slappy magoo
Well-Known Member
If you're specifically thinking parks-only, and you're not picky as to whether it's a character meal or not?
Breakfast
Crystal Palace in MK and Hollywood and Vine @ DHS. Great selection with a made-to-order station, decent character interaction (though if you're all adults, depending on your age the characters @ H&V might not matter as much to you). Very close third would be Tusker House @ AK - no made to order station but the variety makes up for it. Also consider a "trip" from MK to Grand Floridian for 1900 Park Fare. Get one of the last reservations of the day, make it a "brunch."
Dinner
Rose & Crown @ Epcot - they let you back in for fireworks viewing on their property, less jostling.
Marrakesh - I like it and never busy
I know plenty of people love Le Cellier but we either can never get a reservation or only get them at odd times that don't work for our schedule.
50s Primetime or Sci fi Dine In - food's so bad for you but sooo good. Also it's been forever since we've had Brown Derby but we enjoyed it a lot.
Again Tusker House
Be Our Guest is IMHO "good enough," I've never had a bad meal, but it's very noisy.
Also, consider side trip from MK to Cali Grill, worth the walk or monorail ride. And, like R&C at Epcot, no matter when you eat, you're allowed back when it's close to fireworks time to see the show from their vantage point. Even if you're first reservation and out the door by 6pm, you're allowed back if you want.
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), Whispering Canyons at Wilderness Lodge and Tusker House. We usually get the all you can eat skillet at Whispering Canyons - eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits & gravy, Mickey waffles. All served in a large skillet.