Lets start with my favorite, 'Ohana. Imagine the warmth of an orange and blue sunset, the glow of burning embers of oak from a grill over the worlds largest indoor firepit. 'Ohana Feast will transport you to an island far, far away.

One of the more recent additions to the Polynesian's selection of restaurants is Kona Cafe. Introduced in 1998, it has become a favorite to many WDW visitors. It is where you can get a taste of the Polynesian's famous Tonga Toast.

If you want to enjoy the Kona coffee and don't have time to sit, go next to the Kona Cafe to the Kona Cafe coffee bar. This is a great place to get your favorite coffee drink along with a cookie or muffin.

Next to 'Ohana is the Tambu Lounge. This is a great place to go before your reservations at 'Ohana or if you just want a nice place to relax and get a drink and an appetizer (served from 5:00 p.m. to 12:00 midnight).

The Grand opening of the Polynesian Resort had a luau on the beach with entertainers from many of the Pacific islands. Later Luau Cove was created and housed the Polynesian's Luau show. What use to be the Polynesian Luau has become The Spirit of Aloha. You can enjoy great flavors of the Pacific and watch a fun and entertaining show.

The last place to eat (but not least) is Captain Cook's Snack Company (yes Cook's not Hook's). This is a walk-up counter cafe in the Great Ceremonial House that offers breakfast and all-day dining. There are many food items to choose from. Stop on in and see what it has to offer.