Personal Meal Agenda

[Mansion Butler]

I did this on another (actually non-Disney) site, and it came out pretty interesting. So, here goes:

Let's say you're on vacation for 5 days. One day in each park, one relaxing around Downtown Disney. On each of those days, you can have two counter-service meals (breakfast and lunch) one quick food or cart snack and one table-service dinner, all in the park your spending that day in. For Animal Kingdom, we'll operate pre Yak and Yeti and you can eat in any table service place on property. Where would you go and what would you get?

 

[Mansion Butler]

Magic Kingdom

Breakfast: Main Street Bakery
I'd probably get one of those cinamon buns, which I swear gives you the most food for your money in the resort, or a crossandwich, some milk and a banana and go eat in the alley outside underneath the dance and music school.

Lunch: Columbia Harbor House
My favorite counter-service place on property. Such gorgeous theming, great views and good food. Favorite chicken fingers on property, but I'll probably get the combined fish and chicken basket. And, if I have the money, a bowl of clam chowder's not a bad idea, either. Hard to pass up Figaro Fries, but oh well.

Snack: Sleepy Hollow
Liberty Square has the best food, bar none. Hard to pass up getting a chocolate covered banana, but you can't pass up all those amazing treats or the gorgeous view of the castle. Funnel cakes and ice cream cookie sandwiches are nice, but I'll take a capuccino float.

Dinner: Liberty Tree Tavern
I've spent more time in the Magic Kingdom than most US states, but I've never eaten at a table service restaurant in the whole place. I've done so many across Disney, just never in the Kingdom. I had reservations to Liberty Tree once, but had to cancel them. This is a painful memory, let's move on.


Epcot

Breakfast: Fountain View Cafe
They better not close this place down. A breakfast pocket and a nice latte by the fountains is a great way to start the day.

Lunch: The Seasons
It's hard to decide where to go, but the Seasons has my favorite sandwich on property. Roasted turkey and smoked ghouda with fresh greens on foccaccia bread, topped with chipotle mayo. It's amazing.

Snack: Soft Pretzel
Off the top of my head, the only pretzel kiosk I can think of is by the Land. I'll go there. No cheese sauce.

Dinner: Biergarten
Obviously a REAL hard choice, but the all-you-can-eat German food wins it for me. I love putting those little bites of bratwurst into those pretzel rolls. And all the amazing desserts and everythign. I also like the communal dining experience, and the music. Tough to say no to so many places, though.


Disney/MGM Studios

Breakfast: I've never eaten breakfast in MGM, so I don't know.

Lunch: Until recently, there wasn't much I loved about lunch in MGM. But, one of the places on Sunset in about November came out with a wonderful sandwich. Sun-dried basil-coated tomatoes, swiss cheese and turkey on I-can't-remember-but-it-was-good bread. Definitely where I'd go.

Snack: Stuffed Pretzel
Easy.

Dinner: Sci-Fi Drive-In Theater
MGM is my favorite place for table service, and it's a tough call, but I'll take the drive in. Few things more entertaining than that film reel, and it's good food. Part of my problem with 50's is that I don't like much of the food.


Animal Kingdom

Breakfast: A cinamon bun and frozen chai tea at the Anandapur Royal Tea Company is a great way to start a day.

Lunch: Tusker House
Okay, so it's a buffet now. But, I hate Flame Tree and Pizzaffari. I'd always get the fried chicken sandwich (no lettuce). Without Tusker House, I'll probably just go to Restrauntasaurus.

Snack: Chocolate covered banana with nuts from the stand near the Oasis.

Dinner: California Grille
Never eaten there, but everyone else I know has and loves it.


Downtown Disney

Breakfast: Never eaten breakfast at DTD, but I do like bacon egg and cheese biscuits at McDonalds.

Lunch: Earl of Sandwich
Definitely my favorite restaurant on property. Amazing sandwiches, salads, sides and drinks. And I can use my discount there. I usually get the roast beef and cheddar sandwich, with extra horseradish, and an Earl's Gray Tea, with chips. Sometimes a salad, occassionally fresh berries and cream as a dessert.

Snack: Ghiradellis
Best place for snacks. I'm partial to a sundae.

Dinner: Fultons
So many great places to eat, but Fultons - just for the ambience - is amazing to me. I'm partial to a lobster bisque and some fried portobella strips.

 

[mdisney]

Earl of sandwich has great breakfast sandwich

 

[ThinkTink721]

I did this on another (actually non-Disney) site, and it came out pretty interesting. So, here goes:

Let's say you're on vacation for 5 days. One day in each park, one relaxing around Downtown Disney. On each of those days, you can have two counter-service meals (breakfast and lunch) one quick food or cart snack and one table-service dinner, all in the park your spending that day in. For Animal Kingdom, we'll operate pre Yak and Yeti and you can eat in any table service place on property. Where would you go and what would you get?

