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I am going to Disneyworld with a very large group from my husband's family. We sat down today to figure out what restaurants we all want to go to and coordinate who wants to go where. (There's about 30 of us going).

My question is, for those that have been to Disney, which would you recommend: O'Hana or Biergarten?

I've read a lot of positive reviews about O'hana but not much on Biergarten. There are a bunch of people that want to go to Biergarten 1 night, but was hoping to get some feedback before I commit.


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We went to Biergarten last year and really enjoyed it. If I remember correctly, about 1/2 of the buffet items were gluten free...the chef walked me through the buffet and discussed each item. My husband and I were suprised by how many of the items we enjoyed. I can't remember exactly what was/wasn't gluten-free since DD3 is the only one who has celiac and she isn't into sausages and other German foods. They also gave DD gluten-free mac n cheese (Amy's I think) and a gluten free roll (Ener-G dinner roll and it was pretty good). The buffet desserts weren't gluten-free from what I remember, but they did bring DD a gluten-free brownie (French Meadow Bakery). I am not sure if they (or anywhere in Disney World) serves gluten-free beer...beer is a big thing at Biergarten. However, the atmosphere of Biergarten is great--live music/show every 30 minutes. We went down to the front and danced--I think it would be a great place for a big group so you can chat with other members of your group during dinner. We went to 'Ohana about 3 years ago and the food was very good, but it was before DD was diagnosed, so I don't know how gluten-free-friendly it would be. I would definitely recommend Biergarten for you based on the gluten-free options and the atmosphere. Have fun!

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