What are your “must do” TS restaurants for lunch/dinner?

[Rory607]

We have eaten at a variety of Disney restaurants over the last decade. Oftentimes, it’s dependent on where we are staying and what reservations work with our park days. While we have enjoyed many restaurants, we haven’t found one that we absolutely feel the need to eat at every trip. We typically travel with grandparents and I’ve found they do best with a dinner reservation each night. Quick service is fine for lunch, but by dinner they’re not in the mood

We also have two kids who qualify as Disney “adults”, but are a tween and a teenager. Teen will eat most things and tween is picky and prefers the kids menu. So what are your favorites in the parks?

 

[Paulaparm]

Liberty Tree Tavern
Via Napoli

 

[OKW Lover]

In the parks. Very few. I'd suggest a different approach. Leave the park for some really good restaurants at a nearby resort. If you are at the MK there are really good choices at the GF (Citrico and Narcoossee) and Contemporary (Steakhouse 71 and California Grill). At Epcot/Hollywood Studios head for Flying Fish at BW or Yachtsman Steakhouse at the Yacht club.

Animal Kingdom has a good choice at Tiffins. Or head over to AKL for Jiko.

 

[ktink]

The best meal we ever had on property was at Jiko! We usually hit Tiffins, Nomad Lounge, Le Cellier, San Angel Inn, Toledo & Kona Cafe. DH always votes for Trattoria al Forno. My go to doesn't get alot of love but I love me some BOG.

 

[CynBeth]

MK - Liberty Tree Tavern, Tony’s, and Be Our Guest.
Epcot - Chefs de France, Le Cellier, Tutto Italia, Coral Reef, and Space 220.
HS - 50’s PTC and Hollywood Brown Derby.
Animal Kingdom - Rainforest Cafe.
AKL - Boma.

 

[Simba's Mom]

My only "must-do" is Beaches and Cream, because I've gotta have a "No Way Jose" sundae on vacation. Otherwise, there are so many good restaurants.

 

[Jeffrey&Esther]

We have eaten at a variety of Disney restaurants over the last decade. Oftentimes, it’s dependent on where we are staying and what reservations work with our park days. While we have enjoyed many restaurants, we haven’t found one that we absolutely feel the need to eat at every trip. We typically travel with grandparents and I’ve found they do best with a dinner reservation each night. Quick service is fine for lunch, but by dinner they’re not in the mood

We also have two kids who qualify as Disney “adults”, but are a tween and a teenager. Teen will eat most things and tween is picky and prefers the kids menu. So what are your favorites in the parks?

We loved the Canadian at Epcot, and really loved the Japanese at Epcot. We went to both 2 times last April. Was the best sushi ever.