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1. Coronado Springs - SO wonderfully serene and relaxing! 2. Caribbean Beach 3. Saratoga Springs 4. All-Star Music

I would absolutely recommend San Angel Inn at Epcot for a relatively inexpensive sit-down meal to anyone who likes Mexican food. The atmosphere is great, and so peaceful - we loved our lunch there last year! If you're looking to skip a park, I would agree with those who've said it's a better...

Our last actual meal is always dinner on the last night, because on our last morning we wake up, load up the car, and go. Where we have that last dinner usually varies, but we like to close down MK on our last night, and we always get ice cream on Main Street right before closing time. We grab...

I wouldn't really put one ahead of the other. We relish the different meal choices and dining atmospheres that Disney offers...and then use that energy in our nonstop touring! Seriously, no WDW trip would be complete without both an afternoon of snacking around the world at Epcot and a day...

Agreed. Because every flavor comes out through the same spout, to me, whatever you get ends like a funky amalgam of all the flavors. No thanks. :sick:

I really enjoy Tangierine Cafe but didn't care for the food at Marrakesh. The atmosphere was great, but we got the Chicken Couscous (blech) and the Shish Kebab (edible but wouldn't choose to get it again).

I think the answer to not getting tired of CS places is to choose places that are more off the beaten path and aren't the usual burgers and chicken fingers. Epcot World Showcase choices, WPE or EoS at Downtown Disney, now BOG at lunch, things of that nature.

The dining plan reimburses the restaurants a set amount of money for a 1 TS credit (double for 2TS) regardless of what a patron orders. The common opinion on the DIS is that this has led to a "dumbing down" of menus, as venues remove higher-end or more unique menu options in order to remain...

I really enjoyed it and think it is better than the one I later saw in Vegas (Mystere).

If you were asking about dinner, I'd say Tony's (not a fan of LTT's family-style dinner). But for lunch, LTT definitely wins out.

I think if I'd ordered the salad you did, I would have the same opinion of Sanaa that you do. I'm not a fan of dark meat chicken or dressing-drenched salads, either...and combining the two would make it that much worse! Most of the "ravers" (myself included) got the "Slow Cooked in Gravy"...

That's what I always end up thinking, too. Same when people compare Le Cellier to Outback. Do I just have really terrible Quiznos and Outbacks near me? Love EoS! The chicken chipotle sandwich is my favorite, and was just made a part of the regular menu!

Just like there are many people out there who don't understand those of us who make repeat trips to WDW, I personally don't find much appeal to Vegas. I will say the Paris hotel is very nice, and after discovering that Vegas wasn't the place for me, I spent two long relaxing afternoons...

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Sweet! I love the Chipotle Chicken Avocado sandwich! Our first-ever visit to EoS was this past trip, and that's the sandwich I got. I was sad when they said it was just that month's "special" and wouldn't be there on my next trip. Now it will! :thumbsup2

The Trading Post store has maple candy and other Canada-specific snacks like the Cadbury Wunderbar.

We usually spend around $3k, and we go every other year for a week. That is usually a value or offsite room, OOP food, park hopper 7-day tickets for two, and round-trip gas driving from central TX.

Our tradition is to cook a nice steak dinner together at home and watch The Princess Bride. Also usually done on the weekend before or after, because weeknights are too hectic and not relaxing. Going out for Valentine's day (even at the weekend) is overcrowded and noisy, and besides we...

TS: - Le Cellier - San Angel Inn - Chefs de France - Jiko - Sanaa CS: - Tangierine Cafe - Earl of Sandwich - Columbia Harbour House - Flame Tree BBQ - Pizzafari (for the hot Italian sandwich) Snacks: - Dole whip - just about anything from Karamell Kuche, especially the...

Good food is still only worth what it's worth. I may have an absolute favorite fast-food restaurant...but I would not pay sit-down prices for it. I may have a favorite casual sit-down, but would not pay Ruth's Chris or Melting Pot prices for it. That is what has happened to Le Cellier...