Favoite CS, or Quick Service restaurants?

[mickeyluv'r]

MK: In my mind, both Pecos Bill and Columbia Harbor House have a greasy fry smell about them - like they both need better ventolation. Cosmic Ray's is about as good as it gets in the park. This park is alittle weak on CS. There's decent hot dogs at Casey's if you are a dog eater, but that's about all they have there. the TNTerrace had an interesting menu, but it's only open seasonally now. Your best bet is probably to hop on the monorail and head to GF or Poly for lunch. Uless you have a late breakfst buffet booked.

MGM: Toy Story Pizza Planet is cute, but the pizzas Disney pizza. It's edible, but not great. The 'food court' area is about the worst (near ToT). the bst place to eat is the Studio Catering at the back of the park. They keep changing the menu, and they don't have aton of choices, but the food's always been pretty decent there.


Epcot: Sunshine Seasons, the Yakitori House or Tangierine Cafe

AK: My favorite used to be Tusker House, but it's going to be a buffet now. Didn't like Flametree at all. Pizzafari is okay. I used to also like the chicken dumpling cart, but that's gone now too.

DTD: Wolfgang Puck Express - by far! One of the better QS on property.


What we usually do is try to eat a good breakfast. Usually at the QS at our resort. If you eat good proteins and fresh fruit at breakfast, then you can skip lunch, esp on the DDP. Maybe have a snack or two somewhere without feeling guilty. (Ice cream is good.) Sometimes we split a lunch. Sometimes we go back to the resort and split an entree there before swimming or cleaning up for dinner. Then we have a big sit down dinner. If you go to buffet, or have a full mutli-course meal (DDP), you'll still feel a little full in the morning!

Though I admit, if we go to EMH, I'm in the habit of ending the night with a chocolate chip cookie fix!

 

[ZoZo]

It's not exactly a CS meal, but my hands-down favorite quick meal on our trip two weeks ago was at the bar at the Poly (next to O'Hana's). They have the best lettuce wraps! Once we ordered them, it only took 10 minutes to get them.

They were fabulous - enough food to be a snack for two people or a meal for one. Great grilled chicken breast, shredded cucumber and carrot, some yummy type of Asian "coleslaw", and a peanut dipping sauce. Wish we would have found these earlier in our trip - we definitely would have had them more than once! But we found them on the last night.

(Oh, BTW, they're only about $8!!)

 

[AUdisfan]

I absolutely agree about the Pepper Market! It is the best CS restaurant on property for any meal. They need more places like this at WDW. Since we're on a limited budget, don't do DDP and have 2 sm children we eat more CS than TS and sometimes have a hard time finding something good. We're staying at OKW on our next trip and the CS there only has a very few choices.

We always eat at Casey's and Cantina de San Angel. Thinking about going crazy this time and trying either Pecos Bill's or El Pirate y El Perico(is that close to the right name?) while at MK and maybe Rose & Crown at Epcot.

 

[mdoc]

At Epcot, Sunshine Seasons.

At MK, Pecos Bill. Columbia Harbour House is a close second.

At AK, I don't like any of them, but DH and the kids like the barbecue place (Flame Tree?)

At MGM, ABC Commissary. It doesn't compare to Sunshine Seasons or Pecos Bill, but IMO it's the best they have.

I've never eaten in a CS place at one of the resorts, so I can't comment on those.

 

[A_NY_Outlaw]

My picks would be as follows:
MK: Columbia House and Cosmic Ray's

EPCOT: Electric Umbrella

AK: Flame Tree BBQ

MGM: Pizza Planet

 

[Br'erBriere]

MK- Pinocchio Village Haus. Fun to watch the IASW boats and people wave if you can get a seat at the window. The turkey sandwich is also very good there. Also I love Pinocchio and the pictures and feel of the place is very medival.

Epcot- Sunshine Seasons, great selection!