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Disney Restaurants...

christy Posted:

Disney Restaurants...

What are your favorites? I can start making reservations this week for priority seating!

Rob-luvs-me Posted:

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Here is where we ate on our honeymoon - If you are interested in any I would be happy to give you a review: We were on the silver plan and we wanted to take it easy so we had a lot of sit down even if we didn't eat much when we went.

Narcossee's
Jiko
Boma
Bistro de Paris
Le Cellier
Chefs de france
Nine Dragons
San Angel Inn
Sci Fi Dine In
Rainforest Cafe
Rose and Crown
Liberty Tree tavern

I always love San Angel Inn (mexico at epcot) for its atmosphere if you get a waterside table - must get a pitcher of sangria)

Our favorites were Jiko, Bistro de Paris, and Narcorsee's.

Was surpised at the fact that 9 dragons was excellent if you like chinese - it was very similar to the food I had in china.

We have gone in the past and I would also recommend -
-California Grill
Citricos
LovelyL Posted:

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Posted by Rob-luvs-me

I always love San Angel Inn (mexico at epcot) for its atmosphere if you get a waterside table - must get a pitcher of sangria)



I agree! This one is beautiful and romantic!
ChristineC68 Posted:

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Some of our other favorites are
Yachtsman Steakhouse
and
Cape May Cafe for Breakfast
wc0143 Posted:

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We go all the time but I'm not as much into the restaurants (we stay on concierge level, so that's enough food for me!!!).

I do like Teppanyaki for fun (I think I'm just a sucker for Japanese hibachi).

But we just did Chef's table at Victoria & Albert's on the HM and words can hardly describe the experience. Expensive but for us, well worth the $$$$$. We dined on Iranian Beluga Caviar, Kobe beef, Foie gras, etc & so on. Ten course meal with six wine pairings. We walked out & were like 'Oh yeah, I almost forgot we were at Disney!'.
kpny622 Posted:

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Disneyland or Disneyworld? CA or FL?

Sunny Posted:

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We love the crystal palace in the Magic Kingdom, it is fun- Pooh and Tigger are there, and the food is good!

We also like the sci fi dine in theater and the prime time cafe both at MGM.

Oh- also Chef Mickey's at the Contemporary!
LovelyL Posted:

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Posted by Sunny

Oh- also Chef Mickey's at the Contemporary!



Yes, Chef Mickey's is a lot of fun, especially if you are a big kid at heart (like I am). Me and FH were taking our pics with all the characters!
Ophelia42 Posted:

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California Grill at the Contemporary - pricy, but the food is wonderful.

KarenK122 Posted:

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All of the ones mentioned are excellent, never had a bad meal at any of them (well except Rainforest Cafe, but I'm not a fan of the chain).

We also go to every time we are in disney, the Kona Cafe at the Polynesian Resort. The resort is beautiful to walk around in and the food is great. The best desserts and coffee.
TwoBugs Posted:

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OMG, Spoodles is amazing!! I was a regular there. Every single thing on the menu is fantastic.
Also, Ohana at the Polynesian is delicious if you are in the mood for all you can eat meat. Plus their desserts are to die for.
Jan05Bride Posted:

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Artist Point at the Wilderness Lodge is excellent!

FeliciaDA Posted:

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Posted by TwoBugs

OMG, Spoodles is amazing!! I was a regular there. Every single thing on the menu is fantastic.
Also, Ohana at the Polynesian is delicious if you are in the mood for all you can eat meat. Plus their desserts are to die for.



Ditto on both counts!

I had the most amazing breakfast buffet at Spoodles .. and Ohana is just SOO MUCH FOOD (but delish, and fun). I love when then bring out the pineapple to dip in warm caramel at the end of the meal .. its scrumptious!

I also love Narcooses, Artist's Point, most everything in Epcot (esp. Le Cellier) California Grill .. I've been to WDW a LOT , but not recently enough!

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