unmitigated disaster
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Tangierine Cafe and Sunshine Seasons at Epcot, Tusker House and Flame Tree at Animal Kingdom.
This is true. Not what the OP asked, but all of the best meals I've had at Disney were at one of the hotels or Disney Springs.But don't forget all the great places at the resorts like Topolino's Terrace, Sanaa, Narcoossee's. And when they open back up there are places like Jiko, Flying Fish, Victoria and Albert's, and Yachtsman Steakhouse to name a few...
IMO, most of WDW's best dining options are located at the resorts and/or DS, but a.) dining is HIGHLY subjective, and B.) it REALLY depends what you want in a meal (which kinda goes back to A.) and what you mean by entertainment. (see last paragraph) Beyond that, some of the the area's best dining is located off-WDW property. WDW dining options are very overpriced, IMO, but going offsite takes (too much) time and requires a car. Third, right now WDW dining is very limited, so when more options re-open- answers will be quite different than they are now.My girlfriends and I are going to Disney, first week in June and would love to get some suggestions on where to eat? We are all in our 50's and love a good meal with maybe a little bit of entertainment ?
You can ask for spicier items though. For instance, they have a ghost pepper sauce for the bread service that they do not offer on the menu. If you ask, they will give you a sample. And it's very spicy.... and the menus tend to be VERY bland. Don't expect to find anything spicy, or anything remotely adventurous. Take Sanaa, it is sorta like Indian food, but extremely bland compared to Indian food I have had anywhere else. .
A lot of the entertainment dinner's are not running unfortunately. No Luau or Hoop-dee-doo, most character experiences, if there are even running, are far from what they were at this point, the interaction is not back yet. Even Germany's dining is not what it used to be.Looking over most posts here, many people listed places they like to eat, but not places that have live entertainment, other than theming.
And even when they return, the show at Hoop was fun, but the food was quite mediocre, IMO. I'd say the same for Chef Mickey's, Garden Grill, and H&V. About the only character meal where we liked both the food and characters was 1900 Park Fare.A lot of the entertainment dinner's are not running unfortunately. No Luau or Hoop-dee-doo, most character experiences, if there are even running, are far from what they were at this point, the interaction is not back yet. Even Germany's dining is not what it used to be.
Hopefully soon. But checking the website, they still only show 4 places doing characters (Chef Mickey's, Garden Grill, Hollywood & Vine, and Four Seasons).
I may have forgotten some though, so we should list them to help the OP find one.
Epcot: We love Oktoberfest for the show and atmosphere.My girlfriends and I are going to Disney, first week in June and would love to get some suggestions on where to eat? We are all in our 50's and love a good meal with maybe a little bit of entertainment ?
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