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| View Poll Results: Which CL has the best food?!! | |||
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4 | 8.00% |
| WL |
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9 | 18.00% |
| CR |
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0 | 0% |
| POLY |
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10 | 20.00% |
| GF |
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14 | 28.00% |
| BC |
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6 | 12.00% |
| YC |
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4 | 8.00% |
| BWI |
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3 | 6.00% |
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Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: Maryland
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Club Level: Who has the best FOOD?
Let's face it, to some of us it is about the food.
Everything else aside, which CL has the best food? This isn't about atmosphere, friendly CMs, size of the lounge, or any of that ...just food!
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Stephanie
Me, DH, DD15, DD13Jan 2002 - CR/WL Jan 2003 - WL May 2003 - CBR Nov 2005 - POP Nov 2008 - POR Jan/Feb 2011 - BC CL April 2014 - CSR |
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I'm running out of material and may have to resort to re-posting wattle and Siegfried and Roy
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: NoVA
Posts: 13,947
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I voted for the Old Faithful Club...
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Chicken skewers, ancho chili chicken skewers, salmon chowder, satay, venison meatballs, venison spring rolls, duck pot stickers, pulled-pork shooters, bacon-wrapped scallops, crab rangoon… They also always have a tasty variety of cold items such as arugula salad, potato and bean salad, buffalo salad, tomato caprese, antipasto platter, crudités, cheeses, hummus, baba ganoush, sun dried tomato pesto, bleu ranch dip, turkey and cheese roll-ups, PBJ shooters, breads… For breakfast they always have cut-up fresh fruit, including delicious fresh pineapple every morning. Apples and bananas are also out all the time. They also have fresh chocolate chip and blueberry muffins, croissants, pastries such as cinnamon buns, cereals, bagels (with cream cheese, jelly and peanut butter), yogurt, and oatmeal (only seasonally). Every evening a delicious cobbler is available. Usually it's an apple, peach or berry cobbler. There are also Magic Bars, brownies and cookies and the portion sizes are generous. All the food is always replenished quickly, even right up to closing time. I've never stayed RPC/SL, but from what I have read and seen, they offer a great variety of foods and have items other lounges don't, such as scones and cold meats at breakfast.
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: London, England
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Wow I really want to stay WL Club Level now... That sounds delish.
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Southwest FL
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We've stayed CL at the Contemporary, Poly, BWI & GF (Sugar Loaf). Of those, GF had the best/most plentiful food offerings. Breakfast had sliced meats & cheeses, oatmeal & toppings, and yogurt in addition to a wide selection of pastries & cereals & such. The mid-day snacks included roasted veggies & dip and flatbreads in addition to the typical chips, cookies & gummies. GF also offers a daily tea time snack of coffee & tea (obvs) plus scones & banana bread & trifles. And their evening offerings were fabulous -- just the best variety we've seen.
That said, it wasn't my favorite CL. The lounge was always really busy & crowded and we never felt like we could just relax there. If we returned to GF, I'd want to stay RPC, as they have the same food offerings but a larger, more relaxed lounge area.
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Earning My Ears
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Central PA
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The Royal Palm Court Lounge at the Grand Floridian is - in my opinion - serving the best food!
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Posts: 8,501
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Having only stayed CL at GF and WL, my vote is for GF RPC/SL (both have the same offerings), with WL CL running a very close second
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Atlanta
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We've been to all of them, and all have their merits.
Best CM's = BWI Best Food = GF RPC
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Those mashed taters are sounding good about now
The more they are washed the softer they get Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Pass Christian,Mississippi
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Northern Virginia
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I have stayed at WL, GF, Poly, AKL, Yacht Club & the BWI All club levels.
Hard to say for me as I like both the WL & the BWI> However I would have to say WL as it had more that I could eat due to my allergies*. Second would be BWI. * yes they knew about my allergies beforehand & only the WL went the extra miles to make sure I had something to eat The others said it would be too much trouble. This coming from we do everything for their guests that has allergies lol.
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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: California
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We've tried CL at YC, BC, AKL, Poly, and the GF.
I pick the GF for best food offerings since there is protein at breakfast (cold cuts), a good mid-day snack with veggies, dips, and little sandwiches, and tea in the afternoon with scones and Devonshire cream. I actually didn't love the dinner appetizers all that much compared to other resorts, but the GF is the only one that has something good to snack on in the middle of the day (other than chips, goldfish, and gummy candies). ETA: My family votes for AKL as our second choice. Always had hot oatmeal in the morning, the amazing espresso machine, afternoon tea with scones and cookies. And great food at dinnertime.
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Charlotte, NC
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I have tried GF, Poly, BWI, AKL and WL and by far my favorite is WL.
So far they have the best evening offerings. I agree with previous post that the cold cuts at GF for breakfast are nice, but the evening offerings were just ok.
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Join Date: Apr 2011
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Maybe we just hit a bad week, but we were a little disappointed by the food at the GF. We were in SL last July. Having meats at breakfast was nice, but the Poly was better in the evening.
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Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: Maryland
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It figures! The 3 I am trying to decide between are the 3 front-runners! LOL!
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Stephanie
Me, DH, DD15, DD13Jan 2002 - CR/WL Jan 2003 - WL May 2003 - CBR Nov 2005 - POP Nov 2008 - POR Jan/Feb 2011 - BC CL April 2014 - CSR |
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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: California
Posts: 8,211
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Guess we're not much help to you then! In all honesty, though, these things are so subjective that what is one person's favorite could easily be something another person doesn't care for.
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Atlanta
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The selection seems to be hit or miss at SL. (Also, it can get REALLY crowded in SL at times.... )
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