Restaurant suggestions

[Stepaway]

For our next trip we are planning on trying some places outside WDW. Although we are staying on property we are not getting the dining plan (it might not be back anyway) and we have a car so want to try some places. Most likely this will be evening meals as we will do QS and snacks when in the parks.

2a2c (11 and 8. One adventurous eater and one fairly fussy). Would love some suggestions to go and research

[FloridaNuts93]

Kobe
Bahama Breeze
Panda Express
Culvers
Arbys
Denny’s
Bob Evans
Panera Bread
Fazolis
Teak Neighbourhood Grill
Olive Garden.

[greekgranny]

First Watch
Pei Wei's Diner
Little Greek
Bubbalous BBQ
Flippers Pizza

[Dr.JumbaJookiba]

Check out my food report, full of suggestions, pictures, prices and reviews.

https://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/sho... php?t=1208090

[YorkshireT]

Originally Posted by Stepaway

For our next trip we are planning on trying some places outside WDW. Although we are staying on property we are not getting the dining plan (it might not be back anyway) and we have a car so want to try some places. Most likely this will be evening meals as we will do QS and snacks when in the parks.

2a2c (11 and 8. One adventurous eater and one fairly fussy). Would love some suggestions to go and research

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Dr JJ has tried a few places we have never been that look good.

We like:

Bahama Breeze
Macaroni Grill
Longhorn
Bonefish
Yard House
Carrabbas
Outback
PF Chang
Chik Fil- A
Applebees isn’t bad.
Millers I didn’t like but changed my mind when I went in a new one at Seminole which looked much smarter and I had a cracking salad, so maybe good on location (once went in Orlando one many years ago, and been in Naples one, wasn’t keen on those).
We used to like Chili’s years ago, it was great, but went downhill when they introduced an infra red conveyor belt cooking system.
Hard Rocks anywhere.
Olive Garden can be decent.
Cheesecake is a no for us, the massive menu means for us too little focus on consistency and quality, we had two awful meals there, final straw was my daughter being served raw chicken. We had some great meals years ago, but no more for us now.

All of the above would be nigh on at least a third less than the Disney equivalent.

[coinneach]

Denny's and Perkins for basic meals like burgers and eggs benedict and Logans Roadhouse and Longhorn for steaks and ribs.
All very good value.

[EatandPlay]

Lots of good suggestions here. Also, kids LOVE Miller's Ale House. Everyone loves Millers! Senor Frogs on I-Drive and Margaritaville also do a great job accommodating kids along with adult fun at the same time.