I know, and her dissing Rainforest Café after it being closed in Downtown Disney for us at Disneyland and being a tradition for my family’s first day at the park for years deeply hurt my soul 😂😭
Chef Mickey's is one of my favorite in all of Disney World. Yes, it is loud because it caters to families with small children. But, you know that going in so it's not a surprise, and I love to see the little ones having such a good time. Yes, the food is so-so. But it's exactly the kind of food I like the best. Homey and tasty and simple. That's why the kids like it so much. And they have characters. Mickey, Minnie, and Pluto wear chef outfits and are happy to pose with all the rowdy customers. I LOVE it there!
Food is still good, but having been there in December, food is not as great as before, plus it's still the same price and disney got rid of the photo op with Beast.
It was amazing until they changed it to save money🫤 There used to be so many options and now there’s only 5, same ones for lunch and dinner. Dessert lost its magic as well, no more dessert cart to pick from. They ruined an incredible restaurant and experience just to cut costs 😔
Sci fi dine in is a one and done for me. We went back a second time and the food was eh. Once you’ve experienced the atmosphere once, that’s really enough.
I always get the “Beastly Burger” at Rainforest and it’s the most delicious and absolutely amazing tasting burger I’ve ever had…and it’s fun. Even for a 67 year old kid!
I went to be our guest once I thought it was really good. I even tried the gray stuff and it was delicious. Chef Mickey’s was really good too. Pizza Rizzo’s I thought it was OK kind of meh
I actually love Chef Mickey's! I am a big kid at heart, So the noise doesn't bother me. The food is simple. Sometimes, you just want homey food when you are on vacation.
Okay why does everyone like Garden Grill?? I thought it was literally disgusting and I’m not a picky eater whatsoever. But the food was legit nasty. Out of 4 of us, we barely ate any of it and spent $260!
Teppan edo was great for us because coming from the UK West country we don't have anything like benihanas nearby. Not a must do every time but it's always nice to try something new.
😊 honestly I could agree with this but one of my best memories is the Sci-Fi drive in as a kid... I'm not even sure it's still exists anymore but it was my favorite memory with my parents! I had seen it I had heard about it I definitely wanted to go there they were 100% against it and I lucked out and they let me go once and it's still my favorite... So I guess my tip is if it's one of your kids special interests even if it's not highly rated consider whether or not it might be worth it!
Hot take… I'm 36, lifetime DVCer - so we go a lot - and I eat there almost every visit! I order off the kids menu but have never had a bad meal. Usually my hubby & kids come because the rest of my family can't stand it 😆
We had a huge group, so it makes sense that it was hard for the server, but there were so many mistakes and poor service in our order that we had to talk to a manager to even get the check straight at the end. He was awesome, though, comped some stuff, and just really showed he cared. The kids loved the restaurant the whole time at least, and it was very nice to get a place that seated our 18 person group!
@@texbecks6682 yea we have 13 people going and I’m a bit nervous not only cause 9 outta the 13 are kids but because we also have a pregnant lady going with us and I’m scared that it might make her sick and I don’t want her or any of us to get sick cause it is probably going to be their only chance to ever go to Disney World and I really wanna make this trip special for them
@@Nizialthe “storm” at RF terrified my oldest back when he was just a little guy (his first trip at age 2). This time, for my youngest, who LOVES dinosaurs, we’re going with t-Rex, but I’m worried it might scare him a bit, as well. He does get comprehend what the meteors did to the Dinos, so I’m hoping he’ll be okay, but with him being 4, I’m still torn on whether it’ll enhance his love or ruin it. Parenting is so easy… 😂
My brother loves Chef Mickey's but my social anxiety could never. I always got up and walked to the buffet just to avoid the disney mascots who were going to approach my table next
I was very impressed with the different foods that Disney served us while visiting for my husband’s manager conference. For breakfast and lunch we had the banquet buffet spread and each day was a different theme. Each night for dinner they took us to different kingdoms and put on a show. Dessert and cocktails were serve while we were visiting the parks. Of course dessert were innovative treats that they didn’t normally serve around the park. I’m hoping in 2026 that my husband will get invited again. You can’t beat a free stay at the yacht club and free entrance to Disney as a private guest. If you work at a global corporation that could afford a trip like this I highly recommend it.
