v_gan
I can go the distance!
- Joined
- Jul 15, 2007
We've been back from our trip for over a month now. I think it's about time I get started on these reviews before all the information becomes outdated
First I'd like to mention how awesome all the new veg. dining reviews are! For my first trip to Disney World as a vegan, I had to look high and low for food information. But now it looks like it's everywhere and it's so freakin' exciting! I haven't made it all the way through yet, but I'm loving mandibc11's reviews! And I want to thank Plasticletters and ehartman4 one more time for their incredibly helpful reviews.
This trip was to celebrate mine and Jon's 5.5-year anniversary. We also had our volunteer vouchers from earlier in the year that we needed to use. We stayed at Pop Century from May 8 - May 15.
Now. I have never been to Disney World twice in a single year. It was weird. But it was also really awesome. Kind of felt like a regular. Haha.
Jon doesn't like to spend a lot of money on food. I don't either.. But I like good food! However, since we were trying to save money and I had already gone once earlier in the year, I had to pick and choose which table service restaurants I really wanted to go to. We ended up only going to five table service restaurants on the trip (if Beaches and Cream counts), but we also found some new favorites at counter service locations! We kind of shared and snacked our way through most days. Here's where me and Jon ate on our trip this May:
Saturday, May 8
Rest Area Picnic
Beaches and Cream
Sunday, May 9
Flame Tree Barbecue
Pop Century Food Court
'Ohana
Monday, May 10
Espresso Coffee and Pastries
Tangerine Cafe
Sunshine Seasons
Tuesday, May 11
Tusker House
The Wave
Wednesday, May 12
El Pirata Y El Perico
Tomorrowland Popcorn Cart
Place Ice Cream Parlor
Thursday, May 13
Backlot Express
50s Prime Time Cafe, Tune-In Lounge
California Grill
Friday, May 14
Tangerine Cafe
Liberty Inn
Saturday, May 15
Sunshine Tree Terrace
El Pirata Y El Perico
Pop Century Food Court
First I'd like to mention how awesome all the new veg. dining reviews are! For my first trip to Disney World as a vegan, I had to look high and low for food information. But now it looks like it's everywhere and it's so freakin' exciting! I haven't made it all the way through yet, but I'm loving mandibc11's reviews! And I want to thank Plasticletters and ehartman4 one more time for their incredibly helpful reviews.
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This trip was to celebrate mine and Jon's 5.5-year anniversary. We also had our volunteer vouchers from earlier in the year that we needed to use. We stayed at Pop Century from May 8 - May 15.
Now. I have never been to Disney World twice in a single year. It was weird. But it was also really awesome. Kind of felt like a regular. Haha.
Jon doesn't like to spend a lot of money on food. I don't either.. But I like good food! However, since we were trying to save money and I had already gone once earlier in the year, I had to pick and choose which table service restaurants I really wanted to go to. We ended up only going to five table service restaurants on the trip (if Beaches and Cream counts), but we also found some new favorites at counter service locations! We kind of shared and snacked our way through most days. Here's where me and Jon ate on our trip this May:
Saturday, May 8
Rest Area Picnic
Beaches and Cream
Sunday, May 9
Flame Tree Barbecue
Pop Century Food Court
'Ohana
Monday, May 10
Espresso Coffee and Pastries
Tangerine Cafe
Sunshine Seasons
Tuesday, May 11
Tusker House
The Wave
Wednesday, May 12
El Pirata Y El Perico
Tomorrowland Popcorn Cart
Place Ice Cream Parlor
Thursday, May 13
Backlot Express
50s Prime Time Cafe, Tune-In Lounge
California Grill
Friday, May 14
Tangerine Cafe
Liberty Inn
Saturday, May 15
Sunshine Tree Terrace
El Pirata Y El Perico
Pop Century Food Court