In today’s DFB competition, we’re taking ALL — that’s right, ALL — of Magic Kingdom’s restaurants and FORCING them to go head-to-head so WE can find out which snack stand, quick service, or full-service restaurant is TRULY the best of the park.
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I think Columbia Harbor House should have been #1! Most of your followers are regulars at Disney World.
I think there should a disclaimer, that if you need a “One and Done” (or have never been to WDW) you need to go to CRT. But the restaurant the most of your followers need to try (and maybe have not heard of) is Columbia Harbor House. For those of us that went to CRT multiple times (when our children were young and before it was prix fixe.)
Also, my daughter LOVED Be Our Guest as she grew older, but was no longer interested in meeting the princesses (or dining in the castle) again. Again, for older, or those who cannot sit still, Be Our Guest is a much better experience. There really isn’t room to walk around in CRT. But she continues to love walking around (as do her parents) in BOG, to discover new things or take pictures for decades to come. E.g. She outgrew CRT (and thought it was not worth the money) but continues to want to go to BOG (and Harbor House :-)) into her 20s!