Recommendations for teenage girls eating onsite with Dining plan

[returnplanning]

Hi all

We have 3 teenage girls on our trip for October -12, 14 and 18.
the youngest is slightly fussy - not very keen on lamb/beef/pork (although will eat Sunday roasts and shepherd's pie/bolognaise).

2 of them (youngest and oldest)haven't been to Disney for 10 years, middle one was last at Disney 6 years ago.

We are on the DDP and I am looking for suggestions that they might like: Thus far, I have thought of

Be My Guest
Sci-fi diner

I don't think they are desperately worried about doing character meals.

Your help to make suggestions for my shortlist would be appreciated!

Thanks

[ChoppyGirl]

My daughter’s favourites were Teppan Edo and TRex (she has been as various ages and last time she was 17).

[returnplanning]

I should just say that while I would probably suggets some less adventurous options food wise, I'd love to find somewhere with great atmosphere (and as the 2 older ones love Instagram, picture-worthy - either the food or the surroundings!).

[Mazascouser]

Raglan Road, entertainment and Good food.

[EllieP]

My daughters are 15 and 14. They really enjoy Ohanas (Poly) for dinner and Crystal Palace (MK) for breakfast. We also enjoy Yak and Yeti (AK), Raglan Rd and Wolfgang Puck Express (DS).

[NewtoOrlando]

I’ve a 14 year old girl and a 12 year old boy. Their faves are T. rex/rainforest, Sanaa, Yak & Yeti, House of Blues and Garden Grill,

[outofdate]

Raglan Road is lots of fun, and the menu is good. I think 1900 park fayre is excellent. Super buffet, lovely surrounding and brilliant character interactions. As face characters they were more grown up and were chatting in character.

[ChoppyGirl]

We all enjoy Raglan Road and have been there many times. We found the food disappointing last year but still enjoyed the music and dancing as we had a good table.

[Inky]

Liberty tree tavern is lovely food.

[MoorMickey]

Storybook dining was definitely instagram worthy presentation and surroundings. I know it’s character dining, but it definitely feels nicer than most other character places. They may not like the starters, but the chicken on the adult menu is pretty plain and I have heard of them doing chicken tenders for less adventurous adults.