[emmaleigh47]

Hello! I have never posted to this forum and I have been reading around alot and appreciate the help. I am going to Orlando in May of this year with my best friend and I am planning the whole trip (never planned one before) so I am trying to plan food choices. Here is what I have so far ..

Monday: Arrive late afternoon
1. Dinner: Planet Hollywood

Tuesday: MGM
1. Breakfast Chef Mickey
2. Dinner ?Hollywood and Vine (somewhere with Fantasmic seating maybe?)

Wednesday: Off Disney property for the day

Thursday: AK
1. Donald Duckasaurus breakfast
2. NO IDEA for dinner? HELP! Boma doesnt sound that good to me

Friday: MK
1. Breakfast ?1900 Park Fare
2. Dinner: Crystal Palace

Saturday: Off Disney property

Sunday: Epcot
1. Breakfast at Norway (forgot what it is called)?
2. Dinner: somewhere at Epcot -- your suggestions are appreciated

Your suggestions are appreciated!

[Voldemort]

For Thursday night, since Boma doesn't appeal to you, how about somewhere in DTD? That opens up a whole bunch of options...

For Sunday night in Epcot, you can never go wrong with Le Cellier. Excellent food. Marrakesh is also excellent, if you have a taste for something more exotic.

(BTW, welcome to MouseBuzz!)

[cinderbella]

Hmm..well..I have to be honest..you're plans look great and you have picked some really great places to eat...BUT..I noticed two things...you have picked almost all buffets and you have two ADR seating everyday...and that is A LOT of food. I highly reccommend trying a few character buffets and a few sit down restaurants (Like Voldey said..Le Cellier is somewhere you can never go wrong). I just think with two table services a day you may feel like you are always eating..even if one is breakfast and one is dinner...We have done a breakfast and then a late TS seating somewhere else before but it's usually only once a trip..and we eat SO much at breakfast that we don't get hungry for lunch until like 4 (You work up an appetite running around the parks all day.) and then by the time we get to our dinner we aren't hungry at all..

I defineatly don't want to deter you from eating at the places you've picked though! They are all great places..are you on the dining plan by chance? If you are then and you are trying to use your credits maybe you could go to some 2 table service credit restaurants like Narcosses, California Grill, or Hoop Dee Doo...if you have no idea what I am talking about just ignore me!

As far as somewhere to eat instead of Boma maybe try one of the resort hotels. Ohana's, Spoodles, Yachtsman Steakhouse, Grand Floridian Cafe, Kona Cafe are all great places too.

[bribren]

Noticed the buffets as well. Id ax the breakfasts in its a choice between them and dinner, and maybe add a nice laid back resort restaurant, Like Kona Cafe or Concourse Steakhouse.

[Willbegone]

Looks yummy but you better call ASAP for ADRs!! Le Cellier for dinner at Epcot is awesome. And why not try O'hana the night you have in question. It is really good too.

[Princessbaby]

I would suggest LeCellier or Rose and Crown for Epcot. All your choices sound wonderful!

[zefyr]

Add another vote for Le cellier....if you can't get dinner try lunch! Rose and Crown is another good choice. I also like Liberty Tree for dinner at MK...I love the character's costumes!

I also second the possibility of you feeling stuffed with 2 ADR per day. I made the mistake of scheduling something like that for a few days on one trip. After the first day when we felt stuffed we actually canceled the double ones on the other days, unless the dinner seating was really later.

[emamasa]

you have some wonderful restaurants chosen! I would just 2nd what others said - 2 TS may be alot. and, Go for LeCEllier!!

[millermouse]

Sounds good, but consider Ohana's for Thursday in question....LOVE Ohana's