Favorite Disney Eating, What Restaurant, What Meal? Pick One Of Each!

[jbulkley78]

Victoria and Alberts for best restaurant...nothing compares
meal: Pot Roast at 50's prime time cafe
dessert: banana bread pudding at boma

 

[abe_bb]

This one's easy

Breakfast: Crystal Palace - the waitress last time made sure all the characters came to our table, and there was a birthday near us. My bro and dad are big into singing, and my bro is a vocal performance major (yes there is a point to this ) Our waitress hear him sing, was talking to him, and mentioned that she was also a vocal major (and, might I say, was hitting on him quite hard... my poor little 21 yr old bro didn't know what to do lol). So she belted out a disney song right there and then, from Cinderella (can't remember the song right now.) Best. Experience. Ever.

Lunch: The excellent burgers at Cosmic Ray's!

Dinner: Normall I would spout "Le Cellier" here - but this year I must say The Rose and Crown! Especially during Illuminations, sitting on the patio! I had the steak and fish combo, and it was wonderful.

 

[figment1985]

Hollywood Brown Derby - Steak & Lobster bisque

OR

Artist Point and their yummy yummy onions!

 

[KaliSplash]

We almost always just grab something light from the hotel for breakfast, I don't think we've had a regular, sit-down breakfast in 10 years.

For lunch:

MK: Cosmic Ray's bacon cheeseburger
Epcot: Liberty Inn bacon cheeseburger
DisneyMGM: Sci-Fi Dine-In: just about anything
AK: Flame Tree Barbecue - pulled pork

Dinner:

MK: Liberty Tree Tavern
Epcot: Le Cellier, Rose & Crown, Le Chef de France
Disney MGM: Sci-Fin Dine-In or Prime Time Cafe
AK: Dinner?

 

[ImagineAtl23]

The Teppanyaki Steak house in Japan/Epcot.

 

[BrittanyRose428]

best restaurant- either nine dragons, or marakesh (sp?)
best meal- prime rib- kona cafe

 

[tink81]

Breakfast: Chocolate/chocolate cake from Main Street Bakery
Lunch: Chicken strips from Liberty Inn
Snack: Dole Whip
Dinner: Fantasmic Dinner Pkg at Brown Derby (I think I had Prime Rib of some kind)

 

[IWorkWTeeth]

My favorites are:
BLT Soup at Sci-Fi
Filet at LECELLIER in Canada
Funnel Cakes near the American Adventure!!!

 

[Donfan]

Favorite restaurant: Crystal Palace
Favorite meal: Cedar Plank Salmon at Artist's Point

 

[epcot28]

Favorite Restaurant and favorite meal: Toy Story Pizza Planet, individual cheese pizza and those great chocolate chunk cookies.

 

[WDFAN1977]

Forgot the name, but it is the chocolate cake with rasberry sauce from Le Cellier:slurp::slurp::slurp:.

 

[Missin_Disney]

Tough question, too many to choose but love the 50's Prime Time Pot roast i think

 

[sleepybear]

Breakfast -- Tonga Toast at Kona Cafe

Lunch -- Turkey leg in Frontierland

Dinner -- Cedar plank salmon at Artist Point.

I see a lot of Le Cellier and California Grille on this list. So glad I've made ressies for both those places for my upcoming trip. I'm excited about both.

 

[Sloan]

tough choices

It's not easy, but:

favorite restaurant: Jiko

favorite meal: Le Cellier Mushroom Filet Mignon

:slurp:

 

[jjgoo]

Oh gosh, I'm usually on a see-food diet at WDW. I see food and I eat it. There are so many meals that I have loved. Here are the current favorites which are sure to change after next trip.

Restaurant - Marakesh - The food is great, but the whole show and presentation really makes it special.

Food - Tortilla, Avacado soup in Mexico. I love soup and this one is spectacular.

And finally who can resist an ice cream sandwich between two huge chocolate chip cookies from the main street bake shop. I will also never go a trip without having an ice cream Mickey!

Thank goodness we have to walk so much at the parks so I can pack it all in :lol:

 

[surfsupdon]

My sirloin from Shutters back in 2002 is still one of my stand out meals...the steak was better prepared and tasting there than my selection at Brown Derby.