Where would you eat?

[big_ol_lineman]

If you could eat anywhere in WDW where would it be? Don't think about money or of where your family would like to. But what would you like to eat.

Extra points if you have never eaten there before.

 

[L&Lfan]

Our favorite restaurant on site is Shula's. We eat there every visit. We like many others but only Shula's is a must do for us every trip.

 

[Harambe]

Jiko - love it!!!

 

[goofy4prez]

Victoria and Albert's was once on our to do Disney bucket list until our trip last June. My wife and I had a fantastic dining experience in the Queen Victoria Room. It truly was an incredible experience and yes it was very expensive, but it was so worth it and glad we did it. On our list to go to are now Morimoto and the Boathouse, both of which we have ADR's for this upcoming trip in June. Outside of that I have dined at every Disney restaurant that is on my bucket list. I would put Shula's on my list but there is a Shula's not far from where I live.

 

[merry_nbright]

California Grill on top of the Contemporary.

 

[lovin'fl]

If I could pick any WDW restaurant for dinner tonight, for free, I'd pick...Narcoossee's as I have never been and would like to see fireworks from there.

 

[cluvsdisney]

I'm anxious to try the boathouse.

 

[karly05]

Well, Via Napoli is my annual must do, but if I get only one choice, I'm inclined toward Flying Fish - have eaten there twice and loved it both times, and am still disappointed that it will be closed for refurb during my next trip.

My big new dining "treat" for next trip is going to be Narcoossee's.

 

[lovin'fl]

My 2 I push when planning trips (usually with inlaws) is Sanaa and Beaches and Cream. But, like I said above, if free I'd go with Narcoossee's...and Boathouse and Yachtsman are also a big interest of mine that I have never been to (my DH poo-poos signatures).

 

[ChasingLeslie]

I'm looking forward to trying Via Napoli on our upcoming trip...otherwise, I'd like to go try Il Mulino at the Swan.

 

[big_ol_lineman]

There are a lot of good ones on here, as for me I would love to eat at Victoria and Albert. That and Brown Derby are the last two i really want to eat at on my list.

 

[DWillowBay]

Flying Fish - best restaurant experience, hands down!
Jiko - never tried it but would like to

 

[raddisneyfan]

California Grill and Jiko--hard for me to choose between these two since they are so different. I guess if it's the Disney experience I was going for, the Cali Grill would have the edge since you can see the MK from there. Jiko is a lot quieter though and more intimate. Can't go wrong with either. To try--I've never been to Victoria and Albert's, but since I'm not the biggest foodie, not sure I'd appreciate what I was getting at those prices.

 

[Chelley00]

We are knocking almost all of my want to do restaurants off my Disney bucket list during our adults only trip on May!

California Grill
Victoria and Alberts
Yachtsman
Narcoosees

I'm heartbroken Flying Fish will be under refurb. Artist Point is another one I want to try.

We are also doing Rose and Crown and possibly The Wave, both new to us. It's a whole different culinary world when you aren't dragging kids along!!

 

[Disney Khaleesi]

T-Rex is my typical must-do.

I'd love to eat at 1900 Park Faire. Haven't made it there quite yet.

 

[hygienejean]

I would pick Via Napoli...We go there every visit. For a place I never tried but would like to...Cali Grill!

 

[Nancyg56]

I would choose V&A. We have never dined there before, my dgd was too young to go, and let's face it.... I was too cheap! But if I set cost aside, this would be my chance.

 

[a742246]

By pick is V&A took my wife there for our 10th, loved it, only wish that it wasn't so expensive! Next time is for our 20th!