My first choice for table service near the MK (Ohana) does not have ressies available for the date I need. I will keep calling back and trying to get something. In the meantime, Tony's and LTT are available. Of those two, which would you choose and why? Thanks!!
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Tony's Town Square or Liberty Tree Tavern?
- Thread starter DisneyDreams09
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ThinkTink721
Well-Known Member
Ohana is great - keep trying for that one.
Tony's is good - we have only eaten there for the Grand Gathering breakfast though & not lunch or dinner.
We have never eaten at LTT, but I hear it is pretty good.
Some other suggestions for MK area restaurants are:
Crystal Palace
1900 Park Fare
Whispering Canyon
Chef Mickey's
Tony's is good - we have only eaten there for the Grand Gathering breakfast though & not lunch or dinner.
We have never eaten at LTT, but I hear it is pretty good.
Some other suggestions for MK area restaurants are:
Crystal Palace
1900 Park Fare
Whispering Canyon
Chef Mickey's
ElvisMickey
Well-Known Member
Two of my favorite restaurants! It all depends on what you want though. Tony's has a full menu...Italian obviously. Liberty Tree is strictly a set menu...family style and you have no other options. But it's an awesome dinner. Turkey, ham, roast beef, mac and cheese. However if I was to choose one, it would be Tony's. Fantastic spaghetti and meatballs.
Pioneer Hall
Well-Known Member
Personally I am not the biggest fan of either place, but give the option I would probably choose LTT. I was disappointed in Tony's when I went a few years ago, and I haven't heard much about the restaurant improving since. Obviously the food choices are very different, so take that in mind when making your decision since you are really comparing two very different places.
inluvwithbeast
New Member
So LTT is good. For me though my grandmothers cook the same food but much better. And as far as colonial tavern food goes... Well, it's not that. I've eaten at some pretty authentic colonial taverns in VA where they didn't have forks and you had to scoop food onto your knife and eat it from the non-serated side. Of course the MK never claimed to be authentic.
Tony's is good too. Typical Italian fare. Nothing fancy. The atmosphere was nice and my brother says the seafood pasta is delicious.
Neither of these places were must returns for us. They were tasty and nice but nothing flashy or fancy.
Tony's is good too. Typical Italian fare. Nothing fancy. The atmosphere was nice and my brother says the seafood pasta is delicious.
Neither of these places were must returns for us. They were tasty and nice but nothing flashy or fancy.
DizneyPryncess
Well-Known Member
I love both places - been to both in the last year. I would definitely recommend either one, I had great food & service at both. I suppose if I had to have a preference it would slightly go to LTT - I like the family style food. Can't go wrong with either one though, IMO. 
accord99cutie
Premium Member
I am trying to decide between these two as well for our upcoming trip! So far I have Tony's booked, but will switch to LTT if I hear enough comments to convince me to! I am really not leaning one way or the other!! Hopefulyl we both can get some answers out of this!!
erasure fan1
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We did both 2 trips ago and we liked liberty tree better than tonys. We did like Tonys and we are glad we went but we both liked the food better at LTT. But keep trying for Ohana as it blows either out of the water.
NiarrNDisney
Well-Known Member
Both are great but my vote goes to Liberty Tree Tavern I prefer the menu.
barrettismyhero
Member
Go for Liberty Tree.
I had both last year.
Liberty Tree the food and service was about as top notch as any normal table service could be.
Tony's was ehh alright.. Certainly not bad by any means but the food wasn't quite up to par to what I had expected. The service was good though.
Realistically I don't think you would go wrong with either but I'd try LTT first.
I had both last year.
Liberty Tree the food and service was about as top notch as any normal table service could be.
Tony's was ehh alright.. Certainly not bad by any means but the food wasn't quite up to par to what I had expected. The service was good though.
Realistically I don't think you would go wrong with either but I'd try LTT first.
My family likes both LTT and Tony's but prefer LTT. We go to both each time we go down but go to LTT 2(once dinner once lunch) and Tony's once. Hope it helps
Dad 2 M & M
Well-Known Member
Try to book Tony's about a half hour before the parade starts. Get there at least 15 minutes before your reservation time and request a table on the patio. Insist to the host/hostess that you do not mind waiting longer to be seated. The patio has a decent view of the entire parade.