For DHS, I've been to Brown Derby I think twice, and liked it. I tried Mamma Melrose's once (it's sometimes difficult to get a reservation), and thought it was good too (I'd probably go again) (I'm not Italian though, so maybe I'm not a good person to ask how good Italian restaurants are ).
Of your other new ones you are trying for the first time: BoG is themed really well (food is decent enough, but not necessarily outstanding, IMO), I've only been for Breakfast and Lunch though, haven't done the true Table Service for dinner. Teppan Edo is a good show, possibly not much different than any other Japanese restaurant with the Hibachi grill being done right in front of you. (It is family seating, so you will make new friends... just to be aware). Beaches and Cream is good, presumably the focus is the ice cream . It is truly TINY if you have never walked by it. Make sure you get your reservation in ASAP when your 180 days opens. You can always cancel without penalty if you re-evaluate closer to your trip. Been to Chefs de France once, and liked it. I lucked out and had a seat near the window (lunchtime) and had a decent view of the performers outside during part of my meal. Never been to the Horseshoe or Raglan road.
Not that you asked in general, but since you mentioned Raglan Road, if you are looking for any other D Springs places, I've liked Paddlefish. Additionally, as a quick spot to grab some snack (bar appetizers) type food, Jock Lindsey's Hangar Bar is good because it does not take reservations, so you just walk in and look for a seat. Not too many places you can do that at WDW these days. Of course it's not really a spontaneous thing to accidentally end up at Disney Springs, but if you happen to be thinking about being over there for any other reason, it's a thing to consider.
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