Where would you dine?

[Rudegrle]

OK, I have a problem. I leave in two weeks and have no ADR's Not becaused I slacked off, I only booked my trip 2 days ago.

The big problem is where to dine...(or find out IF I can dine)

We will definatly try for CG, and I was recomended CapeMay for breakfast, and I would like to do one other Dinner. I should mention that we are not big eaters, but we like good food (not big into counter service and casual dining), and the only way we'll do a dinner buffet is if it's wayyyy over the top (we're talking Wynn Las Vegas here). Any suggestions? I bet at this point I should just take what Disney can give me...

Thanks!

 

[Disney Ron]

I was shocked we booked a trip just over a month away and we got everything we wanted. It is definitely worth a shot, I was surprised hopefully you will be too.

Based on what you said I recommend CG, Artist Point, LeCellier, Kona And Spoodles. I would recommend Kona for breakfast (macadamia nut pancakes and pressed coffee are delicious), not Cape May!

Good luck, and bon appetite!!
Mrs. Disney Ron

 

[pixiedust23]

I was recomended CapeMay for breakfast

I've never been there for breakfast, but their dinner was AWFUL! You might want to reconsider. I agree about Kona's; it's amazing. I've never been there for breakfast either, but their dinner is my favorite. That's where I had my bday dinner last year!

 

[sunny04]

I agree to try for Kona instead of Cape May. We ate breakfats and Cape May and enjoyed it, there wasn't anything wrong with it. However, it was just a buffet, which you aren't big on. Kona is excellent for breakfast.

 

[MickeyNicki]

We do a lot of last minute trips and have been successful in getting what I want when I want, except for places like Chef Mickeys or Le Cellier.

Kona and Cape May for breakfast are great!

 

[Brenle]

Loved, loved Spoodles. But the Grand Floridian Cafe is our favorite. Try going there for lunch. The portions are large and the atmosphere a little less casual. The fondu dessert is unbeliavable!!

 

[danny1649]

DTD I would say try House of Blues for a great Shrimp Po-Boy and the the Voo-Doo Shrimp are great.

 

[ppppiglett]

It sounds to me that you like Fine Dining with good food.
I suggest you try Yachtsman Steakhouse at the Yacht Club. Have to wear pants and collared shirt to dine here, no t-shirts or shorts. We had impeccable service and the food was great. Expensive, but isn't that what you expect at Disney's Deluxe Resorts?

 

[ppppiglett]

My husband said I should mention Victoria & Albert's. This one is suit & tie and dress. VERY expensive, but very fine dining if that's what you're looking for. You get your own butler and waitress and the coffee service is a great vacuum pot that brews right at your table. Portions are not huge. The lady gets a rose too! You have to alot a few hours for this meal too.

 

[Baileymouse]

Seriously - call and see what's available, because we had no trouble getting into a lot of places this past week.

I loved Spoodles, we ate there on Tuesday night. this was our first time there and we really liked it.