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Favorite Restaurant?
- Thread starter TwirlGirl
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Space Mountain
Well-Known Member
Epcot, because of the large selections. Definetly NOT Animal Kingdom.
emmersandjack
Member
epcot has better fine dining options imo.
LOVE the coral reef. rediscovered my love of seafood.
LOVE the coral reef. rediscovered my love of seafood.
KimnAbby
New Member
I'm such a food-ie, it's too hard for me to pick which park has the best! My favorite restaurant is the Cape May Cafe in The Yacht and Beach Club resort. They have great food, tons of choices and how many places let you color on the table cloth? My four year old loves that part the best!
I also love, in terms of fast food, Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe and the Columbia Harbor House. We discovered Cosmic Ray's completly on accident and it quickly became my favorite.
I do love Epcot though because there are so many choices. We usually don't eat in any of the fancier, more expensive places. I've only eaten in the Coral Reef restaurant once (although it was really awesome!). I do like that you can get so many different types of food. I love Mexican and Chinese, so it's perfect!
I also love, in terms of fast food, Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe and the Columbia Harbor House. We discovered Cosmic Ray's completly on accident and it quickly became my favorite.
I do love Epcot though because there are so many choices. We usually don't eat in any of the fancier, more expensive places. I've only eaten in the Coral Reef restaurant once (although it was really awesome!). I do like that you can get so many different types of food. I love Mexican and Chinese, so it's perfect!
PixieDust2006
New Member
I agree...the resorts. I love O'Hana, Trail's End (at the end of a really long, hot day-they have sweet tea).
Epcot-probably because you can eat just about anything there.
Epcot-probably because you can eat just about anything there.
oldshovelhead
Member
Without a doubt
The resorts without a doubt...O'hanas, Artist Point, Cape May Cafe, The Yachtsman Steakhouse were all places we just ate the second week of January...Alfredo's on the other hand left a whole lot to be desired. I read that in some other postings and they were right. And I'm not a picky eater...not by far. I am on a diet now...that meal plan is a killer. I think the whole family gained weight.
The resorts without a doubt...O'hanas, Artist Point, Cape May Cafe, The Yachtsman Steakhouse were all places we just ate the second week of January...Alfredo's on the other hand left a whole lot to be desired. I read that in some other postings and they were right. And I'm not a picky eater...not by far. I am on a diet now...that meal plan is a killer. I think the whole family gained weight.
ClemsonTigger
Naturally Grumpy
I would say Epcot in either case, but if you cheat and say Epcot plus walking out the back of the park to the nearby resorts, there is no question that that's the winner.
AK unfortunately is the big looser...no restaurant (yet), Flame Tree, Pizzafari, and Restaurantosaurus are about it now that they've ruined Tusker...
AK unfortunately is the big looser...no restaurant (yet), Flame Tree, Pizzafari, and Restaurantosaurus are about it now that they've ruined Tusker...
tigsmom
Well-Known Member
I would say Epcot in either case, but if you cheat and say Epcot plus walking out the back of the park to the nearby resorts, there is no question that that's the winner.
AK unfortunately is the big looser...no restaurant (yet), Flame Tree, Pizzafari, and Restaurantosaurus are about it now that they've ruined Tusker...
CT, last I heard there hasn't been a change over yet. Have things changed?
We've had: Ohana (my bad), O'hana and O'hanas (Irish/Hawaiian restaurants). It's nice that someone actually knows what it's called.
With AK there were obviously no plans for anyone to eat dinner given the early closing. I would say that the seating area for Flame Tree is as nice as you'll get anywhere.
What puts the Resorts above Epcot for me is that you can really have a relaxed, stretched-out meal - if that's what you're looking for. We've eaten at Jiko and Citricos and basically been there all night. Epcot feels a little more table-turning rushed.
As for the benefit of the different national cuisines at Epcot, I wonder if it's possible to get that same variety at the Resorts? Do any of them have sushi or Chinese food? Or couscous?
Hammer1310
New Member
Resorts by far. We had Boma, Spoodles and Whispering Canyon last month and were pretty impressed, especially at Wilderness Lodge. Whispering Canyon is fun, comfortable and the all you can eat (sorry, "all you care to enjoy") was great. Ask for Little Mama, she's a hoot.
