Which Disney restaurants are you booking ?

[LOU LOU DISNEY]

Can I just ask where does the bread pudding? We’ve never had it & I used to read about it all the time on here & I sounded delicious!

[Harry]

Have done over the years a lot of the WDW eateries that we wanted to eat at ... plenty of character meals when our girl was younger... and too be honest don't really have any urge to splash out 2 to 3 times amount of Dollars on a meal that we would normally pay over there... however every WDW visit we always finish one of our Epcot visits with an outside table at the Rose & Crown... imagine it will be same old same old come our visit in May.

[Floridatilly]

Originally Posted by LOU LOU DISNEY

Can I just ask where does the bread pudding? We’ve never had it & I used to read about it all the time on here & I sounded delicious!

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Ohana’s bread pudding is amazing! I think there is another restaurant or QS that offers it too at the Poly but I am not sure.
Sebastians at CBR also do a bread pudding which is slightly different but still amazing 🤩

[LOU LOU DISNEY]

Originally Posted by Floridatilly

Ohana’s bread pudding is amazing! I think there is another restaurant or QS that offers it too at the Poly but I am not sure.
Sebastians at CBR also do a bread pudding which is slightly different but still amazing 🤩

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Thank you! Might have to book our first Ohanas then!

[Floridatilly]

Originally Posted by LOU LOU DISNEY

Thank you! Might have to book our first Ohanas then!

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I absolutely love O’hanas, I love the restaurants theme and everything. I didn’t particularly like the meat but I am not a fan of any meat anyway but the noodles were delicious and the bread pudding is out of this world 🤩

[TigerLily8]

We have got booked for our upcoming trip:

Sanaa (Dinner)
Chef Art Smith's Homecomin' (Lunch)
Topolino's (Breakfast)
Ohana (Breakfast)

The only one we have previously been to is Sanaa. I'm really looking forward to Topolino's. I booked Chef Art Smith's on a whim yesterday after seeing a video of the thigh high chicken biscuits! I'm not sure if we will keep Ohana. I think I have only booked it because we are staying at the Poly so it feels like we should, but may cancel closer to the time if we don't fancy it.

I also really want to try the new Wailulu grill at the Poly tower, and Geyser point. We are doing a resort-only stay this time so I'm excited to try out some resort dining as we don't always get a chance to experience them when we're focussed on the parks.

[abiknox]

We are doing a no Disney trip but have booked Ohana breakfast as we have a Stitch obsessed 7 year old. It's going to kill me paying $200 for breakfast!

[TigerLily8]

Originally Posted by abiknox

We are doing a no Disney trip but have booked Ohana breakfast as we have a Stitch obsessed 7 year old. It's going to kill me paying $200 for breakfast!

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That's part of the reason I have booked Ohana and Topolino's for breakfast this trip. She is still 2 so we don't have to pay for her

[r.mac]

The biggest problem I have is that everytime I watch a video or read a thread, I discover another couple of places I want to try and keep adding to my list :p

What's everyone's experience been of eating or drinking without reservations outside of quick service? DH isn't keen on being overly planned, but I'm wondering how limiting the alternative of not being able to get in anywhere might be? We ate offsite a lot during our last visit as we stayed offsite and this time I plan to do a lot more resort exploring...

[Mr Tom Morrow]

We are having an extra stay this year so 11 days in March Only 1 place will be booked and that's City Works.