All-Star Disney Do's And Don'ts For Uca , Worlds, Summit

[oncecoolcoachnowmom]

I liked Raglan Road (Irish food) when I was there most recently (non-cheer visit for a family vacation.)

 

[lucylou19]

Futltons crab house is really good but it is expensive.


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[CAmom66]

Planet Hollywood and Rainforest Cafe are good standard restaurants and have just about everything. There are several food trucks there typically that have a lot of really good food. Wetzel Pretzel is there ;). I had Bongo's (I think it's called) one time, it's Cuban food and different than what I'm used to, but it was really good.

I think the Rainforest Cafe in Animal Kingdom is better than the one at Downtown Disney. You don't need to use a park ticket to access the restaurant.

 

[luv2cheer92]

I think the Rainforest Cafe in Animal Kingdom is better than the one at Downtown Disney. You don't need to use a park ticket to access the restaurant.

Agreed, I was trying to think of what else was in Downtown Disney, haven't been there in a while.

 

[Ashley]

I liked Portabello, but it's a little on the pricier side.

 

[mamabear]

Best restaurant at Downtown Disney?

Love love love the lobster corn dogs at fultons


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[mamabear]

Earl of sandwich has great lunches and you can't beat ghiradelli for shakes or sundaes


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[youbetterwork]

Thank you everyone! I'll stay at Holiday Inn right next to Downtown Disney during The Summit, and I never been in that area before so I could use some advice! :D Anything else I shouldn't miss at Downtown Disney?

 

[mamabear]

Thank you everyone! I'll stay at Holiday Inn right next to Downtown Disney during The Summit, and I never been in that area before so I could use some advice! :D Anything else I shouldn't miss at Downtown Disney?

DTD is a fun place to wander and enjoy. The outdoor performers are fun, and I usually wander towards whatever catches my eye. Follow the music and you might find yourself doing a jig at Raglans or playing drums at bongos... Or just enjoy the water and watch the volcano explode


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[Mom2K]

Raglan Road has good food with great entertainment (live band and Irish dancers). Wolfgang Puck Express is kind of "fast casual." You place your order at the counter, a server brings it to you, gets refills etc. They have a wide variety of entrees from pizza and sandwiches to pasta and meatloaf. We've been here several times and never had a bad meal.

 

[megsmom]

Best restaurant at Downtown Disney?

Just ate at T-Rex this past weekend- so good! And the staff was amazing!
Quick service I love Earl of Sandwich.
Pricier- nothing beats Fultons.
Agree with the above poster that Rainforest at AK is better than Downtown Disney. Have heard that Wolfgang Puck Express was good too.

 

[Gnarly_Karli]

Just a heads up, downtown disney is a nightmare. They are doing construction down there so make sure you leave extra time!

 

[Markiesgirl]

Paradiso 37 is good. Another vote for Raglan Road. There is a quick service place right by it that has some of the same things. Love earl of sandwich for casual/quick meals. Now I am hungry!

 

[cheerforeverever]

Best restaurant at Downtown Disney?

For quick service -
*Earl of Sandwich (their "holiday sandwich" is like American thanksgiving on a sandwich & fairly delicious among other things. They also have little grab and go fruit, etc. that is usually quite good. Anything with their brownies = yum)
*Wolfgang Puck Express - Marketplace Area (portion sizes here are fairly good sized so it is easy to share between 2 people....PLUS they have creme brulee!)

For snacks -
*Ghiradelli (ice cream sundaes are easily shareable and good. Walk around to the shop facing World of Disney to be handed a free chocolate square)
*Erin McKenna's Bakery NYC (they sell primarily gluten/allergen free baked goods)
*Disney Food Trucks (they park these on the side near Cirque Du Soleil/Disneyquest usually. They are pretty fun to try)
*Wetzel's Pretzels (kids go nuts over these soft pretzels......)
*Goofy Candy Co. (you can have them make various sweets with whatever toppings you choose)

For table service (sit down meal) -
*Raglan Road (good food, fun atmosphere at night + irish dancers and various live musicians on the weekends usually)
*Bongos (they also have a quick service window on the side. Specializes in cuban food such as rice/meat/plantains,etc, which is fairly good)
*Fulton's Crab House (I've never eaten here but have heard its good)
*Paradiso 37 (also never eaten here but they have a mix of north + south american cuisine. They have a patio with an outdoor bar depending on the season that always looks good LOL)

I would skip Planet Hollywood, Rainforest Cafe, & T-Rex honestly unless you want to go for the experience. I have been to all 3 and the food is alright (typical american chain restaurant cuisine - burgers, chicken, salad, pasta, etc.) but in reality you are primarily paying for the atmosphere....

Here's a full list of ALL restaurants on property with reviews + pictures to give you an idea of these places. It's pretty much my favorite blog ever: Disney World Restaurants Guide | the disney food blog

 

[youbetterwork]

For quick service -
*Earl of Sandwich (their "holiday sandwich" is like American thanksgiving on a sandwich & fairly delicious among other things. They also have little grab and go fruit, etc. that is usually quite good. Anything with their brownies = yum)
*Wolfgang Puck Express - Marketplace Area (portion sizes here are fairly good sized so it is easy to share between 2 people....PLUS they have creme brulee!)

For snacks -
*Ghiradelli (ice cream sundaes are easily shareable and good. Walk around to the shop facing World of Disney to be handed a free chocolate square)
*Erin McKenna's Bakery NYC (they sell primarily gluten/allergen free baked goods)
*Disney Food Trucks (they park these on the side near Cirque Du Soleil/Disneyquest usually. They are pretty fun to try)
*Wetzel's Pretzels (kids go nuts over these soft pretzels......)
*Goofy Candy Co. (you can have them make various sweets with whatever toppings you choose)

For table service (sit down meal) -
*Raglan Road (good food, fun atmosphere at night + irish dancers and various live musicians on the weekends usually)
*Bongos (they also have a quick service window on the side. Specializes in cuban food such as rice/meat/plantains,etc, which is fairly good)
*Fulton's Crab House (I've never eaten here but have heard its good)
*Paradiso 37 (also never eaten here but they have a mix of north + south american cuisine. They have a patio with an outdoor bar depending on the season that always looks good LOL)

I would skip Planet Hollywood, Rainforest Cafe, & T-Rex honestly unless you want to go for the experience. I have been to all 3 and the food is alright (typical american chain restaurant cuisine - burgers, chicken, salad, pasta, etc.) but in reality you are primarily paying for the atmosphere....

Here's a full list of ALL restaurants on property with reviews + pictures to give you an idea of these places. It's pretty much my favorite blog ever: Disney World Restaurants Guide | the disney food blog

Perfect, thank you!!