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With more than 3,000 food items available at WDW, everyone most likely has their own personal favorite food, as well as place to eat it.
Sure, Victoria & Albert's may be the cream of the crop, but it might not be everyone's favorite place to dine (unless they have $$ to burn, that is) :dizzy:
Me, for example... I'll take a burger from Pecos Bill's with some fries... and finish it off with a nice, cold, Dole Whip anyday.
(And, yes... my arteries have begun to harden) :-D
El Pirata Y El Perico (when it's open!!)
Which is basically never.:evil:Quote:
El Pirata Y El Perico (when it's open!!)
adamb
I know!! It's very upsetting! Where else can you get a decent Taco!!:censored:
Gotta go to Epcot. the Mexican Pavillion is about the best there is inside one of the parks now.Quote:
Where else can you get a decent Taco!!
adamb
I am so sad cause we have NEVER caught El Pirata Y El Perico open!!
We love the Ohana's open fire pit dinner (great for meat lovers), hot dogs at Casey's, Fish & Chips at UK and our newest all time favorite Alfredo di Roma in Italy. In all our trips we have never eaten there until our anniversary trip! You can be sure that I will try to add it in as often as I can from here on!
MK:
I like Columbia Harbor House for a non "fast-food" meal.
The Vegetarian Chili is great (and I'm a die-hard red meat eater!)
Main St. Baker
Disney-MGM:
Mama Melrose's - great wood-fired pizzas!
Brown Derby - gotta have the Cobb Salad
Stars & Rolls Bakery - I like having a quiet bit to eat while everyone else is doing a mad-dash for the rides.
Sci-Fine Dine In Theater - not for the food - but just for the fun of sitting in a car watching the clips of those old B-movies!
Scoops - Great Vanilla Bean Ice Cream.
Animal Kingdom:
Restarauntosaurus - I have to list this because it's my son's favorite!
Epcot:
Cantina de San Angel - yum, yum
Outside the parks:
Boardwalk Bakery
House of Blues
Fulton's Crab House - some of the best seafood in central Florida
Boatwright's Dining Hall (Dixie Landings)
RIP:
Fireworks Factory - they had great wings and an endless selection of beers
Bonfamilles (at Port Orleans) - this is the one I miss most. i loved the food - the cajun salad dressing and the ambiance. And to top it all off - the prices were reasonable.
OK... NOW I'm hungry!! :yes:
Yachtsman Steakhouse---just discovered this my last trip and what else does a six months pregnant lady want besides steak!!!
BOMA---just the smell in the AKL lobby had me sold on this one!!
Hey, CONGRATULATIONS!!! :balb: :balr: :balg: on your new :baby:!!!
(I dragged my 6 1/2 mo. pregant wife through WDW last summer... what a trooper!)
Boy or girl? Do you know yet?
Never ate at Boma, but heard nothing but good reviews...
LOVE the Flying Fish!!!
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Originally posted by Lady Di
Yachtsman Steakhouse---just discovered this my last trip and what else does a six months pregnant lady want besides steak!!!
BOMA---just the smell in the AKL lobby had me sold on this one!!
I should have clarified....Emma is five and a half months old now....my last trip was in May. Our next trip is this May and she will be nine months old. I'm planning on introducing her to the great eating at WDW at an early age!!!
Not to mention a first haircut at the Harmony Barber Shop!!
Oh, sorry.. but congrats anyway! (I have a three month old girl.. she'll be getting her first haircut at the Harmony later this year... whether she needs one or not) :-D
That's so funny because Emma desperately needs a haircut right now, and I'm giving her a combover do until May.....I know it's a little crazy, but I just can't fit in a trip to Disney right now!!
On the other hand, my friends daughter is the same age and completely bald....and she's coming in May and getting a haircut too.....even if it's only one hair!!
I wish my parents would have done the same for me before they took this picture!! :hair:
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Our hands-down favorite restaurant at WDW is 50's Prime Time Cafe. We eat there every trip. Love Dad's Super Sundae!
Hubby Bob and I have also agreed to try a table-service restaurant at each World Showcase country, not repeating any until we've tried them all. So far we've done Teppenyaki in Japan, Alfredo's in Italy, and the Biergarten in Germany. Next December will probably be France, next March will be Norway, no decision on July, 2005 yet, as it's a group trip and we haven't discussed it yet, but there's plenty of time. :D