Whats your all time fave, most bestest :) meal at disneyworld

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Yep it is hard to argue with what Donna said. The Chef's Table at V&A was tops.

Although we haven't done the Chef's table, I'd have to agree with V&A! :yes:

But YSH is good too. As long as Wicky is awound. :D

Of course, for a run of the mill final meal, I might vote for the 50's Prime Time. :unsure:

Tom (:macwave:... Yes mom. I'll eat my vegetables. I promise.)

I have never eaten at V&A so with that said I have never been blown away by any of the meals I have eaten at WDW. I have enjoyed many meals but nothing stands out.My favorite meal is a steak at Yachtsman( been the about 5 times.I have always enjoyed Teppen Edo. I hope to try V&A some day but the truth is my wife is not an adventurous eater and it might be a waste of money because outside of steak and chicken she won't try anything.

CALIFORNIA GRILL window saet during the fireworks

I'll be the simple one of the group and say the breakfast at Chef Mickey's. I don't cook breakfast home and hardly ever make anything breakfast related, so eating ALL the breakfast food I could think, without having to cook it, is fabulous.

Have never had a meal at WDW that comes close to comparing with the dinner we had at Melisse, however if I were not ever going to eat at WDW again (and with the lousy decline in food quality, choices on the menus, and service that day is fast approaching) I'd head for Bistro in France. We had a great time when we tried the degustation menu. Our server was an eager college kid and was pleased to have guests who were not rushing through the meal to get back out to the park. A fun night, and one of our more memorable meals at WDW.

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my wife is not an adventurous eater and it might be a waste of money because outside of steak and chicken she won't try anything.

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Understand completely. But I can tell you from personal experience that they will bend over backward and work with you to insure you and she have a perfect meal. Have a look at their website here (which I didn't even know existed till now). Check out the menu. While it looks exotic (at least to my pedestrian eye), I can promise you it's all very good. My DW was a little reluctant to try some of the things also but once she did, she was glad.

It truly is an experience. :yes:

Tom (:macwave:... and boy is it good!)

Well, I would need a complete week of saying goodbye tp the world and having last meals at WDW!




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Originally Posted by Mari

Well, I would need a complete week of saying goodbye tp the world and having last meals at WDW!




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