Last Night in WDW Dinner

BuzzLightyear · 03-03-2004

Hi

I would love some opinions on where to eat our last night in Disney.
We are already planning on eating at the following:
Sci-Fi
50's PT
H & V
ESPN
Epcot - Italy (forgot the name of the place)
Wispering Canyon
Chef Mickeys

We'll be staying at the Contemporary so I was thinking maybe another place at Epcot ....maybe Ohanas.......

Would love to hear all your opinions.
Thanks!!!

Paul S · 03-03-2004

If you have kids, I'd definitely do Whispering Canyon, or Chef Mickey's (in that order of preference). Will you consider no other options? One suggestion would be dinner & a show if you haven't done Hoopdeedoo Review yet. I didn't think I'd like it- we did it without kids. By the end of the night, I was playing a pretty mean washboard and having a really good time. I will really enjoy taking the boy when he's old enough (oh, and his little sister or brother of course when they arrive).

Paul

tiggerlover1971 · 03-03-2004

Definately ohanas thats my favorite place to eat in the world

iluvwdw · 03-03-2004

I think Ohana's is a great finale to any trip. I just went there for the first time in February and I really enjoyed it!

However, I honestly think ANY nice restaurant would be perfect for me. I never plan my last night, I usually play it by ear while I am there...;)

mickaholic4077 · 03-03-2004

How about Boma in Animal Kingdom Lodge? I absolutely love the food there,and the desserts are to die for!!!!

DougiesMommy · 03-03-2004

Tony's at MK
or
California Grill

Maybe
1900 Park Fare
or
Ohana's

Just naming some that are close to the resort. I agree that as long as you go Disney style then you can't go wrong.

Paul S · 03-03-2004

OK, I'm a spaz. I thought I had to run down your list and "pick one". Gotta read these posts better!

Ohana is a GREAT pick.

As long as the field is wide open, I would definitely not miss the California Grill atop your resort. Not the best pick for the whole family, though (pricey). The Brown Derby was kind of fun for us; I think the Epcot Italian is overrated. Good, but not great. Have you thought about the Teppanaki Grill at EPCOT? Very good, and fun. You need to make reservations ASAP as it fills up. You will also be sitting with other people- that's the way it works- like Benihana. Finally, and this is sort of dull normal- but you could do fish & chips at the Rose & Crown; or grab a steak at Le Cellier (Canada at EPCOT)- also a bit pricey.

Paul

MickeyMamma · 03-03-2004

O'Hana's would be my first choice. You have a great dinner and you can see the fireworks from the window.

If you want an EPCOT restaurant, I like France and Canada. They are both great. Then again I also like Morocco - you get a show with that too. And I heard that Mexico was supposed to be great too.

I am not helping you much am I? :dazed

ajbdk5 · 03-03-2004

Hi Buzz! I like your choices so far. How many adults and kids in your party? I remember you're going with a big group, right?

Do you have a "magical gatherings number"?

We learned at the M&G which places could seat large groups well and others that could not accomodate us very well.

I like DougiesMommys suggestion of Tony's (we loved it) or one of the othe MK eateries like the Crysatl Placae or the Liberty Tree character meals. If the park closes at 7, you can usually get a reservation for that time...we found it was very relaxed and service was great, since most people wouldn't think to eat in the MK at closing time.;) :)

BuzzLightyear · 03-03-2004

Quote:

Originally posted by ajbdk5
Hi Buzz! I like your choices so far. How many adults and kids in your party? I remember you're going with a big group, right?

Do you have a "magical gatherings number"?

Yes we are a group of 8 with no magical gatherings number.

Any help would be great. Love reading evryones input so far !!
Thanks!!

ajbdk5 · 03-03-2004

A group of 8 should have no problem at anyplace then...you'll have a great time!
Our group was always larger than 15, and we were split up alot.

ilvminnie · 03-03-2004

California Grill at the top of the Contemporary has now become our favorite, but Ohana's is a great choice, too, especially if there are kids involved. If you pick CG, try to time it so you're there when the fireworks are going. It's a beautiful time.

qltingrl · 03-03-2004

We really liked Whispering Canyon at WL and if you have kids they will like it too (Make sure they request ketchup!) O'Hana's is nice, the food is great and plentiful. Boma is also delicious but the food is more adventerous so if you have picky eaters, not the place to go. My husband likes Boma for breakfast better than dinner but he is a morning eater. I also recommend Hoop de doo if you can get in. The food is not real terrific but the show is so much fun and everyone has a good time.

