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Old 06-14-2007, 12:58 PM   #1
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WDW Dining

I have just booked a restaurant for most days of my trip - trouble is I have been to none of these and was going on recommendations online and by the Disney Reservations team! SO I was wondering if you had any opinion's on any of these?

(September)
4th- Dinner - Mama Melrose's
5th- Breakfast - Donald's Breakfastosaurus
Dinner - Ohana's
9th- Dinner - Teppanyaki
10th- Dinner - 50's Prime Time Cafe
11th- Dinner -Planet Hollywood
Lunch - Raglan Road
12th- Dinner - Rose and Crown
13th- Dinner - Nine Dragon
14th- Dinner - Boma
15th- Dinner - Goofy's Liberate your Appetite Buffet
16th- Breakfast - Supercalifragilistic Breakfast
Dinner - Narcoossee's

Thanks! I'm so excited!
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Please don't take my word as Gospel since everyone has different likes and perceptions:

(September)
4th- Dinner - Mama Melrose's decent food, nice atmosphere; prefer Tony's at MK
5th- Breakfast - Donald's Breakfastosaurus fun location; lots of food but felt too rushed
Dinner - Ohana's family style, food Ok not always hot, lots of kids activity during the meal
9th- Dinner - Teppanyaki N/A
10th- Dinner - 50's Prime Time Cafe fun; decent food but best only if you get the right server who enjoys playing the part
11th- Dinner -Planet Hollywood think Friday's, Applebees, Chilis, Hard Rock Cafe' or any other themed restaurant but with a Hollywood theme
Lunch - Raglan Road N/A
12th- Dinner - Rose and Crown nice change of venue for us Americans; excellent fish and chips
13th- Dinner - Nine Dragon heard they were changing ? but food was basic American Chinese fare - a bit pricey for the selections though
14th- Dinner - Boma haven't been yet; dying to go; heard it is fantastic
15th- Dinner - Goofy's Liberate your Appetite Buffet Liberty Tree is always a favorite; lots of good food, lots of character time
16th- Breakfast - Supercalifragilistic Breakfast again a decent breakfast; lots of food; Alice and Mary Poppins there but for the money I prefer Cape May Cafe
Dinner - Narcoossee's good food; good views; pricey

By the way, this is an excellent Dining and Menu source: http://www.allears.net/din/dining.htm
{If you are on the Dining plan by the way, you can ignore the price related comments}

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Old 06-14-2007, 02:50 PM   #3
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Re: WDW Dining

They're all great restaurants. You made great choices.
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Old 06-14-2007, 03:09 PM   #4
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Good choices with two comments

Planet Hollywood - I hated this. I had bad service, food that was ok, but way overpriced and it is one of the loudest places I have ever eaten. Also there was this fake paparazzi thing going on at the door, then they try and sell you a picture. If you have kids, they may enjoy, but a casual place with better food like wolfgang puck might help the adults.

Tepenyaki is a lot of fun.

Dragon's is pretty standard chineese food that you could get in most neighborhoods.
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Old 06-14-2007, 03:12 PM   #5
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Re: WDW Dining

The only ones on your list I have been too were; Mamma Melroses, 'Ohanas, Liberty Tree Tavern, Planet Hollywood and 50's Prime Time Cafe.


We very much enjoyed all of them but I do remember having some trouble at Planet Hollywood. We ate there 3 times and the last two times there was a problem with our order and the service was slow when the restaurant was not particularly busy at all. Mamma Melrose, it has been a long time since I last ate there so I don't remember much about it, but I don't remember having any problem there. The other places I can defiantly recommend to you and I can't wait to return to them myself.
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There's a reason why most all of the Planet Hollywood locations closed up.

