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What is the Best kept Secret Dining Location at WDW?
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Shame on you...... It's a must.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
If I told you it wouldnt be a secret.
I'm glad that somebody mentioned The Turf Club. I had been told it was nice and I booked it for our Aug 10 trip.
pinkrose
Well-Known Member
Trails end gets my vote. Great food and one of the lowest priced buffets on property. Lunch took a little bit of a dip when they switched to an all cold lunch but dinner and breakfast are still really good.
MKCP 1985
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I guess it depends on what you want out of a meal. If you want to gorge yourself, I have not found anyplace that outscores the breakfast buffet at the Animal Kingdom Lodge. The variety and quality are out of this world.
For lunch - I agree that Earl of Sandwich gets you in and out and provides the best food for the best price around, but that won't do you any good if you are in a Disney park, will it? I love Earl of Sandwich, so don't take that comment as any criticism.
In the Magic Kingdom, my favorite thing to do is to snag a window table overlooking Its a Small World at Pinocchio's Village Haus and enjoy the boats departing on their excursion while enjoying a burger and fries. If the menu changes, I'll still go there, and just order something else.
At the Animal Kingdom, it has to be the lake front dining with the view of Everest at Flame Tree. If you time it just right, you even get the boat coming around with Mickey Mouse and friends. That just makes my day.
Anyway, those are my favorite "secret" dining spots. :wave:
For lunch - I agree that Earl of Sandwich gets you in and out and provides the best food for the best price around, but that won't do you any good if you are in a Disney park, will it? I love Earl of Sandwich, so don't take that comment as any criticism.
In the Magic Kingdom, my favorite thing to do is to snag a window table overlooking Its a Small World at Pinocchio's Village Haus and enjoy the boats departing on their excursion while enjoying a burger and fries. If the menu changes, I'll still go there, and just order something else.
At the Animal Kingdom, it has to be the lake front dining with the view of Everest at Flame Tree. If you time it just right, you even get the boat coming around with Mickey Mouse and friends. That just makes my day.
Anyway, those are my favorite "secret" dining spots. :wave:
LowesChevy
Well-Known Member
I would also agree with WPE-this cs location is better quality than most. It is more appealing to get food that comes on a plate rather than a paper container or in a wrapper. Although the food comes in the standard paper tray CHH is another little gem where the food quality seems to be a little more consistant.
A will also agree that Citricos is down right fabulous. We are here every trip.
A will also agree that Citricos is down right fabulous. We are here every trip.
Rufus T Firefly
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Sure do miss those Figaro Fries. :slurp:
stlbobby
Well-Known Member
used to be Boatwright's breakfast.
I totally agree.
Currently, I'd go with Narcooossee's. The view is amazing, the ambiance outstanding, and the menu rivals anything at WDW, but I rarely hear it mentioned with other signature experiences. I have never seen a wait anytime I've ever been there.
Other places I'd recommend that get little press are the Yatchsman's Steakhouse and Ragland Road.
greebomusic
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corey154
Active Member
Dinner at the Crew's cup lounge next to the yatchtsman steakhouse, very small limited menu, but really good food (i think it comes out of the yatchtsman steakhouse kitchen)....and it's a nice quiet spot. I haven't been but once, but I imagine it's a place that you don't have to wait to get a table.
erstwo
Well-Known Member
The Plaza Restaurant in the MK. Now even harder to find due to the refurb. :hammer:
But I love it! And never hear it mentioned. A native Floridian who takes her kids a few times a year told me about it. The strawberry chicken salad is amazing! Love the entertainment too!
But I love it! And never hear it mentioned. A native Floridian who takes her kids a few times a year told me about it. The strawberry chicken salad is amazing! Love the entertainment too!
Princess Clayre
New Member
At the Animal Kingdom, it has to be the lake front dining with the view of Everest at Flame Tree. If you time it just right, you even get the boat coming around with Mickey Mouse and friends. That just makes my day.
That would be mine too :animwink:
durangojim
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Mine's the boulangerie patisserie in France.
