tweetylori
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I have read many many restaurant reviews/trip reports here and admired every single one of them. However my circumstances have never amounted to me having the same kind of wonderful trip experience that most of you have. By that, I mean a total Disney immersion full of Disney Dining Plans and nothing but Disney. Instead, my trips to Florida have always involved Disney, family and other adventures. This trip was partially business (if you can call the Children's Miracle Network Celebration business)...I was fortunately sent for such "business", but I assure you, it was total pleasure. A rewarding experience I'll never forget. It was also a trip to visit family and friends.
Anyway...on to the food part. I arrived via air on Wednesday, March 19th. After taking the Magical Express to Coronado Springs, I was hungry. They told me I had to wait for a room, so I headed for Pepper Market. Since it was the beginning of my trip, I was eager to maintain healthy eating habits from recent weight loss.
Hah! Let's see how long that lasted! 
Anyway, after looking at the selections, and not wanting anything too heavy, I selected what they called a Shrimp Cocktail. I would call it a Salad with Shrimp Cocktail. This was really good! It was 4 large shrimp and cocktail sauce served on a bed of nice green lettuce with an Asian-style dressing. Light and delicious, and surprisingly not as expensive as many other options. It was $8.95 plus an iced tea for $2.19. With tax and the automatic service charge (they should leave that off and let us add it, cause I would've added more) was $13.05. If you're looking for a nice light meal at a reasonable price, this is it! (sorry, didn't take a picture).
Anyway...on to the food part. I arrived via air on Wednesday, March 19th. After taking the Magical Express to Coronado Springs, I was hungry. They told me I had to wait for a room, so I headed for Pepper Market. Since it was the beginning of my trip, I was eager to maintain healthy eating habits from recent weight loss.
Hah! Let's see how long that lasted! Anyway, after looking at the selections, and not wanting anything too heavy, I selected what they called a Shrimp Cocktail. I would call it a Salad with Shrimp Cocktail. This was really good! It was 4 large shrimp and cocktail sauce served on a bed of nice green lettuce with an Asian-style dressing. Light and delicious, and surprisingly not as expensive as many other options. It was $8.95 plus an iced tea for $2.19. With tax and the automatic service charge (they should leave that off and let us add it, cause I would've added more) was $13.05. If you're looking for a nice light meal at a reasonable price, this is it! (sorry, didn't take a picture).
