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We have always enjoyed it for lunch. Lots of options, solid and not terribly expensive. It is a nice and relaxing way to spend lunch.

Right now, WDW is probably the only thing that is going to keep Revenues up. I think public perception in California for staying open was going to cause more of a headache than keeping WDW open. I just hope it stays open because our trip is Tuesday

Boardwalk

Pretty regularly do we hop, especially if we end up having dinner in a different park.

Only really for breakfast for our last day before heading to the airport. It is fine, nothing really special though we had an outstanding self deprecating server back in November. It isn't anything to write home about to be honest but good

Chatham was super chill when I lived there omg 10 years ago.

No longer a teen on my end but BWV and Beach Club were amazing to continue my day in EPCOT when my family rested

Columbia Harbour House is a great option and surprisingly Cosmic Rays. Lots of options there.

This

Man, it may not be the greatest but Yak and Yeti is a regular for my family. We have always have had good food and service and we like the atmosphere

Man, the ones that are regulars for us are Ohana, Sunshine Seasons, Flying Fish, Teppan Edo.

Never has our family experienced this

Plenty of time

EPCOT: any of the Asian places or Sunshine Seasons MK: Columiba Harbour House or Electric Rays AK : Satuli MG: Just eat at Sci Fi Diner - there is no good QS in MGM

Hotels are usually fine

What he said

My family usually gets what they want to get done before 2, go back to the resort and sleep for a bit or go to the pool and then go to our dining that evening, usually at another park. I usually stay in the parks while they rest (60 yr old parents to 29 yr old me)

I hope so, we are there through middle of November.

That has never been my experience at all. I think it is one of the better dining places at Disney

My family loves going. We have an ADR in November. It definitely comes out in part because of our deceased grandmother who was an Irishphile that we go in her memory.