Sera's Pre Honeymoon Trip Report!

I think you have some awesome dining choices. We ate at San Angel Inn, 50's prime time, and Yak and Yeti on our last trip and they were all delicious. We are doing Whispering Canyon Cafe, Tusker House, and Liberty Tree Tavern in May so I will tell you about them when I do my trip report. Some restaurants I recommend would be California Grill, Artist Point, Boma, and maybe something at DTD like Raglan Road.

Great dining choices. I've eaten at half them. The only one I haven't read much feedback on is Garden Grill.

Im a huge supporter of Ohana and Whispering Canyon. The only one I don't care for on the list is San Angel Inn. Didn't like the food or service there, but many here like the food and service... so to me its an iffy.

Great choices!! I loved O'hana, Biergarten, and Yak and Yeti!!! Also, think about the Sci-Fi Dine in.. the food was amazing there!

I like all your initial picks and I like all your changes. I personally would keep Whispering Canyon Cafe over Coral Reef, but if you're a seafood lover, Coral Reef really is an interesting experience (although so it Whispering Canyon). Chefs de France is really good but I think Via Napoli is an upgrade. And Brown Derby is good, but Sci-Fi is more of an experience. (On the flip side we have had to wait way past our reservation every time we've got to Sci-Fi).

Great choices!

I love that you added Wolfgang Pucks! I've always had a good experience there.

My other suggestions would be something at Animal Kingdom Lodge. I haven't tried Boma or Sanaa but people rave about both. I have been to Jiko and it's fantastic. And stop off at The Mara for some zebra domes to go for SURE!

My other suggestion would be California Grill for dinner or drinks and apps - something that gets you in during fireworks time if possible. It's such an experience, and it's kind of a neat Disney "history" experience, since the Contemporary was one of the first hotels. I think it would make a splendid memory for your first trip, and the food is fantastic.

I'm also a big fan of Artist Point. My husband was looking at the menu the other day, and said they've changed things up a bit, and they've gone with some Asian influences. I'm intrigued and am planning another trip there soon.

Good luck!

Well if you are a seafood lover, the only change I would make is to swap Coral Reef to Flying Fish on the Boardwalk, FF is absolutely fabulous.

all those picks are good we have been to all of them over the past few years. I always go to the tusker house for the character breakfast it is very good, the only problem with it is the wait. If you are planning to do the breakfast there book it as early in the a.m. as you can because the later the res the longer the wait gets with all the kids getting pics with the characters, but it is worth it

LIBERTY TREE TAVERN and ROSE & CROWN are our favorites. If you get a chance to eat at CAPE MAY at The Beach Club, go for "The Clambake". They have all you can eat buffet with Snow Crab Legs that are out of this world!!!

Of all the places you chose I have ate at Ohana, wolfgang puck, Coral reef, and San Angel. Loved both Ohana and wolfgang puck....both have delicious food and wolfgang puck is supposedly one of the best bang for your buck restaurants at Disney. I didn't really care for Coral Reef cause I'm not really a seafood person but the atmosphere was cool. I am a big mexican fan but didn't really care for San Angel Inn at all and I also was sick the whole next day after eating it....But like Mase said that might have just been an isolated event cause we have several people here who have had nothing but good things to say about it. Also the atomosphere is really cool in their to

yay!!!!!!!!!