Must Visit Disney World Resturants

[tterrag24]

Hi
Im going to Disney World in august for 8days and i wanted to make some dinning reservations but have never before.
please help me with some suggestions on where to eat. I have no clue?
thanks

 

[gspin2k1]

Hi
Im going to Disney World in august for 8days and i wanted to make some dinning reservations but have never before.
please help me with some suggestions on where to eat. I have no clue?
thanks

in random order:

50's prime time cafe
Victoria & Alberts
Cinderella's Royal Table
Chef Mickeys
Jiko
Boma
Tusker House
Sci Fi Diner
California Grill
Liberty Tree

There's some ideas to start

~G

 

[pacochran]

My top suggestions would be

50's prime time at DHS
Chef Mickey at Contemporary
Yatchmen Steakhouse at the YC (expensive but great steaks)
Boma at AKL (especially if you like to try different tasting foods)
Le Cellier in Canada at Epcot (great steaks here too)

 

[007mickey]

Hi
Im going to Disney World in august for 8days and i wanted to make some dinning reservations but have never before.
please help me with some suggestions on where to eat. I have no clue?
thanks

You will have no problem getting suggestions, there are a lot of knowledgeable folks here but a little bit of information might really help with the responses:
1. Are you going alone?
2. Are there children involved?
3. Do you want "character meals"?
4. How much $$ is too much?

 

[ThinkTink721]

Chef Mickey's for breakfast or dinner (Contemporary Resort)
CRT for breakfast, lunch or dinner (Magic Kingdom)
Princess Storybook for breakfast or dinner (Epcot - Norway)
LeCellier for dinner (Epcot - Canada)
Whispering Canyon for dinner (Wilderness Lodge)
Ohana's for dinner (Polynesian Resort)
Ohana's Best Friends breakfast (Polynesian Resort)
The Crystal Palace for breakfast, lunch or dinner (Magic Kingdom)
Donald's Safari breakfast (Animal Kingdom)
1900 Park Fare for breakfast or dinner (Grand Floridian Resort)

 

[jen2009]

My husband and I like......

Ohanas
Cali Grill
Yachtsman Steakhouse
Teppan Edo
Rose and Crown
Bongos
Wolfgang Pucks
Narcoossee's
Whispering Canyon
Chef Mickeys
Cinderellas Royal Table (sentimental)
Marrakesh

We eat at some of these each trip. Do not spend enough time to eat at all of them.

 

[toystorymaniacs]

Kona Cafe (at the Poly)
Liberty Tree Tavern - lunch (MK)
Crystal Palace Breakfast- (MK)
Rose and Crown-Epcot
Le Celliar-Epcot

 

[Donald Duck]

California Grill, Narcoossee's or Jiko

 

[Princess Tiana]

Artists Point- The mushroom soup is yummy

Have a great trip

 

[Mr Toad]

Hi
Im going to Disney World in august for 8days and i wanted to make some dinning reservations but have never before.
please help me with some suggestions on where to eat. I have no clue?
thanks

My philosophy for dining out (WDW or not) is to experience something new and go somewhere to eat something you wouldn't normally eat. Take into consideration your tastes, budget, party size, character dinners, shows, etc. There are very few place that you can go wrong in WDW. Its just a matter of preference. Me personally, I like (in no particular order) Kona Grill, Ohana, California Grill and Le Cellier. But I like almost all food, so there is no way I could ever go wrong.

 

[Mrs.Toad]

I'm going with the idea that if someone told me Disney was closing forever and I had one last trip where I would go.

Epcot: Le Cellier ( the food is amazing as well as the atmosphere)

San Angel Inn ( food is good but nothing beats the atmosphere and sitting and watching the boats from the attraction pass)

Chefs de France ( food and atmosphere)

light breakfast - Kringla or Boulangerie ( Norway or France)

DHS: Sci-Fi and 50's ( just because you have to)

MK: Liberty Tree Tavern ( nothing beats the build up of knowing you are near the Mansion and the two mountains ) food is usually good and I love the colonial theme

Pecos Bill - best burgers in the West - love the fixins' bar - theme in general is great

 

[lebeau]

The only MUST for us is 50's Prime Time Cafe. We've gone every trip (and loved it every time). So, it's kind of a tradition.

Ohana comes close, but it's not a must.

 

[Ghall]

Le Cellier but it is hard to get a reservation, my other two favorites are the Flying Fish and the Calafornia Grill.

 

[3IAlienKid]

I would say The Brown Derby, but I've read their menu and service has been declining the past couple of years. Too bad, I really like the Cobb Salad.

 

[Belle91]

1900 Park Fare
Chef Mickeys
Crystal Palace
Garden Grill
The Plaza
Whispering Canyon
San Angel Inn
Biergarten
50s Prime Time
Scifi