I'd never eat again at: Diamond Horseshoe (needed to use a dining credit) dinner took FOREVER & was very bland; Turf Club Steak House-same reasons as video; El Mercado food court at Coronado Springs-very slow & mediocre food; Homecoming at Disney Springs-flies in the dining room were very bad.
Used to love the Yachtsman Steakhouse it was my fav but last time was so bad I will never go back, server was rude and spoke down to us, I ordered the filet mignon and what arrived was not a filet mignon (server wasn't really interested in helping) and they tried to rush us through our meal even though ordered 3 courses and a bottle of wine
Hot take, but unless it’s just to give the youngest the experience that the other two had, and only if he asks for it, Cinderella’s Royal Table. We felt so rushed, the food was subpar, and the price tag just didn’t live up to the hype.
I mostly agree with this list. The only exception I'd make is for T-Rex and/or Rainforest if you have kids that enjoy it and you're able to use the birthday month gift card you earn in their free rewards club. You can also get discount gift cards through Sam's Club several times a year that can make it a better value.
Not going back to the Creperie in Epcot. How does it take 2 hours to make a crepe and then how in the world do you mess up a crepe so it’s not even good? How?
I agree about Chef Mickey’s and I advise people not to eat the grey stuff at Beauty and The Beast because it tastes horrible. But the other restaurants are ok. Not great, but ok.
Probably would never go to Cinderella's Royal Table again. You're paying for less than a minute with all four of the princesses, and the food is subpar.
The Teppan Edo argument is one I've heard before, but there is no teppanyaki place anywhere within several hours driving distance from where I live. It's an experience I can't have at home!
I personally haven't been to be our guest since the quick service options left the sit down dinner doesn't pull me but I can see it if you have children and need to sit for a break while in the greatly theme restaurant but for a great theme sit down meal with better food options skippers canteen beats be our guest for me.
Hot take but me and my mom will never eat skipper canteen again. The food we got was so oily and fatty. Not what we were expecting because of the high praise’s it gets. Definitely a skip for us
I've been to T-Rex a few times because my son absolutely loves it, but hands down the WORST meal I've ever had on property was there. I am an extreme introvert, and it was the closest I've ever gotten to sending something back...which all my fellow introverts would know is saying something.
Cinderella’s Royal Table. Been there twice, 3 times if you count King Stefan’s. My wife had never been so I looked $84 for adults? Our family if 5 cannot afford to put over $350 for a meal that is mostly atmosphere and not the food. I notice that reservations are easy to get (ie not gone right at 60 days out) so maybe they reached the point people won’t oay
The food was bland, very underwhelming. The staff really rush you like you're on a conveyer belt ready to drop so they can fill the next table. They actually CLEARED our table when I went to the restroom with my daughter, before we were even finished. Great for kids but as an adult it's just so overly planned (seeing each character and being checked off a list by a CM) to the point of awkwardness. Glad we went once, would never go again.
Sci-Fi dine in was kinda disappointing. They should play the Disney shorts instead of the boring old clips they have and the food wasn't great. It was cool, but I think it would have been okay if the food was better or okay if the entertainment was better. It would be good if they improved both.
Akershus dinner was not good. Character interaction was not the best but it was fine. None of us liked the food. I’d go to T-Rex any day over Akershus.
Where is the lie?! Quincy is 5/5 on this one. All of these are either over-priced, has meh food or is just generally very forgettable-usually a mix of at least 2 out of 3 of these.
Ohana….. I don’t get the hype at all. The famous noodles are way too sweet. So expensive and the food is just really average Asian inspired stuff. $62/person plus tip is too much for what it is.
While my 2 year old LOVED Chef Mickey, they use an additive in their foods that sent my dad to the ER in the middle of the night after eating dinner there. I'm not kidding one bit. Sort of ruined the end of our vacation. Yuck.
My mom had the same thing happen , but it was not a food additive. It was that she ate too much. Her full belly pushed on her heart which we did not know was weak.
