Beaches and Cream

Walt Disney World
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Hi. We don’t have much experience with dining at Disney - last time we just used the QSR to grab a burger. We’re returning in August and with the kids being a little older I want to try something different. So I’d love any opinions on:

  1. If you were to eat lunch in one restaurant in each park which would you pick ? I have two daughters and a wife who is veggie…

  2. Everyone in the family is quite taken by the Kitchen Sink at Beaches and Cream. I note you now need ADR. Is it acceptable to make a reservation and then only eat dessert ???

Thanks for any help

Rob

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Yes! It is fine to make an ADR for Beaches and Cream and just get the kitchen sink. Are you looking for TS restaurants at the parks?

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Fun questions!

Table Service Restaurants:
MK: Be Our Guest
EP: Spice Road Table
HS: 50’s Prime Time (I think most would recommend Hollywood Brown Derby. I haven’t personally eaten there)
AK: Yak & Yeti

Quick Service Restaurants:
MK: Columbia Harbor House
EP: Les Halles Boulangerie
HS: Pizza Planet (currently closed)
AK: Flame Tree barbeque

You can order as much or as little as you like at any restaurant. No pressure to order entire meals.

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Hollywood Brown Derby is two credits if you are on the dining plan. If you are paying out of pocket they have a good vegetarian choice.

For vegetarian I may try skipper canteen at MK.

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Here’s our favorites:
HS- Sci Fi for lunch. Decent food and a cool, dark retreat from the burning sun in August.
AK- Yak and Yeti or Tusker House brunch about 10:30 (first trip to buffet is breakfast, second lunch food) and includes great characters.
Epcot- Via Napoli pizza is a must do for us. We also like Garden Grill for both food and characters.
MK- Liberty Tree for lunch. Be Our Guest for dinner.

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Though you have to make an ADR for BOG lunch, it’s classed as QS.

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Thanks to everyone for their advice !