Disney Springs and Hotel Dining

scottsman · 21 Mar 19, 02:42 PM

So I'm about to hit my 180 days point and planning where I want to eat, I'm largely sorted for the parks but I'm getting kind of lost beyond that and I was wondering what do people reccomened for Disney springs and round the various resorts?

Ideally I'm looking for single TS credit restaurants

Edit; sorry would help 2 adults no kids reasonably adventurous on food and we are in the ddp

BigPetesWife · 21 Mar 19, 02:45 PM

Who is in your party and what sort of food do you enjoy (are you adventurous or do you like more plain food)?

Although it's not a TS, we enjoyed Wolfgang Pucks QS at Disney Springs

PumpkinCupcake · 21 Mar 19, 03:57 PM

I'm going to be looking at this shortly, but we paid out of pocket last year for Blaze Pizza and it was delicious, so will 100% be going back this year. I think it's quick serve too

As above, I also went to Wolfgang pucks for breakfast. I had the cornflake french toast, which I enjoyed, but my boyfriend didn't like his (I think he got some sort of normal looking breakfast platter, nothing too fancy!).

In my list to try I have house of blues, D-Luxe burger, and Earl of sandwich

Shooby doo · 21 Mar 19, 04:38 PM

Chef Art's Homecoming is good & you will definitely need an ADr as it's popular. Have eaten at both Frontera Cucina & Bongos, of the 2 Bongos was better but Frontera was ok. If you fancy Rainforest or T-rex then I highly recommend investing in the Landry VIP card no need for ADr as it's priority seating
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jdouds · 21 Mar 19, 07:03 PM

For reasonable food and good fun , raglin rd. House of blues we have enjoyed along with boathouse for casual dinning.

Merryweather · 22 Mar 19, 01:54 AM

Some of the Resort restaurants I�ve tried are, 1900 Park Fayre at Grand Floridian Character dinner with Cinderella and ugly sisters, Boma at AKL, Wilderness Lodge, Olivia�s Cafe at OKW (Name escapes me at the moment but not Artists Point), Jiko at AKL, the others were two credits (Yachtsman, California Grill).

Guest · 23 Mar 19, 07:24 AM

As we don't drive , I don't tend to go massively out of my way for resort dining, e.g. if I am in a MK hotel I would probably only eat in those hotels, the theme parks or Disney Springs. So for me, I would start by looking what the options are in my own resort and those closest to it. At Disney Springs we had a lovely meal at Homecoming in February and I would recommend that.

Stepaway · 24 Mar 19, 10:16 AM

I�m looking at Sanaa, GF Cafe, Cape May Cafe

23 Mar 19, 07:24 AM	#7
	23 Mar 19, 07:24 AM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	As we don't drive , I don't tend to go massively out of my way for resort dining, e.g. if I am in a MK hotel I would probably only eat in those hotels, the theme parks or Disney Springs. So for me, I would start by looking what the options are in my own resort and those closest to it. At Disney Springs we had a lovely meal at Homecoming in February and I would recommend that.