Capa was good not great the 3 times I have been. I am giving it a rest for now. But dining is a very subjective thing.
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What is your favorite WDW Restaurant ?
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TotallyBiased
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Jiko, Y&Y were our favorites this go round.
on my list to get to:
Sci-Fi
V&A
Boma
One of the asian spots... but the trick will be finding something the wife will be into. I liked the sound of Takumi-Tei but she didn't seem into it. I'd still like to try it at some point. I'd also like to find a really good Italian spot.
on my list to get to:
Sci-Fi
V&A
Boma
One of the asian spots... but the trick will be finding something the wife will be into. I liked the sound of Takumi-Tei but she didn't seem into it. I'd still like to try it at some point. I'd also like to find a really good Italian spot.
Minnesota disney fan
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Okay, I'll bite~ What's a "capa"?
Capa is a restaurant at the WDW Four Seasons resort .
Minnesota disney fan
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Thanks, no wonder I didn't know it
Well then we should also consider Bull and Bear.
Weather_Lady
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Yak & Yeti. I kid you not: it blew our last dinner at 'Ohana (fourth time, each time less impressive than the one before) and brunch at California Grill (worst, most overrated crapfest we've ever experienced on Disney property) out of the water, both in terms of food quality and service.
Best: Capa, Boma dinner, CA Grill (brunch), 'Ohana pre-DDP (RIP 4-5 cuts of meat, sticky rice in banana leaf, homemade sauces), Boathouse, Via Napoli, V&A.
Worst: Anything at Magic Kingdom, Whispering Canyon (not sure the chefs have ever tried actual BBQ), Chef Mickey's Dinner.
Worst: Anything at Magic Kingdom, Whispering Canyon (not sure the chefs have ever tried actual BBQ), Chef Mickey's Dinner.
EvilQueen225
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Citricos
It is... What's your favorite place at WDW
V&A Chefs table but I consider that to be a outlier because it is so hard to book and very expensive. So for me it is Flying Fish with Boathouse, Jiko, Blue Zoo as runners up
I always eat at the Victoria room.... Always been great... Great deal. never did the chef table but have tried.... Very hard to get that as you said...
I enjoy FF, Jiko, and Blue zoo a lot. I've never been to the boathouse... Bluezoo is underrated IMHO. The lobster dish is amazing... While saying that, IMHO Capa is at a complete different level than those four restaurant. I couldn't even have them in the same league... Service or food.
Kevin_W
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I realize most posts here are based on food quality, but my daughter's favorite would probably be Casey's. Getting to eat a hot dog while sitting on the (fake) grass looking at Cinderella Castle isn't an experience we can replicate at home.
I'd probably pick Tiffin's as my favorite. Or even Be our Guest when it was newly opened. I love the atmosphere and the (since-departed) thyme roasted pork was one of my favorite meals I've had on Disney property.
I'd probably pick Tiffin's as my favorite. Or even Be our Guest when it was newly opened. I love the atmosphere and the (since-departed) thyme roasted pork was one of my favorite meals I've had on Disney property.
KaliSplash
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Chefs de France
UNCgolf
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Agreed on Flying Fish. It has an incredible filet (one of the better steaks I've ever eaten) despite being a seafood restaurant. The seafood is also excellent, of course.
I'd vote Boma for breakfast.
We've taken two Universal-only trips in the last couple of years. Each time we made ADRs for Sanaa. We love it!
Dutch Inn '76
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Biergarten!