Favorite Restaurant....

[LRnascarfan]

If you could be sitting down at any WDW Restaurant right now where would you be and what would you be eating???

Me: Liberty Tree Tavern

Start out with Crab & Lobster Dip
Entree: Pilgrims Feast
Dessert: Ooey Gooey Toffee Cake!!

Yuuummm Yum!!

 

[The_Jobu]

Tough to pick only one.

I guess I'd go with Le Cellier.

Go to town on the awesome complimentary bread, have a steak for dinner (can't really go wrong with any there) and creme brulee for dessert.

 

[LuvtheGoof]

Victoria & Albert's of course.

 

[Weather_Lady]

Disclaimer: I'm new to Disney dining (despite multiple trips, I've dined at only about 15 Disney TS restaurants, none of them signature, although I've been to 2-credit Hoop-Dee-Doo).

That being said, 'Ohana (for dinner) has been my far-and-away favorite in terms of ambiance, food and entertainment.

 

[The_Jobu]

Victoria & Albert's of course.

I was about to say that, but OP didn't say anything about the food being free, heh.

 

[LRnascarfan]

Victoria & Albert's of course.

I've been here once, back in 1992. It was an experience!!

 

[LRnascarfan]

**I was about to say that, but OP didn't say anything about the food being free, heh.

Well, yeah, if you could be eating anywhere on someone else's dime!!

 

[LuvtheGoof]

I've been here once, back in 1992. It was an experience!!

We've been many times, and yes, it's always an experience. Hmm, your avatar must not be of you then, as that person couldn't possibly be old enough to have gone there in 1992.

 

[The_Jobu]

**I was about to say that, but OP didn't say anything about the food being free, heh.

Well, yeah, if you could be eating anywhere on someone else's dime!!

Oh well then, I'd have to go with V and A's as well.

(not that I've ever been before)

 

[LRnascarfan]

Hmm, your avatar must not be of you then, as that person couldn't possibly be old enough to have gone there in 1992.

That is me!! Back in 1989 when I first joined the Air Force. I was in tech school in Colorado at the time.

 

[LuvtheGoof]

That is me!! Back in 1989 when I first joined the Air Force. I was in tech school in Colorado at the time.

Cool. Thanks for your service. I spent 22 years in the AF, and loved it.

 

[LuvtheGoof]

Oh well then, I'd have to go with V and A's as well.

(not that I've ever been before)

So how do you know the food is any good? /sarcasm for those who don't get it

 

[LRnascarfan]

Cool. Thanks for your service. I spent 22 years in the AF, and loved it.

Thanks for your service as well!! I was young and dumb and got out!! I could have retired by now!! I did not like North Dakota, being use to living in Arkansas!! Oh well, live and learn!!

 

[The_Jobu]

So how do you know the food is any good? /sarcasm for those who don't get it

All the more reason to go when someone else picks up the bill!

 

[LuvtheGoof]

All the more reason to go when someone else picks up the bill!

Good point!

 

[LeighM]

I guess I would have to chose 'Ohana as well although it's a very tough decision. I love all the sides and I can really eat a lot of shrimp. And that bread pudding? Of course!!

 

[Schneewittchen]

I would love the charcuterie plate and scallops at Artist Point. Then wander over to the Pineapple Lanai for a Dole Whip dessert.

 

[Beacon Joe]

Boma. Eating bowl after bowl of their seafood gumbo.

 

[Clarissa McDaniel]

Ahhhh. This is tough.

Table Service: Hoop Dee Doo, Garden Grill (Lunch or Dinner), or Crystal Palace (Breakfast)

Quick Service: Casey's Corner

 

[zurgandfriend]

First: I spent 30 years in the Army so hello to my fellow veterans.

Now as to dinning I don’t care who’s dime it is I would go to the Yachtsman Steakhouse for the following;
Lobster Bisque
12 OZ New York Strip
Side of creamed spinach

After that I would take a walk and eventually stop at Beaches & Cream for a strawberry sugar cone for dessert.
I am writing this at 6 am I would love to be in the Kona Café waiting for my pineapple macadamia pancakes with sausage and press pot of coffee.