1) Via Napoli - Epcot, Walt Disney World Resort
What is there to say about Via Napoli that hasn't already been said on this blog? It turns out not much! Read my full review here.
2) The Wave - Disney's Contemporary Resort, Walt Disney World Resort
The Wave is one of the newest restaurants at Walt Disney World, but has made a major impact in a short amount of time. The intimate atmosphere, modern architecture, and incredible food have put this basement restaurant with no windows easy to find. My menu suggestions: Grilled Beef Tenderloin, Grilled Marinated Flank Steak, and the Grilled Pork Tenderloin.3) Emeril's Chop Chop - Lowe's Royal Pacific Resort, Universal Orlando Resort
4) Citricos - Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, Walt Disney World Resort
Citricos is a bit expensive, but if you want good food, you have to pay for it. The setting is upscale in Disney's most expensive resort hotel. If you have some moeny to spend and enjoy "American Cuisine with a Distinct Tuscan Flare", then you'll want to give this one a shot. My menu suggestions: Braised Veal Shank, Roasted Chicken Breast, and the Berkshire Pork Two Ways.
5) Yak and Yeti - Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park, Walt Disney World Resort
When you first hear that this restuarant is owned by the same people who created the Rainforest Cafe, you may think it's just another restaurant with overpriced food and fake animals. You couldn't be more wrong about the Yak and Yeti. Nestled in the shadows of Expedition: Everest, this Asian restaurant breaks loose from the chain and offers a stunning menu without the child-friendly atmosphere you'll experience at any other Landry's restaurant. Instead, you'll really feel like you're visiting Asia while in sunny central Florida. My menu suggestions: Pork Pot Stickers, Dim Sum Basket, Crispy Honey Chicken, Baby Back Ribs (best on the planet!), and the Kobe Beef Burger.
Great use of pictures and links.
ReplyDeleteIt also seems like you really did your research, knowing the menu items and prices of the restaurants.
Good use of opinions and suggestions while also providing facts.
I like that you started off posing a question to the reader. It is a good way to grab their attention. Your writing is informative and easy to read. Fantastic use of photos. Perhaps you can come up with a wittier title, such as Best places to grab a plate in the Sunshine State. Overall, good job!
ReplyDeleteCan we go as a class field trip to these places
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