Concierge Food

[Lisa in Pa]

Anyone know what is seved and is it worth it?

 

[SueP]

depends on what kind of rate you get for the room in the first place. For instance--we are doing Poly concierge in a few weeks. Rack rate would have been $2188 ($547/night for 4 nights) You'd have to eat alot of food for that! I did have the reservation with a 10% DC, which made it $1969 ($492/night) which was still in the high range, but we are splitting the room cost two ways, and it's peak season, short trip....amazing how you can justify expenses at WDW! Anyway, just got an AP rate last Saturday of $1128 ($282/night) So splitting the room will cost me $564 (or $141/night) and for that, I can eat enough, plus take enough water bottles to make it worth it! Don't know about breakfast (continental--probably the standard fare) but I have this from another board:

Polynesian Resort Information

Concierge Menu (as of October 2000)

Sunday - Mexican Night:
Mexican Lasagna, Tortillas/Chips/Cheese Salsa & condiments, Grilled Vegetables with Balsamic Vinegar, Tropical Fruit
Children's Table: Ham & Cheese Halves and Cupcakes.


Monday - Asian Night:
Assorted Sushi, Fruit Salsa & Shrimp Chips, Crudite & Dip
Children's Table: Turkey & Swiss Sandwiches and Brownies.


Tuesday - Luau Night:
Sesame Chicken Pasta with Sweet Garlic Soy, Seasonal Fruits, Cheese Tray, Crudite & Dip
Children's Table: Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches


Wednesday - ‘Ohana Night:
Vegetable Spring Rolls with sweet chili sauce, Apple Pasta Salad, Tropical Fruits, Crudite & dip
Children's Table - Tuna Salad Sandwiches and Cupcakes


Thursday - Kona Night:
Sticky Chicken Wings, Chicken Fajitas with Char sui sauce, Potato & Macaroni Salad, Seasonal Fruits, Crudite & Dip
Children's Table - Ham and Cheese Rollups


Friday, Italian Night:
Meatballs & Tomato Sauce, Antipasto Salad, Pasta & Pepper Salad, Tropical Fruits
Children's Table - Turkey & Cheese, Tortillas


Saturday, Moroccan Night:
Cous Cous with vegetables, Spicy Bean Dip, Pita Bread, Cucumber & Tomato Salad, Moroccan Crudite, Seasonal Fruits
Children's Table - Tuna Salad


Children’s desserts vary nightly. They may include chocolate pudding, strawberries, grapes and other surprises!

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[andychris14]

I am a little confused about the concerige food? When are these meals served? So you get a continental breakfast and dinner? Which hotels offer these rooms with the concerige package? When calling what do I ask for? Any help would be appreciated.I am not going until next year but am gathering all of my information to start planning. Thanks again

 

[mikamouse]

I have stayed in the majority of the ocncierge on WDW property....It has more or less all the same as far as food goes....with the exception on what is servered....I liked the YC the best!! I have two links under my sig...that has several of the concierge lounges wiht food....and the rooms so you can get an idea of what it is like!

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[Buckleybunch]

I've never thought of the concierge having food.. I have learned soemthing.. What times do they have the buffets?? This might be something I have to look into..
Thanks

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[figmentvi]

Just like with resort packages, you should do the math. DH and I are going to be staying at the YC in Dec. We currently have ressies for a water view room. I checked into concierge rates and the difference is $120.00/night. For just the two of us, that's just not worth what really amounts to snack foods and drinks. For $120.00 we could get alot more food and drinks at one of the restaurants. Now if you have more than two people in a room it might be worth it. So the moral of the story is "Do the Math !!"