Any dinner recommendations for Walt Disney World?

Answer 1

I absolutely loved Narcoossee's at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort. My boyfriend and I always stay at Disney's Polynesian Resort, so we just walked over and had the most romantic dinner ever. The food was amazing. I had some entree with pasta, scallops, and mussels, and my boyfriend had the surf and turf. Both were fantastic. I loved my dessert, the assortment of sorbets. It was so good. Our reservations were for around 8:00, so while we were having our dessert (around 9:00) the Magic Kingdom fireworks began. It was beautiful watching the show across the lagoon. The view was great, right from our table, and they have the live music piped into the restaurant from the Magic Kingdom Park. It's very cool. We will eat at this restaurant every time we go, now. There's a couple others I really liked, like the Kona Cafe at the Polynesian Resort. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Our dinner here was excellent. I haven't tried it yet, but the Tonga Toast which is served at breakfast is quite famous. At the Magic Kingdom Park, I love Tony's Town Square. It serves fabulous Italian food. Everything at this restaurant was perfect. The bread they serve before the appetizers was great, the chicken florentine soup was awesome, as well as the entrees, and the Tiramisu for dessert was the best I'd ever had.

These are just a few of my favorite places to dine at Walt Disney World, but there's hundreds of choices, so it's hard to pick.

Check out the Dining Finder on the WDW website.

This site is awesome for anything you could want to know about WDW. There's menus for every restaurant on this site, so you can make good choices on restaurants that you know will serve something you like... www.allearsnet.com

Have fun!

Answer 2

It depends if you have kids or a group of people, because WDW has too many variety to select from!
Go to http://allearsnet.com/ and select dining. They also have updated menus.

I go to WDW every year (for the past 5 years) and here's where I dine:

First night we always kick off dinner at O'hana in the Polynesian Hotel. Its all you can eat, a great place for meat eaters, and with tax/tip it comes to $33 a person. If you have the dining plan, its included.

Epcot has the best food by far! We always try to eat at the Le Cellier in Canada. Great steaks!
If you like the benehana style cooking, the Japan's teppanyaki house is great.
Chef de France has some great food, and if you enjoy German food, Biergarten has a great buffet.

In MGM they have a cute Mom's kitchen type restaurant called 50's Prime Time Cafe. They have really good comfort food and the wait staff is hilarious!

In Animal Kingdom the only nice restaurant is the Rain Forest Cafe. Food is ok but the atmosphere is great!

Answer 3

Cinderellas Castle for breakfast or dinner

Gonna have a hard time getting in for breakfast though if you don't make reservations way in advance.

There was a place inside a hotel that I liked too...I want to say it had Mediteranian food.

There's also a really expensive formal dress place you could go. I didn't have the chance but it looked amazing.

Good Luck!

Answer 4

I think that it all depends who you are dining with and where. ie. If you at animal kingdom, go to rainforest cafe.

epcot- al the restaurants, especially that french bakery and the coral reef restaurant. And also there's this place called club cool where you can sample free soda! LOL :)

mgm- 50's prime time cafe

magic kingdom- Cinderellas castle if you have the money!

If you have kids, try cinderelas castle or something with a character in it!

Answer 5

the food is awesome at disney world. having dinner at cinderella's castle during the evening firework's is a great experience. any of the resturants in epcot. planet hollywoods quality of food isn't that good but the atmosphere is fun. all the hotels have great resturants. depends on if you have a group, children or a romantic vacation. check with the concierge at the hotels. self serve counter foods have great food too. enjoy!! i go several times during the year, i love it.

Answer 6

Try one of the dinner shows - they have one at the Polynesian Resort - it's all you can eat but table service so no one else is breathing on your food and the food is exquisite! The show is very entertaining as well.
I always loved eating at Planet Hollywood too - I'm not sure if it is still open but it was in Downtown Disney.
Cinderella's castle is cool but WAY too expensive!

Answer 7

Hollywood & Vine at MGM has an awesome buffet. You would need to make reservations in advance, and I think you get priority if you stay at Disney as well. Plus, you get a special pass to walk back for the Fantasmic show without having to wait in line for it and you get a guaranteed seat. I think it's a good deal because Fantasmic is one of their better night shows and it frequently fills up. Good food and good service. Fancy stuff, simple stuff, American cuisine and stuff for the kids. Best at WDW in my opinion.

Answer 8

Rainforest Cafe...its really neat inside

Also look for Bubba Gump Shrimp around the area its not in Disney world but its pretty sweet

Answer 9

I recommend L' Originale Alfredo di Roma Ristorante at Epcot. You can search all Disney restaurants at http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdw/dining/diningFinder?id=DiningFinderPage

Answer 10

Captian Jacks in downtown disney-- they have the best lobster tails. did you get the dining plan- if not it would be a great investment. Also the concourse steakhouse at the contemproary resort-- awesome.