@@mrsshenker15it definitely wasn’t msg though, not unless they’re also allergic to tomatoes and mushrooms and soy sauce and whole host of other things it’s naturally occurring in
@@scandisnowgirl3696 yeah it wasn't msg. But something like an additive like that. Disney denied it at first, it was a huge thing. My dad isn't allergic to anything at all, very healthy, but the ER said it was clearly a reaction. We've eaten at almost every WDW restaurant and it has never happened anywhere else!
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*eyes twitch as Q disses four of my favorite restaurants *
I know, and her dissing Rainforest Café after it being closed in Downtown Disney for us at Disneyland and being a tradition for my family’s first day at the park for years deeply hurt my soul 😂😭
Because chef Mickey doesn't require a park ticket
Very true
AND a lot more variety than Garden Grill. Visiting the Contemporary is also something fun for visitors.
The lunch is definitely a lesser quality meal than the breakfast is, so I would say skip Chef Mickey's for lunch, but yes to breakfast.
Ok and
Neither does Topolino's, and their food is actually good. They only do characters at breakfast though.
My hot take: rainforest cafe at animal kingdom was one of the best meals I had when I was in Disney world 🫢
For me, it's the nostalgia. I loved them growing up, and they just don't exist anymore.
Rainforest and T-Rex are at Disney Springs which is free to get into but they're expensive and with my allergies I can't really eat anything there
There's still rainforest cafes around believe it or not @@ivyblack8145
Chef Mickey's is one of my favorite in all of Disney World. Yes, it is loud because it caters to families with small children. But, you know that going in so it's not a surprise, and I love to see the little ones having such a good time. Yes, the food is so-so. But it's exactly the kind of food I like the best. Homey and tasty and simple. That's why the kids like it so much. And they have characters. Mickey, Minnie, and Pluto wear chef outfits and are happy to pose with all the rowdy customers. I LOVE it there!
Yes, exactly..we ate at Topolino, at Rivera, and we're highly disappointed, would take Chef mickey any day..😊
"Yes everything you stated is accurate, but how dare you have a different take than I do"
crystal palace > chef mickey
@MissMyMusicAddiction when we first started going to wdw, yes. But lately I think the edge goes to chef mickey
BOG went downhill when they switched to the pre-fixe menu. The old breakfast and lunch options were great.
You order a filet mignon WELL DONE???
I always thought Be Our Guest had some of the best food in Disney world!
Food is still good, but having been there in December, food is not as great as before, plus it's still the same price and disney got rid of the photo op with Beast.
It was amazing until they changed it to save money🫤 There used to be so many options and now there’s only 5, same ones for lunch and dinner. Dessert lost its magic as well, no more dessert cart to pick from. They ruined an incredible restaurant and experience just to cut costs 😔
We LOVED BOG!
@@lindsay9838 I agree with the dessert part, it was definitely lacking compared to 5 years ago when I went last time
Does everyone else have a Benihana down the street?
Haha no, I thought that was such a bougie way of looking at it.
I don’t !
Is there expensive too
There is an actual Benihana at the Hilton across from Disney Springs.
Sci fi dine in is a one and done for me. We went back a second time and the food was eh. Once you’ve experienced the atmosphere once, that’s really enough.
Thats one of my faves
Mama melrose is in Hollywood studios by the mupet theater and has amazing ✨ Italian food for a reasonable price!
I always get the “Beastly Burger” at Rainforest and it’s the most delicious and absolutely amazing tasting burger I’ve ever had…and it’s fun. Even for a 67 year old kid!
Dissing T-Rex Cafe? You’re dead to me! 😂
imo Be Our Guest is great if you get the fish but the other stuff wasn't nearly as good
I went to be our guest once I thought it was really good. I even tried the gray stuff and it was delicious. Chef Mickey’s was really good too. Pizza Rizzo’s I thought it was OK kind of meh
I actually love Chef Mickey's! I am a big kid at heart, So the noise doesn't bother me. The food is simple. Sometimes, you just want homey food when you are on vacation.
Okay why does everyone like Garden Grill?? I thought it was literally disgusting and I’m not a picky eater whatsoever. But the food was legit nasty. Out of 4 of us, we barely ate any of it and spent $260!
Totally agree about Be Our Guest.
I do have to say the breakfast at Animal Kingdoms Rainforest cafe is so good. The other meals are meah but breakfast is so yum.
