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Re: Where is the best place you have eaten in WDW?
As for shows, Hoop-de-doo!
For food, Liberty Tree Tavern or Whispering Canyon.
I just get a churro and sit on the ground by the railing on the lagoon between Mexico and Norway to watch Illuminations, no PS needed. Good view of the show, food close by and restrooms right there in Norway!
Re: Where is the best place you have eaten in WDW?
Thanks for all the advise. This is what I have figured. California Grill is tied for first with Chef Mickey. Maybe Chef Mickey could be for a breakfast and CA Grill can be for dinner. Followed by a tie between Victoria and Alberts, and Ohana. I am thinking Ohana would be cheaper than Victoria and Alberts so we might hit that one. How do you know where you need priority seating? I probably need to look at allearsnet.com huh!!!!Sometimes it amazes me how fast I can answer my own questions. Well keep adding the resturants. Hoop Dee Doo Review seems to be in the lead for show resturants.
Re: Where is the best place you have eaten in WDW?
Hi! I posed your question to my daughter, age 7, who has been to WDW 8 times. She answered "Chef Mickey's"
After thinking about it, the meals I have enjoyed the VERY most were at Boma. Absolute Heaven
Re: Where is the best place you have eaten in WDW?
It never hurts to have PS reservations for all your sit down dinners. It doesn't take that long to make them and you can always change them once you get to WDW if you want if the world isn't crowded while you're there.
Re: Where is the best place you have eaten in WDW?
I would say my favorite are Ohana and Le Cellier. The chocolate mousse was amazing and a bonus that it looked like a moose.
For character breakfasts My favorite because I love pooh was Crystal Palace and then the following are tied Chef Mickey's, Donald's Breakfastaurus, Princess Storybook.
Re: Where is the best place you have eaten in WDW?
My favorite place could be Kona Cafe, Whispering Canyon, or Trail's End and Le Cellier. California Grill is toward the bottom of my list except I really do love that view.
Your Passporter will also tell you which places need PSs or not.
Re: Where is the best place you have eaten in WDW?
Dinner Shows- Hoop Dee Doo! I was a Can-Can girl!! LOL!
Regular meals-Tony's white pizza
Cinderella's Royal Table (breakfast)- It's the Wendy Lady! She was there last year, and for a Peter Pan nut, seeing Wendy rocked!
Rose and Crown - I just love the location and mousemosphere!
Re: Where is the best place you have eaten in WDW?
I love the Coral Reef-- I know its not really popular, but I've had alot of luck there-- I've eaten there three times and really loved it each time. I also love Alfredos and Crystal Palace
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We absolutely loved Mama Melrose's! I know a lot of people don't, but we had great service, great food. And every kid likes pizza, which is what my then 6 year old had! My main course was delicious , the flatbread was great, my salad was perfect. Just a great experience!
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