What restaurant(s) do you have no desire to try & why?

[Sorsha]

This is a hard one, because we have been several times, and we try new things every time we do, so there aren't too many places we haven't tried yet.

And even if I haven't tried them, I would be willing to - there are not many places I just will NOT try.

I guess for sure Teppan Edo. No one in my house likes onions AT ALL, and everything there seems to be built around them (onion volcano??) or mixed with them. I would have to research this further though - if we could be assured of being onion-free, we might give it a try.

I also can't STAND Sushi, so I think I would give Tokyo Dining a definite pass.

I have never had a desire to eat at Cindy's Royal Table - the Princesses don't appeal to anyone in my family, and the menu can't justify the price.

I have never eaten at any of the food courts of any of the budget resorts, and can't imagine that I will unless I am staying there.

I am not sure about 50's Prime Time. The menu looks good, but if I got a server who was too "into" their role, I think it could become annoying and ruin the experience. I don't like being harassed while I am eating, even if it is "all in fun". I think I would tell them to bug off.

Lastly, Akershus. Now, I HAVE eaten here before, but a long time ago. And I really did enjoy it then. But not since they changed the format. Again, it's Princesses. And I liked it better when it was a full buffet, rather then just starters and then a plated meal with very limited choices. But I still might be willing to try it.

 

[ScoJo15]

ESPN Zone, Big River, Rainforest Cafe, Planet Hollywood (why on Earth would you eat at a chain restaurant when you have so many awesome counter and table services unique to WDW, especially in EPCOT!!)

 

[POLY1985]

Chef Mickey's/1900 Park Fair - no interest
TRex -did enough chain type restaurants
Nine Dragons - I can get Chinese at home
Earl of Sandwich - not a fan of sandwiches
Tutto - I am not paying those prices for pasta, I've eaten in Italy for less than half the cost of what they charge



Poor Biergarten - everyone's bashing it - we have lunch there each trip and it's good and so much fun

 

[rznhal]

50's Prime Time-I like to do all the nagging for our famiy

 

[NorweJenNY]

A part of me would really like to try all the restaurants in WDW at some point, but there are a few that aren't exactly on my priority list...

-Marrakesh - my conservative side has a problem with the thought of bringing my husband and two boys to a place with a belly dancer; not to mention I don't find much appealing on the menu

-Cap'n Jack's - I'm not a major seafood fan, but my hubby and one of my sons really are significantly less into seafood, as in, they despise it.

-Polynesian Luau - overpriced, got that conservative issue with the hula girls and my boys, and we'd much rather go to 'Ohana!

 

[BEASLYBOO]

Beirgarten!

I love Polish and German food but my family and friends don't so unless I want to eat by myself, it's not happening!

OP, I felt the same about Casey's till my son forced me to try a corn dog bite and well! now I'm kind of hooked on the little devils!

Nine Dragons

15 years ago I had bad Chinese at Disney, funky chicken parts (I wondered if it even was chicken) and to this day I can't bring myself to eat there. I don't even think it was the same restaurant but I can't get past it! The menu looks good but no can do!

 

[Simba's Mom]

#1 is Victoria and Alberts. Anyplace that you have to get dressed up in a sports coat is not DH and my ideas of vacation. He wears a sports coat virtually only for weddings and funerals.

Either Mexican place (TS)-we live on the Mexican border and can go to an authentic Mexican place anytime (actually it's hard to avoid Mesican food around here)

Hollywood and Vine-only because we're out of the loop on this, and so we have no idea in where the characters there are from.

 

[TiggerTrigger]

Out the places we have eaten, here is where we probably would never return:

1. Marrakesh- worst meal I've ever eaten at WDW
2. LTT - boring and felt like freezer section food served in a restaurant
3. Coral Reef - food was pretty bad and we have 2 local Aquarium restaurants if we want that kind of dining atmosphere
4. Le Cellier - we tried it for lunch and while it was good for 1 credit at lunch, we HATE doing TS lunch. The food is a total RIP OFF for dinner as the meat and prep are far from signature quality.
5. Tusker House - the day we went the food was all dried out, the service was poor, and the characters were just not into it with anyone
6. Boma - DH and the kids hated it + DH noted that there was limited meat selection and what was there was pretty poor quality. I liked several things there, but it was things like rice and couscous...and $40+ pp for rice and couscous is not worth it. The famous zebra domes were also a total let down.

As for places we've never eaten...

1. Nine Dragons - for whatever reason, it does nothing for me. I've also heard this is the most dangerous of the Disney TS restaurants for someone with a nut allergy. DD5 has PA and TA allergies so I don't like taking chances.
2. La Hacienda - I currently live in TX and get enough really good Mexican food locally. I'd still go to San Angel - even with it's awful reviews - just for the scenery.
3. Yak & Yeti - what can I say, I look at the menu and can never see anything I want to eat
4. & 5. The Plaza and Tony's Town Square - neither has items that jump out at me. I think I'd rather eat CS than go to either one.

As for places we've never been,

 

[janabananas]

Chef Mickey's. I have heard some not so great things about it, and when I looked around the CR, I just had no desire to ever go there.

I will not be returning to Hollywood Brown Derby, was not impressed with the food or service. If I would have spent 2 TS credits for that meal I would have asked for a refund. I paid OOP with TIW so it wasn't that much of a sting.

 

[poohbear227]

I have no desire to try:

Casey's Corner-I only like skinless hot dogs & I've heard the ones at Casey's are not.

Kouzzina: No interest in the menu and looks kinda boring.

Lotus Blossom Cafe: I just don't see the point in going to a chinese restaurant in WDW, when there are so many other unique places to try.