Ralph Brennan's kitchen or the kitchen express????

[pumba]

I am only a lowly moderator on this board...and I go to Disney at least once or twice a year..
BUT never heard of this restaurant or the counter service one ...
Has anyone any reviews on either...

Thanks in advance

[figment_jii]

Originally Posted by pumba

I am only a lowly moderator on this board...and I go to Disney at least once or twice a year..
BUT never heard of this restaurant or the counter service one ...
Has anyone any reviews on either...

Thanks in advance

Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen is the sit down restaurant, while the Kitchen Express is the counter service venue. Some items from the restaurant is available at the Kitchen. They only location is at Downtown Disney in Disneyland (Anaheim, CA) (I just realized I'm on the WDW Restaurant board). That might be why you've not heard about it...

Give me a sec to find my reviews...I've posted photos from the resturant in the "My Disneyland Dining Reviews, with Pictures" thread in the past.
http://disboards.com/showpost.php?p=...postcount=3146
http://disboards.com/showpost.php?p=...postcount=3101

The restaurant features New Orleans themed food items. Almost everything I've tried has been really good. Some of the food has a pretty strong kick (i.e., spicy), but some things can be toned down if needed. Most of the seating is outside, so it can be chilly in the winter, but it's a great way to people watch when the weather is nice. Both venues are located towards western end of DTD, across from Tortilla Joe's. They have a lunch and dinner menu, and on Sunday they have a brunch menu. For the kids, there is a Sunday brunch buffet (children only), with lots of standard breakfast fare. On Sunday, they also have live jazz music inside the main room. On Thursday nights, they have dueling pianos.

My family (all adults) loves to go for Sunday brunch. We start with the Bourbon Street Sampler (really good, with calamari, fried artichokes, and several other items). I usually get the shrimp and grits (the grits are nothing like any other grits I've had - these are very creamy and yummy). For dessert, it's beignets, which are really good. You can also get the beignets over at the Express if you don't want to eat the restaurant.

[wdwpirates]

This is at DL, right???

[figment_jii]

Originally Posted by wdwpirates

This is at DL, right???

Yup!