Here's where I would go:
MK:
Breakfast at Main St. Bakery
Lunch at Peco Bill's or Cosmic Ray's
Snack at Mrs. Pott's Cupboard
Dinner at The Crystal Palace or Cinderella's Royal Table
Epcot:
Breakfast at Fountainview Cafe' (if open)
Lunch at Electric Umbrella or Beaches & Cream at the BC resort (5 min. walk from the WS)
Snack at Beaches & Cream (ice cream)
Dinner at The Garden Grill in The Land
AK:
Breakfast at The Tusker House (being renovated)
Lunch at Flame Tree BBQ
Snack ???
Dinner - Travel to FW resort for Mickey's Backyard BBQ
MGM:
Breakfast at Starring Rolls Cafe'
Lunch at Toy Story Pizza Planet or Backlot Express
Snack at Sci-Fi Dine-In Theatre (milkshake)
Dinner at Hollywood & Vine or Mama Melrose
*These are my park choices. There are others that I like at the resorts!
:wave:

 

[tooltime]

this is a great thread...especially for a first timer to WDW

 

[maggiegrace1]

Oohh..I wanna go eat there now....

MK
Breakfast=Bakery..Love the banana Bread Pudding
Lunch= Pecos Bill..Great Chicken wrap
Snack=Sleepy Hollow..Funnel Cake..YUM!
Dinner=LTT..Soo good..

Epcot
Breakfast=France bakery..Sooo YUMMY!
Lunch=Italy
Snack=Pretzel
Dinner=Garden Grill or Mexico

MGM
Breakfast=Starring Rolls
Lunch=Backlot
Snack=Pretzel
Dinner=Sci-Fi

AK
Never really go here..So I am not sure of the restaurants..I know of Rainforest

DTD
Breakfast=Earl Of Sandwich.if they do Breakfast..not sure..
Lunch=Rainforest
Snack=Mickey Krispie Treat..YUM!
Dinner=House Of Blues...YUM!

Resorts
Breakfast=Kona Cafe
Lunch=Captain Cooks..They have the BEST Sunflower Seed Bread and Love The Polynesian Chips..
Snack=Tie Dyed Cheesecake from POP
Dinner= O'Hanas..NO QUESTION..YUMMY!

 

[tooltime]

Oohh..I wanna go eat there now....

MK
Breakfast=Bakery..Love the banana Bread Pudding
Lunch= Pecos Bill..Great Chicken wrap
Snack=Sleepy Hollow..Funnel Cake..YUM!
Dinner=LTT..Soo good..

Epcot
Breakfast=France bakery..Sooo YUMMY!
Lunch=Italy
Snack=Pretzel
Dinner=Garden Grill or Mexico

MGM
Breakfast=Starring Rolls
Lunch=Backlot
Snack=Pretzel
Dinner=Sci-Fi

AK
Never really go here..So I am not sure of the restaurants..I know of Rainforest

DTD
Breakfast=Earl Of Sandwich.if they do Breakfast..not sure..
Lunch=Rainforest
Snack=Mickey Krispie Treat..YUM!
Dinner=House Of Blues...YUM!

Resorts
Breakfast=Kona Cafe
Lunch=Captain Cooks..They have the BEST Sunflower Seed Bread and Love The Polynesian Chips..
Snack=Tie Dyed Cheesecake from POP
Dinner= O'Hanas..NO QUESTION..YUMMY!

i read Earl does have good breakfast sandwiches, here is the menu, scroll down a bit. hope it's ok to link to another site

 

[pinkrose]

MK
Breakfast - Main Street Bakery
lunch - LTT- Fresh from the Harbor
snack - dole whip float
dinner - chicken fingers from Cosmic Rays

Epcot
Breakfast - pastry from Fountain View
lunch - Nachos from Cantina San Angel or Fish and Chips
snack - something from France bakery
Dinner - Chefs de France

MGM
Breakfast - Starring Rolls Bakery - chocolate covered crossont (they didn't have this back in Feb. I hope they were just out).
Lunch - Pizza Planet - cheese pizza with salad
snack - big chocolate dipped apple from store beside Starring Rolls
Dinner - Brown Derby= Grouper

Ak
Breakfast - Tusker House
lunch - Flame Tree BBQ - ribs
snack - ice cream float from that place in Africa (can't think of the name)
Dinner - Boma

DTD Day
Breakfast - POFQ food court - Beignets
Lunch - Earl of Sandwich - Le Frenchy
snack - Ghirardelli - hot fudge sundae
Dinner - Whispering Canyon Cafe - BBQ skillet or Jiko - Oak-Grilled Filet Mignon

 

[maggiegrace1]

i read Earl does have good breakfast sandwiches, here is the menu, scroll down a bit. hope it's ok to link to another site

Awesome..Thanks..:wave:

 

[tooltime]

Awesome..Thanks..:wave:

that has to be the happiest child i have ever seen (your avatar)!

