Originally Posted By rhodisney Here's our votes: Best character meal: The Garden Grill. Revolving restaraunt in "The Land". You can see different scenes of the ride below it,we had at least four different characters' attention,the food was good and pleasantly served, ample portions. Best counter service-Fish & Chips-U.K.-Epcot. The most crowded,noisy place to eat was San Angel Inn In Mexico. I always thought it would be so romantic in there since its dark ,and the ride boats glide by you. But we were practically sitting on top of the people in the next table, our meal was overpriced, and our server was rude. So for us the most romantic dinner place was China at night, at a seat looking out on the lights dancing on the Lagoon in the World Showcase. Whispering Canyon in the Wilderness Lodge is a hoot! We had the all you can eat breakfast there, and boy did we get a lot of food,delicious pine-cone shaped waffles,etc., a hilarious wait staff, and a few added surprises. If you want a quiet peaceful brreakfast don't eat here!
Originally Posted By vbdad55 <Don't you just hate how non-caring those CMs have gotten??? That must have really made you feel special. Congratulations, to you and the staff at CG.< My 13 year old said she felt like Hannah Montana dining there the CM's were so nice ( just penned my thank you to the general manager also as she went way over and above) -
Originally Posted By SFH Ohana is great. Boma is, too. Akershus was great until I couldn't get a good lunch there anymore thanks to all of the princess stuff. I guess Disney is strapped for land and cash and couldn't have built a new restaurant to host the princess parties. SFH
Originally Posted By tonyanton "Le Cellier" has become a recent favourite for me. Also went to "Narcoosees" for the first time in May and thought it was great.
Originally Posted By jriversjr I love Le Cellier. All I have to say is that the food and atmosphere Is the best in all of Disney world.
Originally Posted By TongaToast Brown Derby is great during off peak hours, especially the booths, a very relaxing experience. Kona Cafe for breakfast naturally! We used to hit Beaches and Cream for lunch when we'd arrive, I haven't been in many years, but there was nothing like a burger and onion rings after flying all morning. I loved Jiko which I tried last year, I think one of the most unique restaurants in the World, nice to try flavors you don't see everyday, even here in NYC.
Originally Posted By nemopoppins ^^^I definitely have to go there. I like Red Rockets Pizza Port in Disneyland, but I always thought they should call it Pizza Planet.
Originally Posted By demderedoseguys >I have sent emails to the rest mgr each of the last 5 years as we are almost always there celebrating our wedding anniversary - this was 29 - and I request a window seat if possible - so we all can get that great view ( understanding that they can only fill so many requests) <- Cali Grill is also our anniversary spot, we will be there again this year for #29. Other than that, we really love the Yachtsman Steakhouse, which is WAY better than Le Cellier IMO, and the Flying Fish has recently become a staple. For lunch, the Plaza is our favorite.
Originally Posted By frdeb1999 We love 'Ohana both for breakfast with the characters and also wonderful for supper. And we absolutely loved Coral Reef. We tried alot of things we honestly never would have otherwise and we very happy with everything!!
Originally Posted By vbdad55 <Cali Grill is also our anniversary spot, we will be there again this year for #29. < congratulations DDD - we are certainly not the norm when it comes to marriage longevity.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 ^^^^^^^ let them know before you arrive - like I said there are no guarantees, but you just might have some magic come your way
Originally Posted By demderedoseguys Yes indeed,vbdad. Long marriages are certainly not the norm these days. You and I must have been really good catches for our wives.)For us, since we honeymooned at the MK,it must have something to do w/ Disney magic. Of course, 20k was still there back then, not Pooh's pathetic playground. Maybe that would have changed everything)
Originally Posted By vbdad55 Yep - exactly - I married out of my league and I knew it -- LOL ! We went to California and DL for our honeymoon -- the Mouse has always been a factor
Originally Posted By danyoung >Yep - exactly - I married out of my league and I knew it -- LOL !< My understanding is that in the best marriages both husband and wife look at the other and say exactly that. Sounds like you made a great choice, my friend!
Originally Posted By bobbelee9 You young whipper-snappers, we've been married 43 years, and like you guys, my husband also knows he married out of his league. "Insert smiley face here".
Originally Posted By vbdad55 <and like you guys, my husband also knows he married out of his league< we all 'know' that, that is why you have kept us around -
Originally Posted By bloona Of course I have to say Boma, for breakfast as well as dinner. But we also love the Garden Grille at the Land, the boys adore it too.The characters are an added bonus. Oh and the fact that they re fill your plate up once youve eaten it all! Love it!