At Epcot: Japan or Germany

Have a great time!

disneyguy · 03-03-2004

I would also agree that Ohanas would be an excelent choice since it would be very easy for you to get to and is a wonderful restraunt. Another choice of mine would be the Dining Room in England at Epcot for 7:30. Dinner and Illuminations would make a wonderful way to end your trip.

wdwbound · 03-08-2004

Ohanas is a must we ate there about a couple of weeks ago, for Starters Wings,fried wonton,string beans,rice and a salad plus bannana bread put in the middle of the table with three sauces to dip your meat in.Shrimp,Trukey,Pork and Steak all grilled on a skrewer. At the End of your meal pineapple chunks and Carmel sauce.
Even better this all you can eat.Its family style so you don't have to wait in a food line.

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BuzzLightyear MB Cast Member ® Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Space Mountain Posts: 3,908	Last Night in WDW Dinner Hi I would love some opinions on where to eat our last night in Disney. We are already planning on eating at the following: Sci-Fi 50's PT H & V ESPN Epcot - Italy (forgot the name of the place) Wispering Canyon Chef Mickeys We'll be staying at the Contemporary so I was thinking maybe another place at Epcot ....maybe Ohanas....... Would love to hear all your opinions. Thanks!!! __________________ 86,92,96 Offsite * 2002 AKL * 2003 BCV * 2004 Contemporary * 2005 WL * 2006 BWV* 2008 CSR * My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Next trip to Disney World!! Just back 8/30. Next trip unsure...........

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Paul S Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Naperville, IL Posts: 239	If you have kids, I'd definitely do Whispering Canyon, or Chef Mickey's (in that order of preference). Will you consider no other options? One suggestion would be dinner & a show if you haven't done Hoopdeedoo Review yet. I didn't think I'd like it- we did it without kids. By the end of the night, I was playing a pretty mean washboard and having a really good time. I will really enjoy taking the boy when he's old enough (oh, and his little sister or brother of course when they arrive). Paul __________________ Paul S www.wcrt.org

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tiggerlover1971 Official bouncer of DC Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: 100 acre woods Posts: 4,079	Definately ohanas thats my favorite place to eat in the world __________________ Cheryl ^i^ * Postcard Pixie * ^i^ ~ Sharing the Disney magic ~ woohoo only 20 more pounds to go to goal weight

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iluvwdw Disney Dreaming Daily Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Floral Park Village (Long Island), NY Posts: 6,770	I think Ohana's is a great finale to any trip. I just went there for the first time in February and I really enjoyed it! However, I honestly think ANY nice restaurant would be perfect for me. I never plan my last night, I usually play it by ear while I am there...;) __________________ Kim :) LIFE IS JUST BETTER WHEN YOU HAVE A DISNEY TRIP PLANNED! 1997 Double Tree ~ 1998 Vistana ~ 1999 April Vistana ~ 1999 July Vistana ~ 1999 Sept All Star Movies ~ 2000 Vistana ~ 2001 Vistana ~ 2002 Vistana ~ 2003 Aug Vistana ~ 2003 Dec All Star Sports, Polynesian & OKW ~ 2004 Feb Vistana ~ 2004 Dec Vistana ~ 2005 Vistana/All Star Music 2006 SSR and Vistana Villages ~ 2007 Sheraton Safari, Vistana, POP Century ~ 2008 Vistana Villages, Animal Kingdom Villas My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Thanksgiving at Animal Kingdom Villas! It's a surprise for the kids! 37 days 15 hours 3 minutes

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DougiesMommy Big Cheese Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 567	Tony's at MK or California Grill Maybe 1900 Park Fare or Ohana's Just naming some that are close to the resort. I agree that as long as you go Disney style then you can't go wrong. __________________ Cher

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mickaholic4077 Currently in Timeout! Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: 90 miles from The Mick!!!!! Posts: 6,193	How about Boma in Animal Kingdom Lodge? I absolutely love the food there,and the desserts are to die for!!!!

