Our NEW Dining Plan

[Joy Peace]

Ok here it is! I made ADRs for these restaraunts...

Narccossee's
Le Cellier
Sci-Fi
Tony's Town Square
Coral Reef
Kona Cafe (can't wait to try those slap your grandma down good macadamia nut pinapple pancakes, Master Yoda!):ROFLOL:

These are good right? We are looking forward to having a great time. Eating at Disney is just as much a part of the fun as riding the rides are, don't you agree? Here's to good food, good fun, and a great time!

Thank you to all who gave us suggestions on where to eat.:wave:

Joy

 

[jacstangler]

Joy: Coral Reef no and all the rest fine. The reviews I have read on Coral Reef are often not good at all. I had recommended it to someone and they did not like at all. Very expensive and not worth the price. Years ago it was great and has since gone downhill. I am sure you will find people who like it but why take the chance for the amount you are going to spend.

John

 

[ypcat]

I think I posted in your other thread my opinion of Tony's Town Square. I thought the theming was great, but the food was really sub-par. We enjoy Liberty Tree Tavern and Crystal Palace were much better TS locations in MK.

I would keep Coral Reef. It is expensive, and it you weren't on the dining plan I would not recommend it. The food is fine but overpriced. The atmosphere is great.

 

[Nemo14]

Those all sound good to me. You are going to find mixed reviews on every restaurant, but you've chosen a good variety, and I don't think you'll be disappointed.

 

[snakeislandboy]

If you're thinking pancakes at Kona, I recommend using your beverage for the coffee. It's fresh ground, Frenched pressed at the table, and the most amazing thing after 5 mornings of nescrap instant.

 

[shoppingnut]

Tony's food is sub-par. I'm used to very good italian food here in NY. I can say without a doubt Olive Garden is better and I'm not particularly thrilled with Olive Garden, it's ehh.