Which character meal is better?

wdwmomof3

wdwmomof3

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I am torn between Chef Mickeys & 1900 Park fare, at night. I think that younger children would enjoy Chef Mickeys a little more. :)
 
DisneyChick1984

DisneyChick1984

Member
wdwmomof3 said:
I am torn between Chef Mickeys & 1900 Park fare, at night. I think that younger children would enjoy Chef Mickeys a little more. :)
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I'm actually the opposite...I think adults would enjoy the characters at Chef Mickey's more.

Its kind of awkward when the face characters come over to my table (unless they're one of my friends lol). The princesses ESPECIALLY weird me out. lol The way they have to talk is creepy as crap lol. I just wanna be like, "Please don't eat me."
 
tigsmom

tigsmom

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While Chef Mickey's is our favorite for breakfast our dinner favorite is The Liberty Tree Tavern... we just love the Colonial costumes, the atmosphere and especially the food. :slurp: You see many "grown up kids" there. :lookaroun
 
happymom52003

happymom52003

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They are all pretty good, so I would pick the characters you are most interested in. We love Chef Mickey's (at the Contemporay Resort), and you can also see Mickey at the Garden Grill (in Epcot) which has great food.....it is one of our favorites. If you prefer Pooh and his friends, the Crystal Palace is good (a buffet inside MK). Dinner at Liberty Tree Tavern is also one of our favotires (colonial atmoshphere). 1900 Park Fare is also great. They really are all good! If I were you I would choose a place based off of the characters you want to see and the menus. My personal favorites are The Garden Grill and Libery Tree Tavern. Here is some info, although the info on 1900 park fare has not been updated....Cinderellas step mother and step sisters are now there for dinner instead of Suzy and Perla :http://www.allearsnet.com/din/cb.htm

A word of advice....we have found we have a much better experience if we request a table that is against a wall or window, vs. a table in the middle of the room. This is especially true for buffets.....when you are in the middle of the room, there is constant traffic around your table due to people getting up and down to go to the buffet. A corner is even better. One time at Crystal palace we were seated at a table right by the buffet line....and the whole time we were eating people were standing in line about 2 feet from us staring at the food on our plate, and alot of them kept trying to get the characters attention while the characters were at our table! Not a pleasant expereince.....we learned our lesson!
 
Sir Hiss527

Sir Hiss527

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I really enjoyed the Garden Grille the other evening in December. The characters came around multiple times (5 to be exact) and the food was outstanding, and it's all you can eat!! After that we were able to see the Candlelight Processional all for the price of $30.99 per/1. Kids were $15.99.
 
disneygirl1

disneygirl1

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What characters would you like to see during your meal?

My personal favorites are Chef Mickey's and Crystal Palace if you want to see pooh and friends.

I like both breakfasts better then the dinners.
 
joanna71985

joanna71985

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Oh man, this is a hard one. But if I could only do one, it would have to be LTT. I love the food, and the characters look so cute in their outfits.
 

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