Where to Eat - The Easy Guide to Your First Walt Disney World Visit 2015 - page 233

Canyon Café at Wilderness Lodge. Enjoy all-you-care-to-eat peel and eat shrimp, pulled
pork, baked beans, chili, brisket, and more. While not necessarily a destination restaurant,
Trail's End is a fantastic, economical choice for those staying at the campground.

Dining at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa

1900 Park Fare
Character meal, just inside the first-floor entrance on the left
CUISINE American. Character meal with Mary Poppins, Mad Hatter, Alice, Winnie the
Pooh, and Tigger for breakfast. Dinner has Cinderella, Prince Charming, Lady Tremaine,
Anastasia, and Drizella. All characters may not appear. DDP Yes. DISCOUNTS 20% TiW.
HOURS AND PRICES Breakfast Buffet (8-11:15am): $27 adults, $15 kids. Dinner Buffet
(4:30-8:30pm): $42 adults, $22 kids.
OVERVIEW 1900 Park Fare's Victorian theme is carried out subtly throughout the restaurant
with carousel animals placed around the massive dining room. A calliope, or steam organ,
is the focal point, hanging high above the buffet area. The restaurant is otherwise nondes-
cript for the most part—loud, and without windows. Food is quite good for a buffet. Break-
fast includes specialties like Lobster Benedict, Smoked Salmon Lox, and Hickory-smoked
Ham, in addition to the usual. Dinner brings a large selection of salads and roasted meats,
as well as Spice-crusted Salmon, sushi, and Roasted Root Vegetable Gratin. Don't forget
the Strawberry Soup. The five very different characters present at each meal otherwise steal
the show, as they visit every table taking pictures and mingling with guests.

Citricos
Second floor of the main building, near Mizner's
CUISINE

American/Mediterranean. HOURS 5:30-10pm. DDP 2 credits. DISCOUNTS 20%

TiW; 10% AP; 10% DVC; 10% Disney Visa.
PRICES Dinner Appetizers: $13-$16; Entrées: $30-$46. Kids : $8-$17.
OVERVIEW Citricos is Grand Floridian's best signature restaurant, serving inspired steak
and seafood with a Mediterranean twist. Old World furnishings and mosaic-tiled floors in-
vite guests into a restaurant that is just fancy enough that everyone feels welcome, yet an air
of glamour and prestige permeates throughout. Shrimp, pork, and veal are done best here
with seasonal changes that bring out the freshest flavors. Kids can choose from basics like
cheese pizza and macaroni-and-cheese, or go big with Grilled Berkshire Pork Tenderloin
or Grilled Steak. Views out the expansive windows are pleasant, but don't provide much
of a theme park or Wishes view. (Note: during the early 2015 refurb of Cinderella's Royal
Table, Citricos will host dining and meeting Cinderella and the princesses at breakfast and
brunch.)