Where should we eat in March?

[FSU Girl]

My 180 day window is going to open in a week for my trip in March. We are going to a wedding nearby on Friday and then will have Saturday and Sunday for Disney. I'm not sure where I want to dine, I feel like I've been everywhere. Do you think the new Artist Point will be available for booking then? Any suggestions would be helpful We will be staying at the Yacht Club. It'll just be me and my future husband.

 

[KenHutch]

Well Yachtsman Steak House will be close by.

 

[sanapp]

Sunday brunch at California Grill

 

[gharter]

There are so many options depending on the type of food you enjoy. Do you want to eat in parks or at resorts?
What parks will you be at on Sat/Sun? Do you want to leave a park for a meal and then return? All those things factor in for suggestions.

 

[swanwed6206]

Try Flying Fish.

 

[FSU Girl]

There are so many options depending on the type of food you enjoy. Do you want to eat in parks or at resorts?
What parks will you be at on Sat/Sun? Do you want to leave a park for a meal and then return? All those things factor in for suggestions.

I'm thinking we will do Magic Kingdom and Epcot. I want to do a tour on this trip, but it will only take up a few hours so shouldn't effect the rest of the day. We really like everything and have been to almost all the restaurants. I think dinner in Epcot would be nice, I'm not a huge fan of the food at Magic Kingdom so probably eat at a hotel that night.

 

[FSU Girl]

Try Flying Fish.

I've never been but have liked the reviews of the food there. And it would be really easy to get to from the hotel

 

[gharter]

I'm thinking we will do Magic Kingdom and Epcot. I want to do a tour on this trip, but it will only take up a few hours so shouldn't effect the rest of the day. We really like everything and have been to almost all the restaurants. I think dinner in Epcot would be nice, I'm not a huge fan of the food at Magic Kingdom so probably eat at a hotel that night.

If you are looking for a high end meal, Monsieur Paul is hard to beat. Amazing service and really good food. We really enjoyed Restaurant Marrakesh and Spice Road as well.
Flying Fish is very good. If you don't mind walking to the Swan, Il Mulino has very good Italian.
For MK, California Grill is an easy choice. In the park, Skippers Canteen is fun.
While away from MK, at AKL, Jiko and Sanaa are very good options.

 

[FSU Girl]

If you are looking for a high end meal, Monsieur Paul is hard to beat. Amazing service and really good food. We really enjoyed Restaurant Marrakesh and Spice Road as well.
Flying Fish is very good. If you don't mind walking to the Swan, Il Mulino has very good Italian.
For MK, California Grill is an easy choice. In the park, Skippers Canteen is fun.
While away from MK, at AKL, Jiko and Sanaa are very good options.

Thank you! These are great options!

 

[cruisin5]

Consider the options at the Swolphin. Shula's for steak, BlueZoo, Il Mulino. Shula's is amazing. BlueZoo consistently gets rave reviews and is no as kid friendly as most other restaurants, especially later at night. Il Mulino for upscale Italian.

Make plans to spend a few hours at JellyRolls!

There are so many excellent option in the YC area, I don't think it's worth the travel hassle to go to WL or AK.

 

[Wild4Walt]

Have you done Dine with an Imagineer? There is one offered at Brown Derby in HS and one in Citricos at GF. I've been twice and will be going again next week with my husband who's never been. It's pricey, but it's such a wonderful experience.

 

[gharter]

Consider the options at the Swolphin. Shula's for steak, BlueZoo, Il Mulino. Shula's is amazing. BlueZoo consistently gets rave reviews and is no as kid friendly as most other restaurants, especially later at night. Il Mulino for upscale Italian.

Make plans to spend a few hours at JellyRolls!

There are so many excellent option in the YC area, I don't think it's worth the travel hassle to go to WL or AK.

We are eating at Bluezoo next month. have heard so much about it, we are really excited to try it!

 

[FSU Girl]

Consider the options at the Swolphin. Shula's for steak, BlueZoo, Il Mulino. Shula's is amazing. BlueZoo consistently gets rave reviews and is no as kid friendly as most other restaurants, especially later at night. Il Mulino for upscale Italian.

Make plans to spend a few hours at JellyRolls!

There are so many excellent option in the YC area, I don't think it's worth the travel hassle to go to WL or AK.

I've eaten at Il Mulino, but not the others. That is a great idea thank you!

Have you done Dine with an Imagineer? There is one offered at Brown Derby in HS and one in Citricos at GF. I've been twice and will be going again next week with my husband who's never been. It's pricey, but it's such a wonderful experience.

I have not. I bet that would be a really interesting meal, especially since my fiance is an engineer they would have a lot in common to talk about. Are these bookable online or do we need to call?

 

[DisneyWishes14]

If you haven't tried it, I would suggest Skipper's in MK. We've found it to be consistently good.

In the EP area, I highly recommend Flying Fish. It was the best meal of our trip just a few weeks ago. We also like the new Ale & Compass at YC. Everything at Swan/Dolphin is good. I saw a PP recommended Monsieur Paul. I would have recommended it in the past, however, it was the worst meal of our trip in August. I ordered a seafood dish and it literally tasted like the scallops had been pre-cooked.

 

[Nancyg56]

I've never been but have liked the reviews of the food there. And it would be really easy to get to from the hotel

FF is one of my favorites. If you can get a table near the kitchen you will have a blast! My friend and I were seated where the old Chef's table was located, and had as much fun interacting with the chefs as we did eating the food, which was delicious. We then wandered into Abracadabar, I don't remember much after that! JK, I do! The cocktails were delicious and the atmosphere was fun.

I also suggest you try Skippers in MK. My DD and DSIL count it as among their best meals. DSIL got the whole fish and loved it. My DD and DGD were not as adventurous, however they said their food and service were wonderful.

I also enjoy Al Forno on the Boardwalk. It is kind of loud in there, but what WDW restaurant is not? The service is impecable, and the food excellent. I think the prices are reasonable for WDW well prepared food.

 

[FSU Girl]

FF is one of my favorites. If you can get a table near the kitchen you will have a blast! My friend and I were seated where the old Chef's table was located, and had as much fun interacting with the chefs as we did eating the food, which was delicious. We then wandered into Abracadabar, I don't remember much after that! JK, I do! The cocktails were delicious and the atmosphere was fun.

I also suggest you try Skippers in MK. My DD and DSIL count it as among their best meals. DSIL got the whole fish and loved it. My DD and DGD were not as adventurous, however they said their food and service were wonderful.

I also enjoy Al Forno on the Boardwalk. It is kind of loud in there, but what WDW restaurant is not? The service is impecable, and the food excellent. I think the prices are reasonable for WDW well prepared food.

Thank you for the suggestions! I haven't been to any of them so they would be a nice to try

 

[Wild4Walt]

I've eaten at Il Mulino, but not the others. That is a great idea thank you!


I have not. I bet that would be a really interesting meal, especially since my fiance is an engineer they would have a lot in common to talk about. Are these bookable online or do we need to call?

You can book online or call direct.

 

[2xcited2sleep]

I'd suggest Flying Fish or Bluezoo as well - both are must do's for us. We've enjoyed both breakfast and lunch (great burger!) at Ale & Compass in the Yacht Club. Inside the parks, a bunch of small plates on the patio at Spice Road Table timed with Illuminations can make for a lovely evening. With Illuminations ending sometime ~mid next year, I know I'll be trying to see it as many more times as I possibly can before it's time to say goodbye.