zurgandfriend
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Kona Cafe for breakfast - Macadamia pineapple pancakes with sausage and a press pot of coffee
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What's your "go to", "cannot miss" meal at the world.
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Smiley/OCD
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For breakfast, our go to's are: Crystal Palace (love Pooh's puffed French Toast), & Trattoria al Forno at BW (love King Triton's Shipwreck al Forno)...lunch: Biergarten. Yorkshire Cty. Fish Shop & Earl of Sandwich at DS...Favorite dinner: 1900 Park Faire at GF and Liberty Tree Tavern.
HouCuseChickie
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We go to Crystal Palace every single trip. We've been talking about eliminating TS dining from all future DS trips, but when I mentioned CP...DH told me that we'd still need to do a couple. In other words...breakfast with Pooh is staying a tradition.
KBLovedDisney
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Mickey Waffles! And yes this is a meal for me. A Disney trip is not a Disney trip without Mickey Waffles.
righttrack
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O'hana
Biergarten
Boma
Something about those three that I just look forward to. The end up being long, relaxing meals with good food and drink. I look forward to the drinks as much as I do the food at these locations. The experiences are top too.
Biergarten
Boma
Something about those three that I just look forward to. The end up being long, relaxing meals with good food and drink. I look forward to the drinks as much as I do the food at these locations. The experiences are top too.
DisneyJill
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We never miss dinner at Cape May Cafe and breakfast at Kona Cafe.
bigrigross
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We always have a reservation at the boathouse. Single handily my favorite restaurant. Then Olivias at OKW.
I have never tried the tonga toast. I swear every trip we say we are going to try and it and we always forget.
cjlyon
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Used to be I would always take my son to flame tree for our first meal now that he is grown my husband and I do flame tree during our vacation but a must is Kona café for breakfast and lunch at tangierine café. I new to us favorite is Ohana but we always leave feeling miserable from to much food.
DisneyAubs
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I purposefully try not to repeat meals to experience as much as possible, but my family would revolt if we ever skipped dinner at ‘Ohana!!!
lostpro9het
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Homecomin has turned into our new "must do". A close tie for second would be Jiko/Sanaa.
Marc Davis Fan
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The bowls at Satu’li Canteen are delicious, and the theming is really growing on me (I used to think it was Pandora’s thematic weak spot). That has become the place I never want to skip. Runners up:
Biergarten is wonderful all around: food, theming, and music.
Marrakesh is also fantastic for the very same reasons as Biergarten, and is way too often overlooked!
We also went to Flying Fish for the first time on our most recent trip in December, and the food and service were probably the highest quality we’ve ever had at WDW. The vegetarian menu is also great (you have to ask for it).
Biergarten is wonderful all around: food, theming, and music.
Marrakesh is also fantastic for the very same reasons as Biergarten, and is way too often overlooked!
We also went to Flying Fish for the first time on our most recent trip in December, and the food and service were probably the highest quality we’ve ever had at WDW. The vegetarian menu is also great (you have to ask for it).
ATLmouselover
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Crews Cup Lounge is one we always make sure to hit, particularly if there's a sporting event we want to watch. The dim lighting, cold beer, fantastic staff and one of the most delish burgers on property makes for a very relaxing evening.