Teppan edo was great for us because coming from the UK West country we don't have anything like benihanas nearby. Not a must do every time but it's always nice to try something new.
Blue bayou never fails. The best food in the whole park! ❤
😊 honestly I could agree with this but one of my best memories is the Sci-Fi drive in as a kid... I'm not even sure it's still exists anymore but it was my favorite memory with my parents! I had seen it I had heard about it I definitely wanted to go there they were 100% against it and I lucked out and they let me go once and it's still my favorite... So I guess my tip is if it's one of your kids special interests even if it's not highly rated consider whether or not it might be worth it!
My kid hated Rainforest cafe too so we’ll definitely never go back
Me: makes a list of 5 restaurants I wouldn’t eat at
All Ears: makes a video on that exact list
I’m going to rainforest Cafe when I go to animal kingdom in September cause we’re taking friends with us but I am terrified to eat here.
It isn't AWFUL, it is just surrounded by things that are amazing. Just think typical chain restaurant food.
Hot take… I'm 36, lifetime DVCer - so we go a lot - and I eat there almost every visit! I order off the kids menu but have never had a bad meal. Usually my hubby & kids come because the rest of my family can't stand it 😆
@@FunnelCakeDuck No, the food IS awful. I went in with low expectations and they were still crushed. Everything was horrible 😂
We had a huge group, so it makes sense that it was hard for the server, but there were so many mistakes and poor service in our order that we had to talk to a manager to even get the check straight at the end. He was awesome, though, comped some stuff, and just really showed he cared. The kids loved the restaurant the whole time at least, and it was very nice to get a place that seated our 18 person group!
@@texbecks6682 yea we have 13 people going and I’m a bit nervous not only cause 9 outta the 13 are kids but because we also have a pregnant lady going with us and I’m scared that it might make her sick and I don’t want her or any of us to get sick cause it is probably going to be their only chance to ever go to Disney World and I really wanna make this trip special for them
I haven’t eaten at any of these and haven’t even been tempted. Guess I have good taste 😂
The hate shown towards T Rex always baffles me. I guess that's what happens when no one has children
Due to scheduling, I missed the chance to get there when my kids were young but it always looked so cool to me! They would've loved it!
I saw the youtube vid and decided that comet hitting or whatever it is with all the dinos screaming would terrify my child. Went to RF Cafe instead.
Labeling a different opinion as "hate" and following it with an idiotic assumption baffles me.
@@Nizialthe “storm” at RF terrified my oldest back when he was just a little guy (his first trip at age 2). This time, for my youngest, who LOVES dinosaurs, we’re going with t-Rex, but I’m worried it might scare him a bit, as well. He does get comprehend what the meteors did to the Dinos, so I’m hoping he’ll be okay, but with him being 4, I’m still torn on whether it’ll enhance his love or ruin it. Parenting is so easy… 😂
I agree with chef Mickey. Toppolinos terrace is much better food and the price isn’t much more expensive
But the character are only during breakfast. I think Chef Mickeys is still a good choice for some visitors
@@KforFreedom oh true! I did like chef mickeys, just a bit loud and food wasn’t awesome
My brother loves Chef Mickey's but my social anxiety could never. I always got up and walked to the buffet just to avoid the disney mascots who were going to approach my table next
Tony’s should have been on this list. It’s an absolute waste of prime real estate
ABC Commissary in Hollywood Studios because i got food poisoning from the food there
Ugh! Hope it didn’t ruin your trip. 💔 but agree… One of the worst quick services place in Disney, imo, even without the food poisoning.
I work at T-Rex Cafe and you are the type of guest we don't want.
I was very impressed with the different foods that Disney served us while visiting for my husband’s manager conference. For breakfast and lunch we had the banquet buffet spread and each day was a different theme. Each night for dinner they took us to different kingdoms and put on a show. Dessert and cocktails were serve while we were visiting the parks. Of course dessert were innovative treats that they didn’t normally serve around the park.
I’m hoping in 2026 that my husband will get invited again. You can’t beat a free stay at the yacht club and free entrance to Disney as a private guest. If you work at a global corporation that could afford a trip like this I highly recommend it.
Is my allergies only food I can get a rainforest is that sparkling brownie sundae
I like Chef Mickey's. With regard to noise levels, I've never experienced anything overly loud. The characters are the big draw for me, though.
