Entree at Restaurant on Dining Plan?

[creeljeff1982]

Do the entree meals come with a side or do you only get the steak if you order the steak and then have to pay extra for a side?

 

[mmouse50]

It is whatever is in the description of the steak (something like garlic potatoes) but if it is a separate part of the menu such as the ones that are available at Yachtsman, those are separate.

 

[Windsor Princesses]

You can always ask for an alternative as well. If it says rice and you'd rather the potatoes (or whatever the options are) ask and see what they can do. I ended up getting delicious veggies and a small portion of rice from Y&Y instead of a huge helping of rice.
The Dinging plan just means your have pre-paid for your food, not that your choices are limited​

 

[sbobbio]

It depends on the restaurant your at and the description of item. At Le Cellier in Canada there are potatoes or rice both with additional veggies

 

[Cafeen]

You can always ask for an alternative as well. If it says rice and you'd rather the potatoes (or whatever the options are) ask and see what they can do. I ended up getting delicious veggies and a small portion of rice from Y&Y instead of a huge helping of rice.
The Dinging plan just means your have pre-paid for your food, not that your choices are limited

Unless you'd rather have an app than a dessert .

For the OP, most entrees have some sort of side(s) with them. Unless you are ordering from a prix fixe menu at the restaurant, they will usually substitute with sides that are offered on other entrees. Sides that are sold separately are typically unavailable unless you want to pay extra for them. However, as the quoted poster above me mentions, there's no harm in asking what they can do.

 

[TDC Nala]

If the side is listed and priced separately from the entree, then you pay for it.

 

[DebbieB]

What I hate is salads are usually extra. I like a side salad with a meal but at Disney it's never included and it's like $8 to order.