Where to Eat - The Easy Guide to Your First Walt Disney World Visit 2015 - page 207

will be happy loading up on macaroni and cheese, chicken, pretzel rolls, and dessert. The
liters of beer are the best price on property.
Coral Reef
To the right of The Seas with Nemo and Friends
CUISINE American. HOURS 11:30am-park close. DDP Yes. DISCOUNTS 20% TiW.
PRICES Lunch/Dinner Appetizers: $7-$17; Entrées: $19-$33. Kids : $9-$11.
OVERVIEW More than 4,000 creatures, including sharks, rays, and turtles, join diners seated
in front of the 5.7 million gallon aquarium glass here at Coral Reef. Food is average table
service quality and the menu skews towards fish and beef with the salmon and trout stand-
ing out as excellent. Kids love the aquarium view and their menu features fried shrimp,
steak, cheesy shells, and a burger. Request a lower-level aquarium view at check-in.
Garden Grill
Character meal, upper floor of the Land Pavilion
CUISINE American. HOURS 4-8pm. DDP Yes. DISCOUNTS 20% TiW.
PRICES Dinner: $40 adults, $22 kids.
OVERVIEW Join Chip, Dale, Mickey, and Pluto at this fun restaurant featuring views of the
Living with the Land ride below. Dinner is served family-style and includes filet of beef,
turkey breast, sustainable fish of the day, vegetables, mashed potatoes, and non-alcoholic
beverages (alcohol is available for an additional cost). Kids receive chicken drumsticks,
macaroni-and-cheese, broccoli, and sweet potato fries. Dessert is cupcakes for the kids, and
bread pudding and a baked pie for adults. Food is quite good, and this is one of the more
laid-back character meals, with excellent character interaction.
La Hacienda de San Angel
Mexico Pavilion, outside on the water
CUISINE Mexican. HOURS 4pm-park close. DDP Yes. DISCOUNTS No TiW; 10% DVC.
PRICES Dinner Appetizers: $7-$13; Entrées: $24-$27. Kids : $8-$10.
OVERVIEW This restaurant on the Lagoon features floor-to-ceiling windows with the poten-
tial for grand views of World Showcase Lagoon. The limited menu (five individual entrée
choices averaging $26) skews away from typical Tex-Mex and towards grilled and marin-
ated meats and seafood. Parties of two or more should stick to one of the two combination
skillets for $59 each, which are plenty of food for up to three people to share. Kids' meals
include cheese quesadillas, steak or chicken tacos, and grilled chicken. Food quality and
service range from below average to average. The atmosphere at the nearby San Angel Inn
is more charming.