Reservations

skwak · 07-03-2005

We are about to make our few PS or AR or whatever they are called now. We usually only make a few so that our schedule is more open. Here is the plan:

Breakfast at Chef Mickey's
Dinner at Le Cellier
Lunch at Whispering Canyons
And Maybe an adult only dinner at Artist Point

Any other great suggestions?

**Dana** · 07-03-2005

I really like O'hanna. You should try it out if you haven't already. What you have is perfect though.

Laneysdad · 07-03-2005

Can someone explain Ohana to me in a bit more detail. I get the grilled meats but is it buffet/family style/Sitdown menu stuff - I want to try it but I'm not a big buffet fan.

Love Buffett. CAn do without Buffet.

EmpressJenny · 07-03-2005

http://www.allearsnet.com/menu/menu_oh.htm

There you go, Laneysdad

Laneysdad · 07-03-2005

But is it all you can eat with variety. They make each skewer or only the skewers you request?

It sounds like a Benihana where they cook your food to order in front of you and tell cheesy jokes. Am I right!?

**ddoll** · 07-03-2005

I'll try to explain it better, as we've been several times.

They seat you and tell you you're all cousins and introduce you to your cousins the waitstaff. They start you off with a tropical bread. Then they bring out a lazy susan with all the side dishes: green beans, salad, honey bbq wings, fried wontons, etc. and some dipping sauces.

Then the waiters start delivering the skewers. Sometimes they come by with 2 or more kinds, sometimes with just one type. They go around the table and ask each person if they want that meat and how much. Then the next one comes by and they repeat. They also ask you if you want any refills on any of the sides.

Believe me..you get WAY more food than you could imagine!

Then for dessert, they bring out fresh pineapples cut into cubes on long wooden skewers with a hot caramel dip. Sounds weird, but it is SOOO delicious!

They finish you off by bringing you hot, wet, cloth napkins with fresh lemon slices to wash your hands and face with.

lovemysons · 07-03-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by ddoll

I'll try to explain it better, as we've been several times.

They seat you and tell you you're all cousins and introduce you to your cousins the waitstaff. They start you off with a tropical bread. Then they bring out a lazy susan with all the side dishes: green beans, salad, honey bbq wings, fried wontons, etc. and some dipping sauces.

Then the waiters start delivering the skewers. Sometimes they come by with 2 or more kinds, sometimes with just one type. They go around the table and ask each person if they want that meat and how much. Then the next one comes by and they repeat. They also ask you if you want any refills on any of the sides.

Believe me..you get WAY more food than you could imagine!

Then for dessert, they bring out fresh pineapples cut into cubes on long wooden skewers with a hot caramel dip. Sounds weird, but it is SOOO delicious!

They finish you off by bringing you hot, wet, cloth napkins with fresh lemon slices to wash your hands and face with.

We love the pineapple and caramel dip! YUMMY!!

The skewers are shrimp, pork, turkey and steak. And you definitely get more than you can eat!

Oh, and Dana, I saw in another thread you did not eat your greens. Shame on you! Those green beans are out of this world!

BuzzLightyear · 07-04-2005

I'd suggest Libert Tree Tavern for a good meal at the MK.

Goofy3230 · 07-04-2005

We love Ohana and booked it for our trip in Aug. We also love Donald's Breakfastasaurus (although it is a buffet).

Your plan sounds good to me.

How is La Celier? Never been there before.

**Dopey** · 07-04-2005

The Clam Bake at the Beach Club Resort.
It has been getting mixed reviews here on DC but the day we were there, it could not have been more perfect.
I am from an island and know what seafood is supposed to taste like and how it should be NOT OVERCOOKED. It was scrumptious....if you have not yet, do consider giving it a try.

tiggerfan74 · 07-04-2005

We really like San Angel Inn(Mexico) and Biergarten(Germany) in Epcot. I like your choices as well. Whispering Canyon is a lot of fun.

**Dana** · 07-04-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by lovemysons

Oh, and Dana, I saw in another thread you did not eat your greens. Shame on you! Those green beans are out of this world!

I'll do a "time out " later. I'd rather do the time than eat the greens

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skwak Pay me in Disney Dollars! Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: New Jersey Posts: 2,492	Reservations We are about to make our few PS or AR or whatever they are called now. We usually only make a few so that our schedule is more open. Here is the plan: Breakfast at Chef Mickey's Dinner at Le Cellier Lunch at Whispering Canyons And Maybe an adult only dinner at Artist Point Any other great suggestions? __________________ 2008 Oct. ~ SSR & 7 Days on the Disney Magic! 2008 Aug ~ Our New Vacation Home 2008 Apr. ~ Our New Vacation Home 2007 Dec. ~ Swan & VWL 2007 Aug. ~ POR & Contemporary 2006 Nov. ~ SSR, ASM and 7 Days on the Disney Magic! 2005 Oct. ~ VWL 2005 Apr. ~ BWV 2004 Oct. ~ OKW 2004 Sept. ~ SSR 2003 Oct. ~ POR & Caribbean Beach 2002 Sept. ~ POR & AKL 2001 March ~ ASSports 2000 Feb. ~ All Star Sports & Coronado Springs My Disney Countdown Counting down to: 8 Nights at Goofy's Grotto with the Entlers and Bussenos!! Gone to our Happy Place!