Our taste buds and our wallets prefer the food at Universal Studios.
Me, a full grown adult who’s never been to Disney and has no plans to: 🤔🧐 “I’ll be sure to avoid those”
When Rainforest and T-Rex were mentioned that made me sad lol
I love starlight cafe
Love me some Sonny Eclipse! :)
I'd never eat again at: Diamond Horseshoe (needed to use a dining credit) dinner took FOREVER & was very bland; Turf Club Steak House-same reasons as video; El Mercado food court at Coronado Springs-very slow & mediocre food; Homecoming at Disney Springs-flies in the dining room were very bad.
OMG I AGREE WITH THE EL MERCADO I just got back from my trip and the food was terrible
Used to love the Yachtsman Steakhouse it was my fav but last time was so bad I will never go back, server was rude and spoke down to us, I ordered the filet mignon and what arrived was not a filet mignon (server wasn't really interested in helping) and they tried to rush us through our meal even though ordered 3 courses and a bottle of wine
I was about to say something very similar. Idk if we just had a miss night, but it was the worst meal we ate the entire trip. 😭
I agree all those places that ive been to.
Same. Did Chef Mickey's, lived my childhood dream, I'm good.
Hot take, but unless it’s just to give the youngest the experience that the other two had, and only if he asks for it, Cinderella’s Royal Table. We felt so rushed, the food was subpar, and the price tag just didn’t live up to the hype.
I mostly agree with this list. The only exception I'd make is for T-Rex and/or Rainforest if you have kids that enjoy it and you're able to use the birthday month gift card you earn in their free rewards club. You can also get discount gift cards through Sam's Club several times a year that can make it a better value.
Yes that’s a good point!
Not going back to the Creperie in Epcot. How does it take 2 hours to make a crepe and then how in the world do you mess up a crepe so it’s not even good? How?
Teppan Edo was unreal
Teppan edo was the best meal I had all week at disney
I agree about Chef Mickey’s and I advise people not to eat the grey stuff at Beauty and The Beast because it tastes horrible. But the other restaurants are ok. Not great, but ok.
RAINFOREST CAFE IS SO GOOD
I don’t do quick service park food…. Horrible cafeteria food….
Be our guest has top tier meats and soups, coming from someone who eats a lot of upscale food. They have amazing chefs.
Try the gray stuff it’s delicious is it actually delicious tell me please
Probably would never go to Cinderella's Royal Table again. You're paying for less than a minute with all four of the princesses, and the food is subpar.
The Teppan Edo argument is one I've heard before, but there is no teppanyaki place anywhere within several hours driving distance from where I live. It's an experience I can't have at home!
Then go for it!
Sad because when Rainforest first opened they were awesome! I think they expanded too much and stopped caring or something 😢
I personally haven't been to be our guest since the quick service options left the sit down dinner doesn't pull me but I can see it if you have children and need to sit for a break while in the greatly theme restaurant but for a great theme sit down meal with better food options skippers canteen beats be our guest for me.
Be our Guest
You lost me at rainforest cafe
All the park restaurants are pretty bad with ever more limiting choices.
Not teppan edo!! 😭
Only one I don't agree with is Teppan Edo. I know it's not unique, but I still love tepanyaki grills. The Disney flourishes here are nice.
LeCellier steakhouse in Canada at Epcot. Way overpriced for a small portion of food.
The bathroom at T-Rex was disgusting. And if they aren't keeping the bathroom clean then the kitchen probably isn't clean either. I agree - skip it
You do realize those would be done by entirely different people and sections of the staff, right?
Proud to say never eaten in any of these places 😊
as an English person Ohana for breakfast because it's way too sweet
Homecoming! For the amount people hyped this place up I was shocked.
Dry flavorless chicken 😢 spicy but not flavored gravy, dry flavorless donuts 😢
Chef Mickey’s at Thanksgiving is not the best. I had the worst experience ever
To be honest I like teppen edo or however u spell it the service I got was really good and the food was good
Flying fish, crab had turned worst bite ever.🤢
Tony’s Town Square
Hot take but me and my mom will never eat skipper canteen again. The food we got was so oily and fatty. Not what we were expecting because of the high praise’s it gets. Definitely a skip for us
Cindy's was fine and I'm glad I went there once, but I have no desire to go back. Just not good enough for the price
Sci fi... eating in the dark not ideal. Was there something in that bite of food that was supposed to be crunchy? I don't know because couldn't see it
I agree with this assessment.
