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Thanksgiving Dinner Recommendations
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hcswingfield
Active Member
First of all, make reservations NOW. It will be hard to get in anywhere that day. If you are at the Magic Kingdom that day, I recommend Liberty Tree Inn. Great food! When we ate there Thanksgiving a few years ago they had a lot of traditional Thanksgiving food on the menu.
hcswingfield
Active Member
Having Thanksgiving lunch at Rose and Crown would have a nice bit of irony to it! And the food will be good, too.
oldshovelhead
Member
'Ohana
When we were down over Thanksgiving in 2004 we ate at the Polynesian Resort at 'Ohana. Thanksgiving dinner there was "all you can eat family style", (traditional Thanksgiving food with a polynesian flair), in spectacular tropical surroundings. The atmousephere, service, and food were wonderful. We are going to be there again in January 2007, and I gave each member of the family their choice of one dinner restaurant for our dinning plan. My daughter chose 'Ohana again...If she hadn't, I would have. Whatever you decide, do yourself a big favor and call now for your reservations.:drevil:
When we were down over Thanksgiving in 2004 we ate at the Polynesian Resort at 'Ohana. Thanksgiving dinner there was "all you can eat family style", (traditional Thanksgiving food with a polynesian flair), in spectacular tropical surroundings. The atmousephere, service, and food were wonderful. We are going to be there again in January 2007, and I gave each member of the family their choice of one dinner restaurant for our dinning plan. My daughter chose 'Ohana again...If she hadn't, I would have. Whatever you decide, do yourself a big favor and call now for your reservations.:drevil:
broadwaychic
New Member
I was wondering the exact same thing for Thanksgiving...we usually have eaten at the Liberty Tavern (for Easter, other holidays) but I thought it would be fun to try something new.
Anymore suggestions? :slurp:
Anymore suggestions? :slurp:
tigsmom
Well-Known Member
Don't most restaurants offer a traditional meal with their own special twist?
I would go with The Liberty Tree Tavern in the MK just because of the atmosphere, but what about the WL or AKL? They seem like interesting places to spend a holiday.
I just looked up the menu for Thanksgiving...it isn't spelled out like it has been in the past, but I did notice Thanksgiving at The Fort listed under dinner shows, that might be interesting...a Thanksgiving Hoop Dee Do?
http://allearsnet.com/menu/men_thks.htm
I would go with The Liberty Tree Tavern in the MK just because of the atmosphere, but what about the WL or AKL? They seem like interesting places to spend a holiday.
I just looked up the menu for Thanksgiving...it isn't spelled out like it has been in the past, but I did notice Thanksgiving at The Fort listed under dinner shows, that might be interesting...a Thanksgiving Hoop Dee Do?
http://allearsnet.com/menu/men_thks.htm
WishinUponAStar
New Member
Just a little warning... CALL NOW!! We called 3 weeks ago to make Thanksgiving ADRs and we had to take Biergarten b/c there were slim pickins left as far as restuarants go. Then again, were going to have a party of 10 people. Still, I would definately call SOON!
typhoonguy
New Member
I agree, call NOW. But I make it a habit to eat at San Angel on most holidays. It's usually slow (slower than the rest anyway).