What are some must go to restaurants to go to in Disney World??

Question

Question basically says it all..what are some restaurants for breakfast, lunch, and dinner that you would definatly suggest go to eat at while in disney world??

Answer 1

"The Earl of Sanwhich"

It's in downtown disney.

So yummy!

Answer 2

We got back from a Disney vacation with my boyfriend on May 13th 2008, we were there for 8 days. We were on the basic Disney dining plan so we got to eat at alot of great restaurants. A few of our favorites were:

-Ohana's at the Polynesian resort

-Coral Reef in Epcot

-Jiko at the Animal Kingdom Lodge

We went to 7 different table services but those were our top 3 choices. Ohana's was definitely the best! You can find restaurant reviews & menus at www.allearsnet.com. We didn't use any of our table service's for breakfast because we usually ate breakfast at our resort, but i heard great reviews on Chef Mickeys, and Cape May for breakfast. You can definitely check those out!

Answer 3

Hey, see this page.

It includes both dining I personally recommend--optimized for a first family trip to Walt Disney World--and also a synthesis of guest reviews of WDW restaurants from a number of websites and books: http://yourfirstvisit.net/planning-your-...

Hope this helps, and have a great trip!! Dave

Answer 4

Places NOT TO MISS include

Prime Time Cafe (Studios), Earl of Sandwich (Downtown Disney), Japan (Epcot), and Coral Reef (Epcot).

Places TO SKIP include

Sci-fi Dinner (Studios) and chains (Rainforest Cafe, Planet Hollywood, etc).

Answer 5

i know a lot about disney and can give you great retaurants to go to but i would need to know if there are any young children and if so girls or boys

p.s some restaurants are meant for little girls and some for little boys and then there are some just for adults

Answer 6

i really enjoy the mexican restaurant in epcot, and the turkey legs are a must in disney.  i assume you are staying at a hotel if you are asking about breakfast and stuff?  the hotels all have amazing food.

Answer 7

If you want to have some of the best steak ever and don't mind splurging the expense, try the Yachtsman at the Yacht Club deluxe resort.  This resort is right next to the Beach Club which is right by Epcot.  It is one of the most memorable meals I've ever had.

Answer 8

If you can, definitely try to make reservations at Cinderella's Royal Table at the castle. This might require calling before as soon as you can before you go (its booked pretty heavily!). It's well worth it..the ultimate Disney experience.  I live in Florida and I go to Disney at least once a year, but it never gets old!  Its not super expensive, but the interior is gorgeous, and the staff literally treat you like royalty (they actually call you Your Majesty!). But you have to reserve it way in advance.

For more casual, walk in type, I like eating at Pecos Bills near Adventureland, and we always frequent the turkey leg stand there too.