-
Welcome to the WDWMAGIC.COM Forums!
Please take a look around, and feel free to sign up and join the community.
Your MUST DO dining experience is...?
- Thread starter Dznycrzy
- Start date
GeoDonJac34
Well-Known Member
On our last trip we did Kona for breakfast for the first time. The Samoan was excellent, and the Tonga Toast was very good. Plus the coffee is fantastic. This will definitely be a regular stop.
wdwcandice
Member
I would love to do Le Cellier every trip but usually they are booked so I hit it about once in every 3 trips.
Although I do have a lot of favorites, my must do is Boma breakfast. I just love the atmosphere there at AKL and that restaurant is beautiful to me. I sit there like a big old dork taking the same pictures I take all the time of the light fixtures and the decor. :lookaroun
Although I do have a lot of favorites, my must do is Boma breakfast. I just love the atmosphere there at AKL and that restaurant is beautiful to me. I sit there like a big old dork taking the same pictures I take all the time of the light fixtures and the decor. :lookaroun
sbkline
Well-Known Member
I would have to say that I have two. One is a specific restaraunt and the other isn't.
It seems to have become a tradition to do the Crystal Palace Breakfast on our last day in the parks. For one, I like to end the trip at the Magic Kingdom, and I like having a breakfast to get us into the parks early. I know, we have to wait for rope drop, but at least we're at the rope to AdventureLand (or whatever land of our choosing) while the vast majority of guests are still back at the train station, so we get a bit of a head start. And I like the characters for the kids.
The other must do is not a specific restaraunt, but is relative to the resort we stay at. I like to make a point to have at least one meal at the sit down restaraunt of whatever resort we stay at, especially if we haven't stayed in that resort before or if we haven't eaten at that restaraunt. I like to reserve a certain amount of time on our trips to just enjoy the resort. The pool, a surrey bike ride, the restaraunt, etc. I enjoy time in the parks for sure, but there is also something nice about setting aside an evening to just eat at "home" and maybe even go back to the room early and just lay in bed and watch some TV.
It seems to have become a tradition to do the Crystal Palace Breakfast on our last day in the parks. For one, I like to end the trip at the Magic Kingdom, and I like having a breakfast to get us into the parks early. I know, we have to wait for rope drop, but at least we're at the rope to AdventureLand (or whatever land of our choosing) while the vast majority of guests are still back at the train station, so we get a bit of a head start. And I like the characters for the kids.
The other must do is not a specific restaraunt, but is relative to the resort we stay at. I like to make a point to have at least one meal at the sit down restaraunt of whatever resort we stay at, especially if we haven't stayed in that resort before or if we haven't eaten at that restaraunt. I like to reserve a certain amount of time on our trips to just enjoy the resort. The pool, a surrey bike ride, the restaraunt, etc. I enjoy time in the parks for sure, but there is also something nice about setting aside an evening to just eat at "home" and maybe even go back to the room early and just lay in bed and watch some TV.
tink65
Active Member
I am so glad to hear you say this! We eat here too every trip and have never had a bad meal! It's a must do tradition for us too!
How fun! That sounds like a vacation!
Zummi Gummi
Pioneering the Universe Within!
Always have to have one breakfast at Kona because I can't go to WDW and not eat Tonga Toast.
I also always make one dinner ADR at 'Ohana, preferably around the time of the fireworks. It's one of the only times I gorge myself when it comes to food, because the food there is just SO GOOD.
I also always make one dinner ADR at 'Ohana, preferably around the time of the fireworks. It's one of the only times I gorge myself when it comes to food, because the food there is just SO GOOD.
EvilQueen-T
Well-Known Member
it was a great vacation and by the time we got home all anyone wanted to eat were things like salads...we were sugared out lol.
worldfanatic
Well-Known Member
Kimonos at the Swan.
Great sushi, great atmosphere.
And a great excuse to walk around the Epcot Resorts.
Great sushi, great atmosphere.
And a great excuse to walk around the Epcot Resorts.
flavious27
Well-Known Member
Always try to go to hoop dee doo when at wdw
dixiepixie
Member
#1 - Restaurant Marrakesh in the Moracco Pavillion at EPCOT. Our all time favorite. #2 - Cinderella's Castle Dinner. We did a birthday there one year, and come on...it's Cinderella's Castle. #3 - 50's Prime Time Cafe at DHS. It's so much fun! And the fried chicken and s'mores...YUM!
TakeMeThere81
Well-Known Member
For me: Pineapple Macadamia Nut Pancakes at Kona, for DH: Crystal Palace pre-park opening! It's his favorite. And we always get a huge beer in Germany.
chrissyw14
Active Member
I have too get fish and chips at the rose and crown! soooo good
dixiepixie
Member
We are eating at Kona for breakfast for the first time this trip..can't wait for the Pineapple Mac Pancakes and Tonga Toast. After seeing so many photos of them and drooling on my laptop,
hehe, I can't wait to actually taste them.
Aurora79
Member
So far it has been the San Angel Inn in the Mexico pavilion. My husband and I love the ambiance of the night sky and erupting volcano. The food is also really delicious and the service is good too. We are looking forward to trying some new places on our next visit in January, specifically at some restaurants in different resorts that we have never been to (since we can't afford to actually stay there yet ) like Grand Floridian Cafe and Kona. Can't wait ! yumm
) like Grand Floridian Cafe and Kona. Can't wait ! yumm
zweltar
Well-Known Member
My wife and I have a few must-dos every trip.
1) Le Cellier - Love the fillet, beer cheese soup, and pretzel bread
2) Boma - The food is great and very different from what we normally eat. Also love getting to see AKL, think it's gorgeous.
3) Biergarten - Best sauerkraut ever. Love the atmosphere.
4) Whispering Canyon Dinner - So fun! We have a blast here and the BBQ is good, too.
Beyond that, we try to go to new restaurants as much as we can.
1) Le Cellier - Love the fillet, beer cheese soup, and pretzel bread
2) Boma - The food is great and very different from what we normally eat. Also love getting to see AKL, think it's gorgeous.
3) Biergarten - Best sauerkraut ever. Love the atmosphere.
4) Whispering Canyon Dinner - So fun! We have a blast here and the BBQ is good, too.
Beyond that, we try to go to new restaurants as much as we can.
Sweet Melissa
Well-Known Member
We've been enough at this point that, while we have favorites, we know we go back often enough that it won't kill us to miss something once in a while. I will say that our one "must" is to have dinner somewhere on the resort monorail loop our first night. I think going to the Magic Kingdom on our arrival day is the only acceptable way to begin a Disney World vacation, but we don't care for the restaurants inside the park. Thus, we always choose to celebrate our arrival with a nice dinner at one of the monorail resorts.