Where to Eat Easter Dinner?

[jewelray]

Callling all experts who have previously been to WDW on Easter Sunday. I was wondering where is a good place to eat Dinner that evening? I would like to stick with some traditional foods like ham, etc., but it's not necessary. Also, have you eaten more of an Easter brunch or dinner or both Thanks for all of your help!

 

[jewelray]

Anyone???? I need some advice because this will the first time me and my dd are away during a holiday by ourselves. We were thinking of LTT but I don't want to be in a rushed atmosphere. We do want traditional foods though, like Ham, mashed potatoes, etc. Any suggestions on where to go and have our Easter dinner where it's not too grownup but not rushed either.

 

[Jennymac]

Hi Jewelray!

While I've never been to WDW on Easter, what about dinner at Chef Mickey's? I believe they have a wide variety of meats and different kinds of potatoes. Because that week is so crowded, you are probably less likely to feel rushed in one of the resort restaurants as opposed to eating in one of the parks.

Hope this helps and good luck!

 

[jewelray]

Thanks I was thinking the same thing actually or possibly a nice restaurant in Epcot.

Any other suggestions out there?

 

[drusba]

Be aware that the restaurants generally do not have any special Easter dinners-- it is just what you get any other day of the week. The exceptions are that a few of the resort restaurants do an Easter Brunch (not dinner); Chef Mickey's is one of those and Park Faire and Cape May might also do it. For those you need to make ressie as far in advance as allowed as they fill early and you need to give credit card as they will charge you some fee if you do not show up.