[Blixzit]

My dad won 2 tickets for a free mid priced meal at like a crap load of WDW restaurants. Seriously... theres a lot on the list. I've ruled out the Food Courts, and Theme Park Restaurants. That still leaves a lot. Take a look at the back of the ticket and help us decide where to eat! NOTE: The tickets are blocked out now until like the middle to end of next month, so we have some time to decide.

[Eric]

Here are my suggestions from that list:

Boma
Spoodles
'Ohana
Whispering Canyon Cafe
50's Prime Time Cafe
Garden Grill
Rose & Crown

[ADP]

I'd go with Kona Cafe or Boma. If you want characters then 1900 Park Fare.

[Blixzit]

It's gonna be my dad ( 53 ), and myself ( 18 ), so characters aren't really a priority. Boma is one of the first ones I considered. I'm really wanting to go to a resort restaurant instead of a park restaurant, as I've never really spent anytime at the resorts.

[QuickGold]

Boma or Ohana will yield the most food. Also I like Kona and Spoodles.

[Blixzit]

By the way, here are the "rules" that are printed on the front of the certificates.

Quote

Walt Disney World Resort
Cast Mid Priced Dinner Certificate
**Valid through December 19, 2008
This Certificate is Void if Sold

**Valid through December 19, 2008 except on the following block out dates:
January 1-4 (New Year's Day); March 16-29 (Spring Break/Easter Holiday); May 11 (Mother's Day); July 4 (Independence Day); August 03 - September 28; November 27-29 (Thanksgiving)

This Dining certificate is valid during normal dinner operating hours only at a participating restaurant located within the Walt Disney World Resort, and includes One (1) appetizer, One (1) entree, One (1) single serving non-alcoholic beverage and One (1) dessert at a participating Table Service Location OR One (1) combo meal (entree, side dish), One (1) dessert and One (1) single serving non-alcoholic beverage OR One (1) entree, One (1) side dish (if non included with entree), One (1) dessert and One (1) single serving non-alcoholic beverage at participating Counter Service Locations.

This certificate is only valid at one of the participating locations listed on the back of this certificate. Applicable tax and gratuities are included. Alcoholic beverages, souvenir drink mugs, and room service are not included.

Eligible dining locations are listed on the back of this certificate. Reservations for Character Dining are recommended. Reservations may be made by Touching "55" on your Disney in-room telephone or by calling (407) WDW-CAST (407-939-2278). All restaurants at the Walt Disney World Resort are non-smoking.

To redeem certificate, please adhere to the following guidlines:
Cast Member must be present and present valid Walt Disney World ID to use the Meal Certificate
Meal Certificate is valid for one (1) meal per person
Meal Certificate must be presented prior to ordering meal

[General Specific]

Out of those choices, the top 3 that I would suggest would be:

1. Biergarten
2. Boma
3. Ohana

[HDLady]

What a nice perk! While there are several theme park restaurants I like on the list (Rose & Crown Pub, 50' Prime Time, etc.), of the ones listed, I would suggest Boma because it offers an interesting & unusual menu and the AK Lodge is amazing to walk through! I've never been there, but I understand 'Ohana is also very good. Make sure you let us know where you decide to dine & how you liked it!!!!!

[QuickGold]

General Specific said:

1. Biergarten

Because Biergarten is relatively inexpensive, I would not use a voucher for that one. Just my opinion

[Blixzit]

Matt, I agree. It's for a free mid priced meal, yet you can actually use it at a counter service place... Kinda like the people wasting dining credits.... I rarely get the chance to eat anywhere other than counter service at the parks, so I'm wanting to go to the most expensive place on the list, lol. Well the most expensive with the best food.

Debbie, I'm totally going to do a restaurant review, complete with pictures, for my Blog. I'll be sure to link it here afterwards.

So far Boma and Whispering Canyon are tied in the lead.... Ohana is a close second... everything else is undecided.

[QuickGold]

While Whispering Canyon is fun, the food isn't that terrific. I've been to Boma twice....once for breakfast and once for dinner and I wasn't that impressed with dinner. You have a tough choice.

[Eric]

I think the food at Whispering Canyon is delicious, actually. If you go, make sur eyou ask for ketchup. (That could be good audio for your show too.)

[Blixzit]

Eric said:

I think the food at Whispering Canyon is delicious, actually. If you go, make sur eyou ask for ketchup. (That could be good audio for your show too.)

This just gave Whispering Canyon one more point.... although I am kind of nervous as to the results of asking for ketchup....

[QuickGold]

Blixzit said:

Eric said:

I think the food at Whispering Canyon is delicious, actually. If you go, make sur eyou ask for ketchup. (That could be good audio for your show too.)

This just gave Whispering Canyon one more point.... although I am kind of nervous as to the results of asking for ketchup....

It's fun, go for it. Don't forget to ask for a straw for your drink and a large coke

[ADP]

I must say the bottomless milkshakes at Whispering Canyon are delicious. Definately get one if you go!

[DebWDW]

How about Cape May at the Beach Club? I've only done their character breakfast there, which is really, really good. But I have heard good things about the "clambake" dinner buffet. I believe it's mostly seafood , but I think they also have some other meats on the buffet also.

[HDLady]

ADP said:

I must say the bottomless milkshakes at Whispering Canyon are delicious. Definately get one if you go!

ADP-
I've never been to Whispering Canyon. Are the milkshakes as good as 50's Prime Time's?

[Blixzit]

DebWDW said:

How about Cape May at the Beach Club? I've only done their character breakfast there, which is really, really good. But I have heard good things about the "clambake" dinner buffet. I believe it's mostly seafood , but I think they also have some other meats on the buffet also.

Other than tuna fish sandwiches and maybe some scallops, I'm not much of a seafood eater.

[ADP]

HDLady said:

ADP said:

I must say the bottomless milkshakes at Whispering Canyon are delicious. Definately get one if you go!

ADP-
I've never been to Whispering Canyon. Are the milkshakes as good as 50's Prime Time's?

I thought so Debbie. Although, in fairness, it's been a while since I had a milkshake at 50's Prime Time.

[HDLady]

Jake-
Have you made a decision yet?