Would you recommend Liberty Tree Tavern for lunch or dinner?

[Nermel9]

I have to make my ADR's tomorrow, and I'm very unprepared! I have most days planned, but I think I'd like to try LTT. I think the menu looks a lot better for lunch than dinner, I don't exactly understand what they do for dinner, how does it work exactly?

If dinner is a good option, I will just do that instead of Kona before MVMCP, but if lunch is better, I'll do that on another day. I just don't know what is better!

 

[3prettyprincesses]

We've eaten both and prefer the lunch. That way everyone can pick what they want rather than be stuck eating only the turkey dinner stuff. Don't get me wrong, the dinner was good but I thought lunch was better. Let's see, I had the roast beef tri-corner sandwich which was delish and the ooey gooey toffee thing for dessert which was wonderful! Everyone in our party enjoyed their lunch and desserts here.

Dinner was served family style, they brought out platters of everything to share. The rolls were actually the best part of the meal, they were very good. But it was just an ok dinner, nothing to write home about. If I had to choose between LTT and Kona, I'd pick Kona everytime. The food there is so much better. Good luck with your adr's tomorrow!

 

[BeckyH]

Liberty Tree Tavern is our favorite lunch spot at MK! It's a great spot to sit down and cool off during the hot summer months. My whole family loves the lunch menu here. For dinner, I'd go with Kona over LTT. Even though the filet is no longer on the menu, my son loves the bread at Kona!

 

[Nermel9]

I just do not get the whole dinner thing, how you don't get to pick what you want!!!

You guys have convinced me, I'm going to try it for lunch, it seems like it would be SOOOO good! I love anywhere that serves pot roast! Although I'm not sure how I'm going to like eating pot roast at noon...only in Disney!

 

[softballmom3]

Ok....another vote for LTT. We are going in October and I've already made my ADR's for there. I can tell you by the time we ate there I was ready for something different and "homey." Very nice and the wait staff was GREAT! Enjoy!!!!


BTW---LUNCH!

 

[splashmountainjaxson]

Another vote here for lunch !!!

 

[christinou]

lunch, we generally go in August and the idea of a full turkey dinner when it is 95 degree outside has never appealed to us.

 

[baileybelle]

Definitely lunch!!! I love the pot roast and the rest of the family get the turkey dinners. YUM!!!

 

[Lynn5700]

I have never been, but if I were to eat there, I would definitely go for lunch. The dinner menu looks like microwave food.

 

[pixarmom]

We love LTT, and have always gone for dinner in the past. But we're trying it for lunch in July, and I'm happy to see all the responses in this thread!

We really enjoy the dinner, but we usually go in February or March. Turkey dinner in July didn't sound so great, as others have mentioned. Also, the fixed price for a pre-teen "Disney adult" is getting a bit expensive for what our pre-teens actually eat. So lunch will be a much better value.

 

[Simba's Mom]

Another lunch lover. Declaration salad and Ooey Gooey toffee cake.

 

[Steph2527]

Definately lunch! Yummy pot roast and i LOVE the strawberry shortcake! MMMM....enjoy!

 

[walkdmc]

If you are doing the dining plan, do the lunch. Lunch was an entirely different experience, and much better, compared to dinner. At dinner, we were served various meats and sides, with no choice. At lunch we were able to select from the menu. If you're paying OOP and you can make a choice from the menu, it probably doesn't matter. I love Liberty Tree (maybe b/c it's so close to the Haunted Mansion).

 

[Mick@Tink]

Even though we're in the minoritry, we vote dinner. My DW and I love the roasted turkey breast, carved beef and smoked pork loin.....not to mention the mashed potatoes, stuffing and mac and cheese!!!! Super dinner just before stepping outside for SpectroMagic!!!

 

[es45]

Another vote for lunch!

 

[KatMark]

We really enjoyed our lunch at LTT a few years ago (I think it was 2007). That being said, we've never done dinner--but I'm not a big "Thanksgiving" type of person food wise. But I highly recommend lunch.