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Dana Super Mod/Packen' Kracken Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Joisey Posts: 23,782	Re: Reservations I really like O'hanna. You should try it out if you haven't already. What you have is perfect though. __________________ ~82 off-site~91 off-site~97 ASMusic~ ~00 ASMovies~02 Wilderness Lodge~04 Animal Kingdom Lodge~ ~05 Animal Kingdom Lodge & Polynesian~ ~05 Port Orleans French Quarter~06 Old Key West~ ~07 Port Orleans French Quarter~08 Old Key West~ ~09 Saratoga Springs~10 Port Orleans Fench Quarter~ My Disney Countdown Counting down to: 10 day do all or die trying trip. 272 days 13 hours 51 minutes

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Laneysdad Big Cheese Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: A Plain field in Illinois Posts: 778	Re: Reservations Can someone explain Ohana to me in a bit more detail. I get the grilled meats but is it buffet/family style/Sitdown menu stuff - I want to try it but I'm not a big buffet fan. Love Buffett. CAn do without Buffet. __________________

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EmpressJenny MB's Half-Yard President Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: St. Pete, FL Posts: 2,399	Re: Reservations http://www.allearsnet.com/menu/menu_oh.htm There you go, Laneysdad __________________ Grand Floridian: Honeymoon 2003 - Coronado Springs: Spring 2004 - Polynesian: Sept. 2004 - Animal Kingdom Lodge: Jan. 2005 - Grand Floridian: April 2005 - PORiverside: May 2005 - Beach Club Villas: May 2005 - Boardwalk Concierge: Sept. 2005 Rescuer of MK Froggies

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Laneysdad Big Cheese Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: A Plain field in Illinois Posts: 778	Re: Reservations But is it all you can eat with variety. They make each skewer or only the skewers you request? It sounds like a Benihana where they cook your food to order in front of you and tell cheesy jokes. Am I right!? __________________

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ddoll Singing In My Head Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: RI Posts: 5,257	Re: Reservations I'll try to explain it better, as we've been several times. They seat you and tell you you're all cousins and introduce you to your cousins the waitstaff. They start you off with a tropical bread. Then they bring out a lazy susan with all the side dishes: green beans, salad, honey bbq wings, fried wontons, etc. and some dipping sauces. Then the waiters start delivering the skewers. Sometimes they come by with 2 or more kinds, sometimes with just one type. They go around the table and ask each person if they want that meat and how much. Then the next one comes by and they repeat. They also ask you if you want any refills on any of the sides. Believe me..you get WAY more food than you could imagine! Then for dessert, they bring out fresh pineapples cut into cubes on long wooden skewers with a hot caramel dip. Sounds weird, but it is SOOO delicious! They finish you off by bringing you hot, wet, cloth napkins with fresh lemon slices to wash your hands and face with. __________________ Moderator of DVC, Disney Company • 3/96 Offsite • 9/98 Villa • 10/98 Dixie Landings • 8/00 Villa • 6/01 Disneyland, CA • 5/02 Villa • 6/03 Villa • 11/03 Wilderness Lodge • 8/04 PopCentury, Swan & Royal Pacific • 12/04 Swan • 8/05 Swan & Hard Rock Hotel • 11/05 Swan • 1/06 Swan • 9/06 Disneyland, CA• 12/06 Swan & HRH • 1/07 Swan • 10/07 Hard Rock Hotel • 12/07 Hard Rock & Swan • 1/08 Boardwalk• 10/08 Villa• 1/09 Swan • 8/09 Condo • 1/10 Swan & PBR My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Viva Las Vegas! 17 days 20 hours 51 minutes

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BuzzLightyear MB Cast Member ® Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Space Mountain Posts: 3,917	Re: Reservations I'd suggest Libert Tree Tavern for a good meal at the MK. __________________ 86,92,96 Offsite * 2002 AKL * 2003 BCV * 2004 Contemporary * 2005 WL * 2006 BWV* 2008 CSR * My Disney Countdown Counting down to: 109 days 23 hours 51 minutes

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Goofy3230 Big Cheese Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: NY Posts: 919	Re: Reservations We love Ohana and booked it for our trip in Aug. We also love Donald's Breakfastasaurus (although it is a buffet). Your plan sounds good to me. How is La Celier? Never been there before. __________________ Goofy3230 '77 Off site, '90 Off site, '91 Off site, '92 Disneyland, '94 Contemporary, '98 CBR, '99 ASM, Feb. 2000 CBR, Nov. 2000 POF & Dolphin, '02 AKL & WL, '03 ASMo and Contemporary, 'O4 POR, WL '05, POP and Poly Concierge '06, Poly '07, POP Aug. '08, SSR Dec. '08, POP March '09, POP July '09 Finally took "the plunge" and are proud DVC members at AKV and we just added BLT, TOO!!! WOO HOO!! POP 2/13 - 2/20/2010 My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Presidents Week with Mickey 83 days 5 hours 51 minutes

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Dopey eleventwentyten Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: In the middle of the madness Posts: 11,468	Re: Reservations The Clam Bake at the Beach Club Resort. It has been getting mixed reviews here on DC but the day we were there, it could not have been more perfect. I am from an island and know what seafood is supposed to taste like and how it should be NOT OVERCOOKED. It was scrumptious....if you have not yet, do consider giving it a try. __________________ WDW Theme Parks Moderator - moderating with a twist x´¨) x¸.•´ ¸.•´¨)xxxx¸.•¨) (¸.•´ Adventures of an Innkeeper ´¨) Limser was my first MB friend ~ Pepperstink is my cheesy friend Doughnut, HB and Limser are my Michigan Martini Madness cohorts MissDisney is the better cookie baker Pu is back eleventwentyten Every morning is the dawn of a new error My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Going to meet Mickey and Friends

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tiggerfan74 bouncin' in now and then Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Jupiter Florida, 2 hours south of the magic Posts: 1,803	Re: Reservations We really like San Angel Inn(Mexico) and Biergarten(Germany) in Epcot. I like your choices as well. Whispering Canyon is a lot of fun. __________________ I love Walt Disney World!! My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Our first ever Disney Cruise!! Living the suite life on the Disney Magic!!!!

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