Dining in Mar

[Disneycuse]

Going with Three Adults and looking to tips and suggestions on places to use the dining, I have a few of my favorites. Chief Mickeys, Canada, Sci-fi and Prime time. Looking for snacks and lunch counter service tips as well.

Thanks for any help

 

[WDWmazprty]

You have to go to Canada and eat at Le Cellier, great steaks. Also Ohana and Boma for a great African buffet.:slurp:

 

[Monty]

Counter Service: Cosmic Ray's in MK and Yak & Yeti in AK!

 

[shmmrname]

I suggest Resort-hopping. I try to plan 1 meal a day on our WDW trips, but we did revise our plans on the fly a couple times last vacation. We ended up going to Spoodles one night and Citricos on another night, and both PS's were made in the morning while waiting for the bus. You're chancing it a little bit, but I still think there's SO MANY options that just flat-out rock in the resort areas, that you'll likely find something you love.

 

[DisneyGigi]

Counter Service: Cosmic Ray's in MK and Yak & Yeti in AK!

I have to second these! Yak & Yeti blew me away when we ate there not only does it taste great but you get a ton of food for the price. We made the mistake of ordering a side of rice too as an extra and could not eat it all.

 

[materbuddy]

For TS: Boma, Kona, or Ohana
for CS: Cosmic Ray's, Columbia Harbor House, Pecos bills
For Snacks: Main Street Bakery

 

[Mrs.PhD]

We are going in March too (1st week) and are planning our ADR's now. There isn't really anywhere big we are trying since we have been so many times before (plus DH and I have been losing weight so we don't' want to over eat.)
We are staying at BCV.

This is what we are considering. I need to call and see what we can get.

The Plaza at MK
Crystal Palace (I want to skip it, but the kids love it.)

Epcot.
Rose and Crown (England) we have never ate there before and want to try it.
Garden Grill at the Land (Once again I don't mind skipping it, but the kids want it.)

MGM
Either Sic Fi or Brown Derby. I am leaning towards Brown Derby since we at at Sci Fi last trip. It was fun but, it has been a while since we ate at Brown Derby.

At Ak either Tusker House or Yak and Yeti. Maybe neither.

BCV/BW resortr eara.

Beaches and creams (maybe a few times we love it there.)
ESPN club. We never ate there before since I am not a sports fan, but I want to try it.
Big River. We ate there a few years ago and liked it. We have not been back since it isn't on the dinning plan, but we are not doing the plan this time.
Maybe Spoodles too, it was good last time. Depends what else we get into.

WE are also considering Cape May for breakfest, but we don't eat too much breakfest food. Still the kids will like it and we are staying right there................

 

[Disneycuse]

I did chef mickey's, sci fi, 50's prime time, crystal palace, boma, rose & crown, tusken house,

 

[birdie4015]

Counter Service

Looking for more good counter services at the parks, I have a ton of places already, put always looking for somthing new.

 

[betteratmk]

:veryconfu We're going the first week in March too. I keep changing my mind!! Do the DDP, don't do the DDP! Eat at Mama Melrose or WCC! We have three Disney newbies with us and I keep second guessing myself.:hammer:

 

[birdie4015]

I have kind of two newbies with me and trying to make sure they get what that would like.

 

[jiminy.cricket]

Biergarten, Boma, Kona Cafe, Tangierine Cafe, Yakitori House, Aloha Isle or Captain Cook's (Dole Whips), Crystal Palace, I've heard great things about Raglan Road, Citricos, the California Grill, The Wave, and Fresh, Earl of Sandwich, Ghirardelli.

 

[disneygirl76]

Hi!

CS: El Pirate, Sommerfest, Yak and Yeti, Pizza Planet

TS: Rose and Crown, Le Cellier, Crystal Palace, Chef Mickey, 1900 Park Fare, Cape May

Snacks: Classic Mickey Ice Cream bar - YUM! And the fry cart! :slurp: