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The food at Ohana was great. I also liked the place in Norway at Epcot with the princesses.

Oh! Disney! My favorite topic! We are Florida residents and annual passholders (well, we didn't get passes this year since we have a new baby, but we have been for several years). We usually don't eat sit-down meals because I'm cheap and sit down meals are expensive at Disney. So here are my favorites for snacks/counter service meals!

Magic Kingdom:
- best snack ever, DOLE WHIP - it's a pineapple soft serve. So gooood. I get this every time I am at Magic Kingdom.
- my favorite counter service is Columbia Harbor House in Fantasyland/Liberty Square. They have fried fish/shrimp but I usually get a salad, which are really good. They also have a hummus and broccoli slaw sandwich that I really like. Take your food and sit upstairs - it is air conditioned and you're in a little alcove overlooking Fantasyland. Great to people watch!
- Sleepy Hollow in Liberty Square: not really a full restaurant, more snacks, but they have ice cream cookie sandwiches, and different kinds of waffle sandwiches (one is spicy chicken, but they have one that's Nutella and fruit yummmm).

Epcot:
- Sunshine Seasons at the Land Pavilion. Lots of different kind of food (the grilled salmon, or rotisserie chicken) - all fresh stuff with veggies, etc. I think possibly best counter service in WDW.
- Tangerine Cafe: the counter service in Morocco. Super tasty Middle Eastern food, a little pricey for a quick service but the plates are large enough to split.
- In France: the kiosks with crepes and the frozen slushy drinks (Grand Marnier slushy and lemon vodka slushy!).
- In Germany: the Karamel Kuche, it's a bakery with all kinds of homemade caramel stuff. Everything I've had is amazing.
- Via Napoli (sit down restaurant) in Italy - awesome pizza, but $$$. Big portions, good for splitting.

Hollywood Studios: all the food is bad!

Animal Kingdom: Flame Tree BBQ is the best counter service place to eat. Everything is pretty good, they smoke the meat there.

@T.H.O.U.: haven't done either of those at HS so can't comment...but character dining at Chef Mickey's (in the Contemporary hotel) is SO much fun - food isn't foodie quality but there's a wide variety. The atmosphere (and the sundar bar silly: is awesome). I can't wait to take DD there in March!

MK: Liberty Tree
Epcot: Biergarten, Tangierine Cafe
Studios: Prime Time Cafe
plus Boma at Animal Kingdom Lodge

Also Eater has a great run-down: http://www.eater.com/disney

@T.H.O.U. I haven't tried any of the sit down restaurants at Hollywood studios but I an sure they're good! The counter service food is just nothing special.

Also check out the Disney Food Blog!

I love breakfast at Whispering Canyon in the Wilderness Lodge. We usually stay there just to have breakfast in the morning.

And I think the Sci-Fi Drive in restaurant at HS is fun!

We loved Sleepy Hollow at MK, they have delicious waffle sandwiches! Be Our Guest is fun too because of the great atmosphere/theme. Flame Tree BBQ and Tusker House (character breakfast) at AK, Prime Time Cafe at HS. California Grill at Contemporary is great for fine dining, and it has a beautiful view of MK.

@MrsADS: I second Disney Food Blog! The reviews are great and it has lots of helpful tips/tricks.

I really liked the food at the HoopDeeDoo Review, but I am really not sure it's a kid friendly place. We went when I was pregnant.

I also liked the character breakfast at Animal Kingdom/Tusker House.

I think the best restaurants are at Downtown Disney, though.

We had the absolutely best Swedish/Norwegian meatballs I have ever had in my life at Askershus. The lingonberry* sauce is so uniquely divine. My fave for sure. Ask for a window table for castle like ambience!

Sci fi was fun but not tasty enough for the price tag. Columbia Harbor was pretty decent for the price range.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lingonberry_jam