... if anything, that should tell you something. Heck, I'm surprised the DTD one still exists.
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Re: WDW Dining

I hate the idea of planning your every meal so far in advance. My tastes change every day. I'd hate to schedule dinner for Italian one night and then not be in the mood for it when the time comes and want Japanese or a burger instead. Guess that's why I do the counter service restaurants 95% of the time.
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I hate the idea of planning your every meal so far in advance. My tastes change every day. I'd hate to schedule dinner for Italian one night and then not be in the mood for it when the time comes and want Japanese or a burger instead. Guess that's why I do the counter service restaurants 95% of the time.
I'm the same way and if my family is with me I know our taste buds change daily.
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Re: WDW Dining

I'll let you know what I think, remember you can always cancel if you choose to go elsewhere.

4th- Dinner - Mama Melrose's - I personally love this restaurant, comparable to Tony's
5th- Breakfast - Donald's Breakfastosaurus- never eaten here
Dinner - Ohana's- will never eat here again because I got food poisioning many years ago, loved the food up until then though
9th- Dinner - Teppanyaki - my absolute favorite restaurant on property
10th- Dinner - 50's Prime Time Cafe - not bad, not my favorite
11th- Dinner -Planet Hollywood - would have chosen House of Blues instead
Lunch - Raglan Road - never eaten here
12th- Dinner - Rose and Crown - ask for a water table if you have a late reservation, great for viewing Illuminations
13th- Dinner - Nine Dragon - same as any Chinese food take-out
14th- Dinner - Boma - not bad, I just prefer Jiko
15th- Dinner - Goofy's Liberate your Appetite Buffet - never eaten here
16th- Breakfast - Supercalifragilistic Breakfast - cute characters but as said previously I also prefer Cape May. You aren't as rushed through breakfast
Dinner - Narcoossee's - delicious
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I hate the idea of planning your every meal so far in advance. My tastes change every day. I'd hate to schedule dinner for Italian one night and then not be in the mood for it when the time comes and want Japanese or a burger instead. Guess that's why I do the counter service restaurants 95% of the time.

That is why I despise the Disney Dining Plan.

How many people are eating sit down meals only because they are "free" - well pre-paid, you know what I mean.

Gone are the days of wandering around the WS and going "something smells good in there" and going in and eating.

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That is why I despise the Disney Dining Plan.

How many people are eating sit down meals only because they are "free" - well pre-paid, you know what I mean.

Gone are the days of wandering around the WS and going "something smells good in there" and going in and eating.

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Yeah, I agree. My previous trips (before the dining plan) I would either do as Dave did, just go to the WS and see what "smells good" or make reservations no more than two days out.

But since the dining plan, I have had to join the masses and make reservations 6 months out just to get a table. I feel it really cramps my vacation style

But it does save me about $200 on my food budget on the trips, but I still long for the way it was.

Oh well...

Just MHO, YMMV

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Re: WDW Dining

Boma was absolutely wonderful... Great choice.

My only quibble would be with the selections for Epcot. That location has some of the finest choices at the resort, but you have choose some of the weakest names.

The chinese restaurant is not so great. There are many better ones probably in your local city. I suggest the Moroccan restaurant. With the wonderful food, mostly around lamb and the belly dancer, it is a memorable experience.

The Rose and the Crown has mediocre food. I love the british, but they are not known for their food. It is a little bland. I suggest Canada. They have basically English food with a French twist. Their pavilion's food is fabulous. If you are going for the view, the Rose and Crown is a good choice. If you love great food, go to Canada.
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Re: WDW Dining

I absolutely love Boma's we have eaten both dinner and breakfast there. the dinner menu varies during the week while the breakfast menu stays fairly constant. I also enjoy eating at the prime time diner, the food is good and the atmosphere is alot of fun. just make sure you clean your plate.
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Re: WDW Dining

Just a few I have tried...

(September)

Dinner - Ohana's - My absolute favorite. Go early, leave full.
9th- Dinner - Teppanyaki - NA But I'll be there on Sept 3rd.
10th- Dinner - 50's Prime Time Cafe - Fun theme, ok food.
11th- Dinner -Planet Hollywood - Not a fan of Planet Hollywood.

Either way, have fun!
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I love Boma, San Angel Inn, House of Blues, 'ohana, and Flame Tree BBQ
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