Theme Park Table Service

Oh my gosh, reading all of this is making me hungry!!
My favorites:
Magic Kingdom: I realized the only TS I have done is breakfast at Crystal Palace. I do love it but would love to try some others that I have heard are great!
Epcot: Via Napoli and Biergarten (loved the music and atmosphere)
Animal Kingdom: Yak and Yeti
Hollywood Studios: 50’s Prime Time and Sci-Fi Diner!
Glad to hear some good reviews on Tusker House!! We have reservations in September!!

@DA07DDA Although not in a park but easy to get to on the monorail Narcoossee’s at the Grand Floridian.
The food was very good and the lobster among the best I’ve ever had. The steaks and fish are very good as well.
If you go there, get an ADR about an hour before wishes (or whatever the new show is) and ask for a table by the windows with a view of the MK and tell them you’ll wait for the table. They have a nice bar there as well.
Then watch the fireworks with music piped into the restaurant and have a great evening.

Here are my favorites from the four theme parks at WDW.

Magic Kingdom

• Be Our Guest (lunch)
• Cinderella’s Royal Table (for the kids)
• The Crystal Palace (breakfast)

Epcot

• Le Cellier (chedder cheese soup and filet)
• San Angel Inn (the atmosphere!)
• Teppan Edo
• Via Napoli (best pizza)

Disney’s Hollywood Studios

• Mama Melrose’s
• Sci-Fi Dine-In (at least once for the atmosphere)
• 50’s Prime Time (if you can’t make it for the meal, go next door for the PB&J milkshake)

Disney’s Animal Kingdom

• Tusker House

San Angel Inn is my all time favorite!

Chelle wrote:

Mama Melrose was underwhelming :-/

Yep, it’s just food.

Chelle wrote:

I have to disagree with my hubby..

Uh Oh, do we need Dr Phil!

I have just one question, if you two split, who gets us? oh the trauma…….

RocketEAR99 wrote:

@chelle I would agree with Steve, but my wife would probably agree with you if we went there. She’s from New Jersey so she’s had the best Italian food you can find in this country and Italian food anywhere else does not impress her.

Um, I make the best Italian food anywhere! Mangia!!!!!

dngnb8 wrote:

First, i wish to say I have never had a bad dish. That being said, some of much better then others.

@dngnb8 Very valid points you raised and I agree. People do have different tastes and that will affect their reviews. I don’t even eat barbecue at WDW because I know it won’t taste like the barbecue I’m used to here in the South. So my reviews will be biased in the sense that I can’t say WDW’s barbecue food is good or bad, I skip it all together. Like you said, I haven’t had any meals at WDW that are bad a couple were average, meaning I could get that same thing outside of WDW, but mostly it’s just food I liked much better at some places than others.

@DA07DDA My personal reviews will be biased in that we choose where we eat based on 1) food we can’t get at home and 2) atmosphere. For example I’ve never eaten at Via Napoli because there are plenty of incredible pizza places in my city. Nothing against Via Napoli, I just prefer food we can’t get (like fresh seafood, we’re in a landlocked state) or an atmosphere we can’t get at home, like the Garden Grill. That might help you with choosing where you dine.