Via Napoli… the tortellini was way too expensive for the portion size and it was meh.
Hot take: I am NOT a fan of Columbia Harbor House. I know the All Ears team loves it, but it’s just not my vibe, and the food options are meh.
Blaze Pizza
Your voice sounds just like Kayleigh Mcanany from Fox News.
I've been to T-Rex a few times because my son absolutely loves it, but hands down the WORST meal I've ever had on property was there. I am an extreme introvert, and it was the closest I've ever gotten to sending something back...which all my fellow introverts would know is saying something.
Congratulations, it made you slightly less of a pushover. True accomplishment.
If it's not good/right, just be an adult.
Cinderella’s Royal Table. Been there twice, 3 times if you count King Stefan’s. My wife had never been so I looked $84 for adults? Our family if 5 cannot afford to put over $350 for a meal that is mostly atmosphere and not the food. I notice that reservations are easy to get (ie not gone right at 60 days out) so maybe they reached the point people won’t oay
The food was bland, very underwhelming. The staff really rush you like you're on a conveyer belt ready to drop so they can fill the next table. They actually CLEARED our table when I went to the restroom with my daughter, before we were even finished. Great for kids but as an adult it's just so overly planned (seeing each character and being checked off a list by a CM) to the point of awkwardness. Glad we went once, would never go again.
With the mentality of "I decided I don't like this food I've never tried" I'd definitely aim for something more toddler friendly.
You passed it at the end. Pizza Rizzo is AWFUL!
I agree
they are all bad. Brown bag it next time you go to a disney theme park.
Mamma Melrose.
And the 5 best??
Sci-Fi dine in was kinda disappointing. They should play the Disney shorts instead of the boring old clips they have and the food wasn't great. It was cool, but I think it would have been okay if the food was better or okay if the entertainment was better. It would be good if they improved both.
Akershus dinner was not good. Character interaction was not the best but it was fine. None of us liked the food. I’d go to T-Rex any day over Akershus.
Where is the lie?! Quincy is 5/5 on this one. All of these are either over-priced, has meh food or is just generally very forgettable-usually a mix of at least 2 out of 3 of these.
Sci-fi cafe in Hollywood studios 😒
Well you said at Disney so I will not go to Casey's in Disneyland Paris. Whatever it is it is not a real hotdog
Ohana….. I don’t get the hype at all. The famous noodles are way too sweet. So expensive and the food is just really average Asian inspired stuff. $62/person plus tip is too much for what it is.
Chef Mickeys was 1 and done for me. It's so overrated
Wouldn’t eat at any of them!
Chef Mickeys is terrible. Buggest regret
Le cellier Sorry, can’t stand that place.
While my 2 year old LOVED Chef Mickey, they use an additive in their foods that sent my dad to the ER in the middle of the night after eating dinner there. I'm not kidding one bit. Sort of ruined the end of our vacation. Yuck.
My mom had the same thing happen , but it was not a food additive. It was that she ate too much. Her full belly pushed on her heart which we did not know was weak.
@@monicastrom2757 omg!! I hope she's ok! I'm blanking on what the additive was, something like MSG, but not MSG. I'll ask him
Now Quincy, that's a good video idea for the tesm. “Disney sent me to the ER! 😆 (Like the old show “_ _ _ sent me to the ER” lol)
@@mrsshenker15it definitely wasn’t msg though, not unless they’re also allergic to tomatoes and mushrooms and soy sauce and whole host of other things it’s naturally occurring in
@@scandisnowgirl3696 yeah it wasn't msg. But something like an additive like that. Disney denied it at first, it was a huge thing. My dad isn't allergic to anything at all, very healthy, but the ER said it was clearly a reaction. We've eaten at almost every WDW restaurant and it has never happened anywhere else!
I hated Boma. Sorry, not sorry. It was boring and not nearly enough African dishes. Expensive, basic, bad American buffet food.
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