Dining Plan - Sides at a Counter Service?

[threeboysmom]

I'm confused as to what Disney means by a "side" at a counter service. They say you get a meal, a side, a dessert, and a drink. So what would be considered a side? I'm assuming if you get a burger with fries, then that would be considered your side already? Doesn't everything come with fries or carrots?? So what would be left for a side?

 

[Lewisc]

I'm confused as to what Disney means by a "side" at a counter service. They say you get a meal, a side, a dessert, and a drink. So what would be considered a side? I'm assuming if you get a burger with fries, then that would be considered your side already? Doesn't everything come with fries or carrots?? So what would be left for a side?

The current MYW dining brochure says you get:
(1) Entrée
(1) Dessert
(1) Single Serving non-alcoholic beverage

or
(1) Complete Combo meal with dessert and (1) Single serving non-alcoholic beverage

The "side" term was listed on the old vouchers. I think they dropped the side reference since almost everything comes with fries or carrots.

PM is not giving you bacon with breakfast unless you get a combo so I think the side reference no longer applies.

 

[katecca]

Just returned and used the dining plan. All the counters we had were chicken strips or burgers or philly cheesesteak sandwich with fries or pizza by itself. Each came with a medium drink and a desert such as a brownie or a cookie.

 

[WDW1st-timers]

The current MYW dining brochure says you get:
(1) Entrée
(1) Drink
(1) Single Serving non-alcoholic beverage

or
(1) Complete Combo meal with dessert and (1) Single serving non-alcoholic beverage

The "side" term was listed on the old vouchers. I think they dropped the side reference since almost everything comes with fries or carrots.

PM is not giving you bacon with breakfast unless you get a combo so I think the side reference no loger applies.

I'm assuming that you ment desert under the entree part; and not writing a drink down.