Hi everyone! We have passed the 180 day mark and I am getting super excited about our trip 
On our many previous trips, we have not made any dining reservations, as we like to choose what we do depending on how we feel. We have always been successful getting walk-ins. I think this is for three reasons:
1. There are only two of us.
2. We don't mind waiting for a table and having a pre-dinner drink at the bar first after we have checked in at the seating podium.
3. We normally eat dinner around 8pm or later.
Our November trip is 15 nights 
so we thought we would make a few ADRs and then be spontaneous for the rest of the time.
We have chosen and booked:
Il Mulino - dinner
Yak & Yeti - late lunch
Sanaa - dinner
Cape May Cafe - early dinner
We are also doing Mickey's Jingle Jungle 5k and Epcot food and wine festival. Other than that our plans are flexible and will be created as we go.
We have free quick service dining, so we will only have to pay for table service meals. Our snacks and counter service are included! There was no point paying for the upgrade as neither of us like desserts and we will be eating out of Disney sometimes.
I may make one more ADR, so let me know your suggestions. (Some tips - We are going to do lunch at Be Our Guest. I don't think we will do table service at Epcot as we would rather snack round the world at F&W. Although we are trying the clam bake at Cape May we are generally not fans of buffet or family style dining. No characters! - that would be one step too far for DH but I am working on him 
no ticker 
You will like it. I am not a huge curry fan, but it is out of this world. Just FYI there, bread is NOT included with the meal. They ask you when you first sit and we were like SURE because we are used to bread being part of the meal, but it wasn't. It was like $7 extra. Not a huge deal, but I try to tell people so they know. 
