Any experts out there on Chef Mickeys???

[jenjersnap]

Breakfast or dinner, we try to choose to eat as late as possible and it has never been chaotic. That works for us cos we're on Mountain time so eating at 8:30 is only 6:30 for us.

We'll be testing this theory two weeks from tonight. Wondering if free dining madness will keep it a heck of a lot more chaotic than we're used to!

 

[wdwmickey]

My DD (13) and I had breakfast at Chef Mickey in April. We loved the character interaction--every character added happy birthday to their autograph in her book and spent lots of time at our table. We had a 7:30 adr. The waitress we had was wonderful and attentive. The restaurant was very quiet when we arrived, got noisier as our meal went on. However, the food was awful my DD is not picky and usually eats me out of house and home and even she left Chef Mickey's hungry. We did love LTT. Have a great time!

 

[tiomarco1@aol.com]

absolutely THE single worst dining experience i have ever had in my entire life. The food was barely edible (what there was of it -- the buffet was practically bare), the roar of screaming children was absolutely deafening and the place was lit up so brightly we wore our sunglasses inside. It took FOREVER to be noticed by our server to place drink orders and we never saw him again. Finally flagged another one down to get our check.

The good news is there is great character interaction.....

But, there is NO WAY i would ever go back there.