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Jan- 2017 -26 January
6 Amazing Places to Eat and Drink at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
4. Kona Café Also located on the second floor, Kona Café is famous for the Tonga Toast during breakfast, but their menus for breakfast, lunch, and dinner are all great! At lunch and dinner, guests have the choice of a variety of sushi rolls or wonderful entrees with a variety of meats or seafood. The dessert menu is also worth spending some time on with some unique twists on traditional desserts
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26 January
6 Amazing Places to Eat and Drink at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
5. Ohana A must for any Disney guest! Ohana serves a wonderful breakfast buffet (served family-style) featuring Lilo, Stitch, Mickey, and Pluto. Guests can dine on waffles, eggs, sausage, bacon, and home fries while they meet and greet some of their favorite characters. In our opinion, the best part of the breakfast is the POG juice – a delicious combination of cheese pineapple, orange, and guava
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26 January
5 Amazing Places to Dine at the Grand Floridian
1. 1900 Park Fare This restaurant serves meals to guests at breakfast and dinner – and serves them up buffet-style! Breakfast has an array of fruits, pastries, and other baked goods, as well as a sampling of breakfast meats and pancakes! The menu is clearly whimsical as we were able to top our pancakes with gummy bears and whipped cream! While enjoying their breakfast, guests can meet and greet wi
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26 January
5 Amazing Places to Dine at the Grand Floridian
2. Citrico’s Citrico’s is located on the second-floor of the main building and serves dinners to guests. It is a fancier dining option that allows guests to choose a multi-course meal from their menu. Guests will ultimately select dishes from four separate menus. The dessert menu is expansive, so be sure to save some room for a sweet treat at the end of the meal! Entrées span from seafood selectio
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26 January
5 Amazing Places to Dine at the Grand Floridian
3. Grand Floridian Café Serving lunch and dinner, the Grand Flordian Café offers traditional options such as burgers, a deli sandwich and pasta. At dinner, more options are on the menu to include shrimp and grits, pork chops, and salmon. The menu is expansive and the prices are very reasonable, so guests may want to consider visiting this restaurant before an evening in the parks or after a long d
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26 January
5 Amazing Places to Dine at the Grand Floridian
4. Narcoossee’s This restaurant is situation on the bank of the Seven Seas Lagoon and offers phenomenal views of the lagoon, views of the Magic Kingdom, as well as the Electrical Water Pageant. The menu is similar to Citrico’s as it is slightly fancier, but has a nice assortment of appetizers. The entrée menu features more seafood choices, but there are land options too! While the menu is fancy
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26 January
5 Amazing Places to Dine at the Grand Floridian
5. Victoria and Albert’s Far and away the fanciest restaurant on property, Victoria and Albert’s is a multi-course meal that will require advanced reservations and will require guests to get dressed up! The menu has some fancy options, but a meal here is a once-in-a-lifetime experience! Since the food is made-to-order, a meal at Victoria and Albert’s will take much longer than a traditional dinne
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23 January
Tackling Epcot’s World Showcase – Top 15 Experiences You Should Have
11. The Wild Beauty of Canada While tackling the countries, you’re sure to notice the many kinds of plants and flowers along the way—accents in authenticity and nods to that particular nation. But nothing compares to Victoria Gardens at the Canada Pavilion. Inspired by British Columbia’s famed Butchart Gardens, the Victoria Gardens stand out as the largest of all the gardens in Epcot’s World Showc
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23 January
Tackling Epcot’s World Showcase – Top 15 Experiences You Should Have
12. Characters the “Disney” World Over Get ready for meeting, greeting, and taking pictures with some of your favorite Disney characters at home in their own countries. Check out Donald’s vibrant sombrero while in Mexico. Stop by the Sommerhus in Norway to visit with Elsa and Anna. In China you can meet Mulan and other characters from the movie. Then in Germany and you’ll find Snow White by her wi
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23 January
Tackling Epcot’s World Showcase – Top 15 Experiences You Should Have
13. Authentic Shopping The shops and stops within each distinct pavilion even feature authentic goods direct from that nation. Furnishings, clothing, food and drink, handmade items, and other products you may have originally thought were exclusive to that nation can be found in pavilion shops. You’ll also notice that the cast members working here are actually from their represented countries. On a
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