Where should we eat, Sept 2024?

[MICKIMINI]

Honestly, it hasn’t been great for us since it reopened. We would pick Flying Fish, Shula’s, or even Le Cellier over it if wanting something in the Epcot area.

Thank you! You saved us $400-500!! I was going to try for Yachtsman.

Our last two trips to Le Cellier were not good. Gristly filet mignon yuck. One was so bad the server took it off the bill as I only had a few bites (she offered and that was a first). We pretty much crossed it off the list.

SH71 and Topolino's are where we go for steak at this point.

 

[MICKIMINI]

We will be celebrating our anniversary as well! Happy anniversary to all. I went on today to make dining for our September trip and everything was available. First time this has ever happened while planning our Disney trip. I would suggest a private firework cruise, we always enjoy them.

Great idea! Thanks!

 

[PandaBear & Boo]

Boma is great as is Steakhouse71 (all meals) and Topolino's. We will be trying for ADR's for Halloween week. Our son is at a conference nearby and our DIL will be flying in for a few days as well. We always eat at these three restaurants as we have always had great meals and service. I cannot say that about Ohana, Le Cellier and Chef's de France which have definitely gone downhill.

Congrats and enjoy!

We will definitely be eating at Boma. I have read so much good things about Steakhouse 71. This is starting to be a tough decision so many recommendations. And thank you!

 

[PandaBear & Boo]

Happy Anniversary! (We have a September anniversary too)

Not an ADR, but if you are going to visit AK make a stop at Nomad Lounge. It was the highlight of our child-free trip in 2019.

I have Nomad on my list!

 

[StarCruzer]

We absolutely love Morimoto. We were also lucky enough to get a Victoria & Alberts reservation for our anniversary one year. we seem to be in the minority of also loving Citricos (folks here tend to have mixed feelings, from what I've seen, about the food quality vs price).

I feel like generally, the in-park dining experiences are not as nice as the resorts these days. The only exception for us was Takumi-Tei, but we went there before they started doing the prix fixe menu. Service was phenomenal (we also happen to speak a little bit of Japanese, which delighted our servers) and the atmosphere is beautiful.