What would you add?

[Dis703]

Okay, so we are going to Disney in November and we have the free dining plan so for the first time we'll be really doing table service meals. We have 8 TS meals for the time we are there and will likely pay oop for one since we are there almost 9 full days.

Here is what we have so far:
3 character meals:
Ohanas for breakfast
Chef Mickeys for dinner
Crystal Palace for lunch

3 Epcot meals:
Le Cellier for lunch
Rose & Crown for dinner
Biergarten for dinner

I need to choose 2-3 more for lunch or dinner (we plan to eat breakfast in our hotel) and I'm having a hard time.

We are spending most of our time at MK and Epcot, but will do at least part of one day at AK and HS. We also won't be eating at any of the Asian themed restaurants that serve lots of rice dishes because my DS is severely allergic to rice. Just better to avoid altogether IMO.

I don't really have a very adventurous palate and neither DH or I care for seafood.

What ADRs would you add? What are your "musts" for ADRs when you go to WDW?

Thanks a bunch!

Heather

 

[emtmom]

Primetime 50's at HS is always fun. Gourmet meal? No, but plenty of options and super fun atmosphere for all ages.

 

[princssdisnygina]

50's Prime Time is one of our must do's every trip! YUM! But... Donald's Breakfast (Tusker House) at Animal Kingdom is fantastic! HUGE buffet and great characters! We love that!
We also LOVE Les Chefs de France at EPCOT.

 

[Smile&Nod]

Since you are spending time at Epcot you could walk over to Beach Club and either do Cape May (good buffets - especially dinner if you like seafood) or Beaches and Cream - you may also find that you don't need that 9th OOP meal - my daughter and I are not doing dining in January when we go becuase it is just too much food . . .

 

[MyTwoPrincesses]

For paying OOP, lunch at Sci Fi is very affordable. I had a tasty reuben sandwich and my DH had a good turkey sandwich. We split a delicious peanut butter and chocolate cake.

 

[jasmom]

Tuskers for dinner. It was our favorite meal. There is lots to choose from. My oldest is picky and he loved it.

 

[TinkerbellinLouisian]

Here is what we have so far:
3 character meals:
Ohanas for breakfast GREAT CHOICE! Done this 4x or so.... ALWAYS LOVE it !
Chef Mickeys for dinner
Crystal Palace for lunch

3 Epcot meals:
Le Cellier for lunchHad DINNER here and LOVED it...!
Rose & Crown for dinner
Biergarten for dinnerHere Once a million years ago...

I need to choose 2-3 more for lunch or dinner (we plan to eat breakfast in our hotel) and I'm having a hard time.

We are spending most of our time at MK and Epcot, but will do at least part of one day at AK and HS. We also won't be eating at any of the Asian themed restaurants that serve lots of rice dishes because my DS is severely allergic to rice. Just better to avoid altogether IMO.


MK: How about CRT !???? I mean it's the CASTLE... EVERYONE should eat here once !

Epcot: Teppan Edo serves Noodles, veggies, and choice of steak, shrimp, chicken, etc....

Maybe an asian choice you can enjoy... PLUS a GREAT SHOW !!!!!

What about a Dinner SHow ? We loved HDDR....

Loved 50's Prime Time as well....

Have a Magical Visit !

Mary

 

[DisneyFamily123]

I would use your table service meals for dinners, more so than other meals. Breakfast is less expensive if paying oop for some. And it's just nice to relax at a sit down dinner after being in the parks all day...

Love Ohana's for breakfast. Really delicious breakfast breads -- cinnamon raisin, and another one that is pineapple coconut. Also nice the food is served family style so you don't have to get up. Characters were great! We also love Crystal Palace for lunch... yum....

For Magic Kingdom, we like Liberty Tree for lunch... very good, nice atmosphere.... I won't do dinner though because it's family style... lunch - you pick your entrees... Pot Roast is delicious.. and the desserts are great!

Don't forget the other resorts... we like Ohana's dinner but you probably won't get an ADR this late... but Kona Cafe next door is pretty good too... We liked the Grand Floridian restaurants too... and the resort lobby is fun to visit.. we like listening to the orchestra...

For Animal Kingdom, we love Yak and Yeti and Tusker House's lunch and dinner buffet. But check the menu to make sure it fits your non-adventurous tastes...

For Hollywood Studios, we are very excited to go to 50s Prime Time.

In Epcot, we liked Tutto Italia very much. Delicious food, great service, not the largest portions... but we eat too much at Disney anyway!!!

Okay, so we are going to Disney in November and we have the free dining plan so for the first time we'll be really doing table service meals. We have 8 TS meals for the time we are there and will likely pay oop for one since we are there almost 9 full days.

Here is what we have so far:
3 character meals:
Ohanas for breakfast
Chef Mickeys for dinner
Crystal Palace for lunch

3 Epcot meals:
Le Cellier for lunch
Rose & Crown for dinner
Biergarten for dinner

I need to choose 2-3 more for lunch or dinner (we plan to eat breakfast in our hotel) and I'm having a hard time.

We are spending most of our time at MK and Epcot, but will do at least part of one day at AK and HS. We also won't be eating at any of the Asian themed restaurants that serve lots of rice dishes because my DS is severely allergic to rice. Just better to avoid altogether IMO.

I don't really have a very adventurous palate and neither DH or I care for seafood.

What ADRs would you add? What are your "musts" for ADRs when you go to WDW?

Thanks a bunch!

Heather

 

[MrsLS]

Liberty Tree tavern for lunch at MK is very good.
If you eat chinese - Yak & Yeti at AK is very good too.

 

[NOLA_Tink]

We like eating lunch at 50's PTC (fried chicken, pot roast, & chicken pot pie) in DHS. Another fave for us is breakfast (super-huge breakfast pizza) at Rainforest Cafe in AK. We always have a great meal at both places!