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Paul S Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Naperville, IL Posts: 239	OK, I'm a spaz. I thought I had to run down your list and "pick one". Gotta read these posts better! Ohana is a GREAT pick. As long as the field is wide open, I would definitely not miss the California Grill atop your resort. Not the best pick for the whole family, though (pricey). The Brown Derby was kind of fun for us; I think the Epcot Italian is overrated. Good, but not great. Have you thought about the Teppanaki Grill at EPCOT? Very good, and fun. You need to make reservations ASAP as it fills up. You will also be sitting with other people- that's the way it works- like Benihana. Finally, and this is sort of dull normal- but you could do fish & chips at the Rose & Crown; or grab a steak at Le Cellier (Canada at EPCOT)- also a bit pricey. Paul __________________ Paul S www.wcrt.org

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MickeyMamma Big Cheese Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 599	O'Hana's would be my first choice. You have a great dinner and you can see the fireworks from the window. If you want an EPCOT restaurant, I like France and Canada. They are both great. Then again I also like Morocco - you get a show with that too. And I heard that Mexico was supposed to be great too. I am not helping you much am I? :dazed __________________ Back from Disney, hoping to return again soon.

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ajbdk5 Mouse Meister Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Chicago Posts: 1,326	Hi Buzz! I like your choices so far. How many adults and kids in your party? I remember you're going with a big group, right? Do you have a "magical gatherings number"? We learned at the M&G which places could seat large groups well and others that could not accomodate us very well. I like DougiesMommys suggestion of Tony's (we loved it) or one of the othe MK eateries like the Crysatl Placae or the Liberty Tree character meals. If the park closes at 7, you can usually get a reservation for that time...we found it was very relaxed and service was great, since most people wouldn't think to eat in the MK at closing time.;) :) __________________ ~Amy~ It's about quality, not quantity. It's about info, not popularity. POLY 1979, POLY 1983, CBR 1992, CBR 1993, CBR 1995, Grosvenor 1999, Dixie Landings 2001 Pop Century 2004, ~CBR and MVMCP Dec. 2004!~

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ajbdk5 Mouse Meister Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Chicago Posts: 1,326	A group of 8 should have no problem at anyplace then...you'll have a great time! Our group was always larger than 15, and we were split up alot. __________________ ~Amy~ It's about quality, not quantity. It's about info, not popularity. POLY 1979, POLY 1983, CBR 1992, CBR 1993, CBR 1995, Grosvenor 1999, Dixie Landings 2001 Pop Century 2004, ~CBR and MVMCP Dec. 2004!~

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ilvminnie House of Mouse Hostess Join Date: May 2002 Location: Denver, Colorado Posts: 2,445	California Grill at the top of the Contemporary has now become our favorite, but Ohana's is a great choice, too, especially if there are kids involved. If you pick CG, try to time it so you're there when the fireworks are going. It's a beautiful time. __________________ I WISH I WAS IN DISNEYWORLD NOW!!!

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qltingrl Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: MD Posts: 221	We really liked Whispering Canyon at WL and if you have kids they will like it too (Make sure they request ketchup!) O'Hana's is nice, the food is great and plentiful. Boma is also delicious but the food is more adventerous so if you have picky eaters, not the place to go. My husband likes Boma for breakfast better than dinner but he is a morning eater. I also recommend Hoop de doo if you can get in. The food is not real terrific but the show is so much fun and everyone has a good time. At Epcot: Japan or Germany Have a great time! __________________ 16 trips in 12 years!

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disneyguy Moderator/DC's Airmouse Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Maryland Posts: 3,195	I would also agree that Ohanas would be an excelent choice since it would be very easy for you to get to and is a wonderful restraunt. Another choice of mine would be the Dining Room in England at Epcot for 7:30. Dinner and Illuminations would make a wonderful way to end your trip. __________________ New to DC? Looking for An Abreviations List? Click Here. *Just keep swimming, swimming, swimming...* --------------- Its been far too long.... Most recent: POFQ Feb 2005

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wdwbound Junior Mouseketeer Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: South Carolina Posts: 22	Ohanas is a must we ate there about a couple of weeks ago, for Starters Wings,fried wonton,string beans,rice and a salad plus bannana bread put in the middle of the table with three sauces to dip your meat in.Shrimp,Trukey,Pork and Steak all grilled on a skrewer. At the End of your meal pineapple chunks and Carmel sauce. Even better this all you can eat.Its family style so you don't have to wait in a food line.

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