Eating off site....

[laughinplace199]

A studio will have a small fridge and a microwave. If you're not renting a car, I'd use a grocery delivery service for breakfast items and snacks and perhaps even cheese, crackers, and deli meat or something like that for light lunches. How many of you are traveling? We never do the dining plan and often split QS meals in the parks. An 8 piece chicken nuggets and fries can easily feed two of us. We also often split the pizza and salad meal at QS places, or even a burger can be cut in half. It's usally so hot that we don't want to eat big meals and by only eating half of a meal, we might have room later for a Mickey bar!

 

[softball chick]

Manny's Chophouse is a favorite for our family when we want to get something off property. My dad loves the meat choices (they've got prime rib and other cuts of steak) and my sister and I LOVE the endless salad bowl. It's a classic salad that is hand tossed at your table - I can honestly make a meal out of the salad alone and am often craving it when I'm back home.

 

[jerseygirl81]

Texas Roadhouse (steakhouse) Millers Ale house (big portions) you could share or bring back leftovers for the next day, Cracker Barrel, Flippers pizza they deliver. We also like going over to Port Orleans Riverside for their pasta bar. We only eat outside of Disney If we aren't doing a park there's some good counter service options like the food court by Soarin, Fish & chips in England and you can get back to enjoying the parks. I've heard Earl of Sandwich at Disney Springs has good and big sandwiches.

 

[manning]

If you have a microwave at home get a microwave cookbook and use it at home. you'd be surprised what you can make in it.