Where to eat for our last full day?

[MyTwoPrincesses]

I am debating on where to eat for our last day at WDW. We'll be at MK for the second time. Our kids are/will be 6, 4.5 and 7.5 months. We have an ADR for breakfast at Crystal Palace. I'm looking for a dinner ADR.

Currently, I have a 5:15 ADR at Ohana but I'm not sure about it. Dry chicken is a pet peeve, I don't eat pork, I am lukewarm on steak (other than fillet mignon), and I think that the ukelele player may not be for us (worried DH won't like it).

I also have a 6:20 ADR for Tony's but I don't know about it either - it would be convenient but reviews indicate that the food is only so so. LTT doesn't appeal to me.

I can easily get a reservation for Kona. The menu looks appealing, though there are no special antics for the kids. My kids are good in restaurants though so that isn't a deal breaker.

Finally, I saw that there is a 5:15 reservation available for Whispering Canyon. DH loves BBQ and would enjoy checking out the Wilderness Lodge. The antics might be fun for the kids. I don't eat pork though, so the skillet would be a no go.

Which would you choose? Other suggestions for someone with no Park Hopper? We are already eating at Chef Mickey's, CRT, Biergarten, La Hacienda de San Angel, Sanaa, Kouzzina, and Crystal Palace. I don't HAVE to have an ADR as we plan to pay for some meals OOP, but I don't want to do a CS meal for our last night at Disney.

 

[Lynn57]

What about 1900 Park Fare? Not sure if you are looking for a sit down or buffet, but the characters are fun and I found the food to be decent.

Whispering Canyon would be another great choice. I haven' been there, but it seems like it would be a lot of fun!

 

[mommystieg]

We have eaten at WCC a few times and really enjoy the food. The Wilderness Lodge is beautiful and the boat ride over is very relaxing. The "antics" are lots of fun -- there are stick horse races for the kids and when we were there, all of the men had to get up and sing "I'm a Little Teapot"