Recommended dishes at these restaurants…

[DisneyParkLover]

Hello! We’ve been to WDW many times, and have been twice recently (in October and March). So since we’ve already hit our favorites recently, this trip we are going for restaurants we either have never been to or haven’t been to in awhile. So I would love advice for what to try/must-not-miss dishes. Our line up:

Homecomin’
Sebastian’s
Le Cellier - this one we are pretty familiar with
Storybook Dining
Topolino’s breakfast
Il Mulino
50’s Prime Time

 

[BethanyMouse]

I can comment on a few:
Homecomin- the food is delicious but heavy! We usually split the fried chicken sliders and enjoy a cocktail! They have great drinks. The mac and cheese is pretty delicious too.
Le Cellier- Steak and cheese soup!
50's PT- I like the meatloaf- but my husband was very happy with the sampler platter

 

[chalee94]

Sebastian's is recommended. There is a set menu with family style serving, so not much of an issue in choosing an option. if you don't like the options they have, probably not a good fit for you. I particularly liked the rolls, the pork and the salad on my last trip, though...

 

[Prissyms]

Homecomin- Fried Chicken or Fried Catfish
II Mulino - Rigatoni Con Funghi, Penne Rigate, and Salmone
50's Prime Time- Onion Rings, The Sampler, Aunties Fried Chicken and the Peanut Butter and Jelly milkshake

 

[PPFlight75]

Il Mulino has 2 great dishes--Carbonara and the Rigatoni con Funghi-delish!

 

[3gr8boys]

Our two times at 50s prime time I got the salmon dinner (not on the menu last month but still available). Salmon cooked properly with potatoes and (not mushy!) green beans...all yummy.

 

[farfaraway]

50's Prime Time: Fried chicken or meatloaf
II Mulino: Risotto con Funghi was excellent

 

[cruisin5]

Definitely the sliders at Homecomin'

 

[KristaZ]

The arancini at Il Mulino!