more for the experience than the food), Teppan Edo (always fun AND delicious!), 1900 Park Fare Breakfast, and Hoop Dee Doo.

Next trip I'm trying two new places: Kona (breakfast) and Sanaa. I'm hoping they'll get added to this list because they both sound wonderful!!!

 

[OhioWDWDuo]

Ours is Narcoossee's- it's a must-do on EVERY trip! We love the lobster, the almond-crusted cheesecake, and the awesome viewing location for Wishes.

 

[TotallyTink]

I love returning to Kona Cafe for dinner. The food and service have always been great for us.

 

[disneyfav4ever]

Boma - because it's the one restaurant I can eat at completely vegetarian without missing meat.

 

[dizct]

We have been blessed to eat at many of the WDW restaurants. The only table service "must" I can recommend is Cinderella’s Castle. The reason being, it's magical to our daughter (and our son likes it too even though he'd never admit it). You get to go into the Castle, what else is more "must" than that? We've been for breakfast only and the food is average. Don't get sucked into all the CA Grill hype, the service is well above average and if you time it right the view of the fireworks is above average, but the food is average. BOMA is the best dinner at WDW that we have experienced hands down. Phenomenal food and unique too. Try finding their entrees even in NYC.

 

[DHSTL]

After our last trip Biergarten just became one. The best food and atmosphere we had while down there. We tried Coral Reef and Boma and were disappointed. Tusker House for breakfast. So many more to try.