Where to eat at Downtown Disney/West Side?

[dislvr75]

After the 6pm Cirque du Soleil we need a place to eat. I think the kids will be pretty hungry by then so I don't want to chance it just aimlessly walking around, trying to figure out where we can go and who can seat us.

I've narrowed it down to Planet Hollywood, House of Blues or Wolfgang Puck Cafe. I don't want to do any of the more upscale, formal dinner places like Fulton's or Portabello Yacht Club.

SO, please help me dicide, where would you make your ADR?

By the way, here's who's eating... My mom, Husband, Me, two kids ages 9 and 7.

Thanks for your help, you all are the best!

 

[sjw4870]

I haven't eaten at Wolfgang Puck's in over a year - but in my previous visits I really enjoyed the food. The menu has enough choices that most everyone would be able to find something they liked. Tends to be a bit loud in there and the tables are close together - if that is a concern for you.

I have both Planet Hollywood and House of Blues near me. I've had good meals there too (just nothing really special). I just don't go there at WDW since I can go at home.

 

[Brad&Kryssi]

I would keep it to either Planet Hollywood or House of Blues myself only because they have more standard fare...nothing for the kiddies to be picky about such as weird sauces etc.

 

[Panna]

Yum House of Blues. Love that place. My DD11 is excited to be going there again.

 

[YCFAN]

We're also doing Cirque and needed a place to eat afterward. My concierge planner talked me into trying the new Raglan Road Irish Pub. I can't wait to see what it's like.

 

[gharrer]

We just got back and saw Cirque- awesome!. We had reservations at Portobella Yauht Club because HOB and puck was filled. It was a 5-10 minute walk and great food. However the next night we did go to HOB and we loved it. I got the gumbo and the voodoo shrimp. One party got the jambalaya and said it was great. DH got the steak salad- "pretty good", and one person got the grouper which she enjoyed. There was and excellent blues group playing. Nancy