 

[maggiegrace1]

that has to be the happiest child i have ever seen (your avatar)!

:lol: Oh She is..Thats my Maggie..She is a silly Happy girl....

 

[lilclerk]

I can't even explain how hungry I am right now.
I hate this thread :lol:

 

[jiminy.cricket]

MK
Breakfast: Main Street Bake Shop
Lunch: El Pirata y El Perico, empanadas
Snack: Aloha Isle, Enchanted Grove
Dinner: Cinderella's Royal Table

Epcot
Breakfast: Fountainview
Lunch: Yakitori House
Snack: Boulangerie Patisserie
Dinner: Le Cellier

MGM
Breakfast: Starring Rolls, Salmon Bagel
Lunch: ABC Commissary, Fish and Chips
Snack: Herbie's Drive-In, Barbecue Pork Bun
Dinner: Brown Derby

AK
Breakfast: Kiosk at entrance, cinnamon roll
Lunch: Flame Tree Barbecue, ribs
Snack: Tamu Tamu, fudge sundae
Dinner: Rainforest Cafe, Appetizer Adventure

DTD
Breakfast: Forty Thirst Street, donuts
Lunch: Earl of Sandwich
Snack: Ghirardelli
Dinner: Fulton's

 

[mdisney]

Best advice for meals is look for the children menu, for lunch since if they have a topping bar you can make it into a full meal for only 4.25.

 

[cymbaldiva]

Best advice for meals is look for the children menu, for lunch since if they have a topping bar you can make it into a full meal for only 4.25.

Will they let an adult order off the kid's menu - from other sources I've read I've gotten the impression that they won't...

 

[mdisney]

Will they let an adult order off the kid's menu - from other sources I've read I've gotten the impression that they won't...

I do it all the time since on hot days its a lite meal so it wont make me sleepy

 

[cymbaldiva]

Good to know - makes for a lighter meal and cheaper to boot!

 

[mdisney]

Good to know - makes for a lighter meal and cheaper to boot!

Not to mention a small bottle of water with yr meal so all you have to do is keep refiling it and you save money that way as well.

 

[NemoRocks78]

Magic Kingdom
Breakfast: Chocolate Muffin @ Main Street Bakery
Lunch: Double Bacon Cheeseburger @ Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe
Snack: Dirt Cup @ Main Street Bakery
Dinner: Crystal Palace

Epcot
Breakfast: Princess Storybook Breakfast @ Akershus
Lunch: Fish & Chips @ Yorkshire County Fish Shop
Snack: Chocolate Mousse @ Boulangerie Patisserie
Dinner: Herb Crusted Prime Rib @ Le Cellier

Disney-MGM Studios
Breakfast: Chocolate Muffin @ Starring Rolls Bakery
Lunch: Angus Chuck Burger @ Sci-Fi Dine In
Snack: Mickey Premium Ice Cream Bar
Dinner: Cheese Pizza @ Toy Story Pizza Planet

Disney's Animal Kingdom
Breakfast: Breakfast of Bandits @ Rainforest Cafe
Lunch: Fried Chicken Sandwich @ Tusker House Restaurant
Snack: Mickey Premium Ice Cream Bar
Dinner: Rainforest Burger @ Rainforest Cafe

Downtown Disney
Breakfast: Deluxe Big Breakfast @ McDonald's
Lunch: Cannonballs! Sandwich @ Earl of Sandwich
Snack: Brownie Sundae @ Ghiradelli
Dinner: Bacon Cheddar Burger @ Planet Hollywood

 

[Ravenclaw87]

Magic Kingdom:

Breakfast: Iced Latte and HUGE cinnamon bun at MSB
Lunch: The Plaza
Snack: Waffle Bowl hot fudge sundae at the plaza ice cream parlor
Dinner: Tony's circa 1996

Epcot:

Breakfast: Fountainview!
Lunch: Canada
Snack: a Napoleon at the little French pastry place. My favorite thing to eat in the WORLD!
Dinner: Italy

MGM:
Breakfast: Iced coffee at the Starring Rolls cafe
Lunch: Erm... I'm impartial on this one.
Snack: Iced coffee at... I think it's called "The Writer's Stop" now? Used to be Ellen's Bookstore
Dinner: The Brown Derby (I've ALWAYS wanted to eat there)

AK:
Breakfast: one of those iced mocha slushy things from the outside kiosk, but I'd bring my own straw
Lunch: Pizzafari!
Snack: See breakfast, lol
Dinner: I'd go to Planet Hollywood in DTD

DTD:
Breakfast: something from my hotel to gear me up for a full day of shopping
Lunch: Wolfgang Puck Express
Snack: I'd go to Goofy's Candy Co and get a huge peanut butter oreo, dipped in chocolate, and covered in m and m's. Have you guys ever had these? They're amazing. I dream about them!
Dinner: I'd love to try Portabello... or I'd just go to HOB.

Gah, I am SO hungry now!