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The cheese platter with a baguette is a great snack.

We found the chicken delicious. Similar to Pollo Tropical, if have ever had from there, but with a nice citrus touch. The sides were also very good.

The Cheese Plate and a whole baguette at Boulangerie Patisserie makes a nice lunch for two. Maybe a little wine from next door.

Everything Pop - Nice selection, brighter interior Old Port Royale - Good selection, dining area broken up nicely Mara - Good, interesting food

You have to call (407) 828-8739 to make reservations.

You might try emailing to wdw.guest.communications@disneyworld.com Be sure to send them details and include a phone number. It's been a couple of years since I have used it, so I can't guarantee it is still a valid email address.

Earl of Sandwich is hard to beat as a QS. Fulton's Crab House, and Wolfgang Puck Cafe in West Side are our favorites.

The Disney World web site has Sample Menus. The wine menu is dated 1-28-12. It can be found at http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/media/wdw_nextgen/CoreCatalog/WaltDisneyWorld/en_us/Media/InternetMediaType/Dining/CaliforniaGrill/california-grill-menu-wine.pdf

Ghirardelli. Can't beat that chocolate.

7/7/2012 is the last day I was able to get a table for.

I m not sure if the radio triggering system used by MSEP is in place at DHS, and it might be cost prohibitive to install and test it for such a short time.

You gotta go with classic Haunted Mansion.

MK- 1- Pecos Bill 2- Cosmic Ray's 3- Casey's Corner EPCOT- 1- Boulangerie Patisserie 2- Yakitori House 3- Sunshine Seasons DHS- 1- Studio Catering Company 2- 3- AK- 1- Flame Tree BBQ 2- Pizzafari 3- DTD- 1- Earl of Sandwich 2- Pollo Campero 3- Wolfgang Puck Express

Has to be the Bounty Platter at Pop Century. Biscuits turning into hockey pucks under a heat lamp and crusty scrambled eggs. Yum.

It's not a sweet, but whenever we're in Epcot we always get a cheese plate from Boulangerie Patisserie in France. Maybe with a nice glass of wine from Les Vins De France.

Thanks for the review. We have been wondering what it's like.

From Kona Cafe you can walk to the TTC to board the monorail directly to Epcot. From Chef Mickey's you can monorail to MK or even walk.

We stayed at Pop Century last year during Food and Wine, and decided to eat breakfast at Captain's Grille before we headed home. I was told by the guard at YC that we could only park there during Food and Wine if we had an ADR, which we didn't, or we could pay for valet parking. And we still...

We have never had a bad meal at either restaurant. Captain's Grille certainly has a calmer atmosphere, and cooked to order food.

W've also eaten there several times, always at lunch, and enjoyed the food very much. The service can be a little casual, but living in Florida, we have found that is rather common.