Tutto Italia in Epcot definitely. Our past two trips we have booked this place and both times its the same great service and food. Food is hot and fresh, service was fantastic both times, managers coming around checking to make sure everything is up to par, A/C running perfect temp. Last one is a joke but true in a sense. Was kind of agitated my brother picked this place on a whim for our first trip but it has become a solid staple now and will get picked next trip also.
I would love to eat here but I'm so afraid to pull the trigger. It is very beautiful inside.I was pleasantly surprised by Tony’s in May when we took a day trip, it had been “meh” for me at its best in the past, and we only ended up there because it was a little last minute and it was the only TS that worked with our fireworks plan.
I was blown away by it! I had the ravioli with chicken, so good! I was so impressed I booked it for our sept trip and it was great again, I split a pizza with my nephew, it was light years better than it had been.
Via Napoli! I'm a pizza snob (grew up in New Haven, live in NYC), and we went here during Food and Wine, mostly because we had a full Epcot day and wanted a chance to sit and rest. I wasn't expecting much but I thought the pizza was delicious! I had the smoked salmon and my friend had the canteloupe and prosciutto and I would totally go back to have her pizza again (mine was good too, but hers!).
Last trip, I was surprised how much I enjoyed The Plaza Restaurant. I booked it because I wanted to avoid the hectic quick service locations for lunch. The food is basic, but good. The view of the castle and service...outstanding! The white sangria with peaches and raspberries was so delicious. And it's so quaint and relaxing. I will definitely go back there next trip!
I got the fried green tomato sandwich, which was good, but the sangria and the view of the castle have me hooked. It was such an enjoyable experience.This reminds me of how every restaurant can show up in both the pleasant surprise and disappointing side for different people. The Plaza is one I'd been waiting for for years, but when I went there, I was so disappointed. The chicken in the salad was dry, and I really don't think there was any salad dressing. But in all honesty, the chef may have deliberately left the dressing off. I'd asked for low salt, but when the chef came out to discuss it, he had such a heavy accent, and no doubt I did to him, that he may have said that I would't have dressing.
We tried it within the first month it opened, and loved it! At the time, our server was in character too (a la Jungle Cruise).As for restaurants that are currently there, as a few others have said, it would be Jungle Navigation Co. Skipper Canteen. I'd read early menus and thought the food looked too weird and not in a good way, but gave it a chance anyway. It instantly became my favorite in the Magic Kingdom and one of my top favorites overall.
We tried the Plaza for the first time on our recent trip, and it was truly relaxing and the view of the castle! Wow! We finished all of our meatloaf and pulled pork mac and cheese, too...Last trip, I was surprised how much I enjoyed The Plaza Restaurant. I booked it because I wanted to avoid the hectic quick service locations for lunch. The food is basic, but good. The view of the castle and service...outstanding! The white sangria with peaches and raspberries was so delicious. And it's so quaint and relaxing. I will definitely go back there next trip!
We are itching to go back to Tiffins - couldn't fit it in this trip, but can't wait for next trip. It is so underrated and so good. One of our top 5 resort-wide.Lastly was my absolute favorite this trip, and I really didn't want to eat there for lunch (I thought it would be too heavy) was Tiffins! Food was super good, service was amazing and the wine was stellar. Loved the space and actually enjoyed some drinks and more food in the lounge later in our trip. The lounge is a great place to get away and forget you are at an amusement park.