Eating out whilst at Disney

[SarahTJ]

:xmas: My DH and I are staying at POFQ from 8th to 22nd of December and are thinking of trying some on site restaurants whilst we are on site..

Which are the best ones to try??


Thanks for any suggestions...

 

[gary_flower]

Try the Big River Grille on the boardwalk, the food, drink and service there was excellent :slurp:<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comfficeffice" /><o></o>

 

[tigsmom]

I guess it depends on what types of food you like...
Some of my favorites are The Whispering Canyon Cafe in the WL for the Skillet Breakfast, The Kona Kafe in the Polynesian for any meal, Marrakesh in Moracco for lunch (they usually have great specials), Pecos Bill's & the Liberty Tree Tavern in the MK, Cape May Cafe in the Beach Club for a nice seafood buffet.

If you do a quick search you will find a number of threads on this subject that might be helpful. Hope you have a great trip. :wave:

 

[swimmom]

Ohana at the Polynesian & Whispering Canyon at Wilderness Lodge are two of our favorites. You could even make a PS for a carriage ride from WL after dinner at Whispering Canyon.

 

[m star]

Any of the restaurants in World Showcase in Epcot, depending on what type of food you like. Or you can try something new!

 

[ClemsonTigger]

Tall Order

Well, you are asking a lot as there are over 100 places to eat on property, anything from a pushcart to Victoria and Albert's.

If you can narrow down your preferences as to price or ambiance or menu type, it can aid in suggestions.

For starters, I suggest you peruse my favorite food reference site:

http://www.allearsnet.com/din/dining.htm

 

[CAPTAIN HOOK]

For starters, I suggest you peruse my favorite food reference site:

http://www.allearsnet.com/din/dining.htm

You stole my thoughts :lol: - Good choice to refer to

 

[tigsmom]

Does anybody not like that site? :lol:

 

[PurpleDragon]

Just checked out that site for the first time, that is great. From now on I will never got to WDW without checking that site for new meal ideas.

On a side note, when did the Main Street Bakery start selling Krispy Kreme Donuts?

 

[MickeyLuv'r]

Disney has some of the best restaurants to be found anywhere. I suggest checking out a few different menus ahead of time, and making a few priority seatings (Disney's form of a reservation), but don't try to structure all your time around priority seatings.
Be prepared to pay Disney prices. Disney food is not inexpensive, but at Disney, unlike some other places, you usually get something of quality - and if you pay more - you often get something of exceptional quality. (Look at the recent dessert link). But don't rule out the quick serve (read: fast food - Disney style) places either. /not that one of the best desserts is the ice cream Mickey bar that is available at carts all over the park. To a large extent, you can afford to wait and see for yourself what interests you - there are a great number of excellent choices! The wonderful thing about Disney, is that you can -and should - allow yourself to be impulsive - like a kid in a candy store.

Another site to check out:

http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/dining/diningmain.htm

 

[M. Racer]

Try taking the water taxi to Downtown Disney right from your hotel. You have some excellent choices there which include Fultons and Portabella Yacht Club. Enjoy!! :slurp:

 

[Hakunamatata]

Any of the restaurants in World Showcase in Epcot, depending on what type of food you like. Or you can try something new!

Le Cellier, Le Cellier, Le Cellier..............