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We love HDDR, but in my opinion, we go for the show and not the food. When we went 5 years ago, I remember the food being much better. The cornbread was good, the chicken was okay, the ribs and potatoes nothing to write home about, and the corn and beans good. Of course, there is a huge...

We just got back last week and yeah the prices are expensive. I do not know how a family does it. I think we will get the Quick Service Dining Plan next time. Here are some prices I saw: Popcorn $8 Water $4 Soda $4 Mickey Waffle $7 Just to name a few. One day, we ate breakfast at POR...

At 180 days, I excitedly made our ADRs and found that many restaurants already had no availability. On our last vacation, 5 years ago, I did not have this problem. The only thing is that we got the DDP and found that it was too much food and we found ourselves looking for the most expensive...

It is very noisy. My husband had bad tinnitus and had a migraine afterwards. I suggest you use ear plugs or dubs. Or, sit near the waterfall and that might drown out the noise.

I think that your 4 year old will love it.

Go to http://allears.net/disney they have all of the restaurant menus.

There is also Tusker House if you are looking for something more substantial.

Last trip, in 2013, we had the Deluxe Disney Dining Plan. It was nice to have the freedom of not having to worry about money. That being said, it was way too much food for us. Next trip, we will probably get the quick service dining plan. We got back on Saturday and found that we spent a bit...

You certainly had a full dining schedule. Yak & Yeti - we found the food underwhelming. Which is too bad because we loved it last time - we should have went to Flame Tree BBQ. Via Napoli - we each got a small pizza and should have shared one it was so big. The crust was fantastic...

Love your thread. I would love to eat at Victoria and Alberts but my DH is very fussy and allergic to shellfish. Skipper Canteen was great.

There are so many places to eat in Disney Springs: We love- Raglan Road for their fish and chips and bread pudding. Art Smith's Homecomin for their fried chicken. House of Blues for anything that they have - especially like the fried chicken. Frontera Cocina. We only live 90 minutes away...

Yes, they take gift cards. Save yourself some money unless your heart is set on going here - we found the food lackluster for the price this time - loved it 5 years ago.

I do not see why not.

I guess the mind set has to be, like ours was, if we do not get to ride on something, do something, or eat somewhere we wanted, then it was okay - it was not meant to be. We had the Deluxe DDP last time and felt like we were running to and from reservations and it is too much food. At our...

For us, YES! It is a tradition on our last night and it is so much fun.

Skipper hands down.

Well we are back from our vacation already. While we were there it was important for me to eat at Art Smith's Homecomin and my husband for Frontera Cocina - the only ADRs on My Disney Experience were 10:15 at night. We decided to go to the restaurants themselves and we were able to make...

No. It was just myself and my husband and we found ADRs hard to get. I cancelled all of our ADRs except for Hoop-Dee-Doo and we were able to just walk up and get a reservation. ADRs for Art Smith's Homecomin showed 10:15 pm - we just walked up to the hostess and made a reservation for the...

La Hacienda is better but we like San Angel for the atmosphere.

Here are our absolute favorites not taking into account areas on property: Art Smith's Homecomin Raglan Road House of Blues California Grill Skipper Canteen Tusker House These restaurants are lackluster in our minds: Le Cellier - tables too close together and expensive for what you get Yak...