Favorite Counter Services?

[PanIsMine]

What's everyone's favorite CS restaurants and places to grab a snack and what's your favorite thing to eat there?

 

[crystal1313]

DL:
Jolly Holiday. Love the chicken salad sandwich or the grilled cheese and tomato soup. Plus super yummy cinnamon rolls!

Redd Rockets Pizza Port. Love the pasta there.

Corn Dog Wagon!

Plaza Inn. Fired chicken or pasta.

DCA:
Corn Dog Castle

Flo's V8 Cafe. Love the turkey dinner. Looking forward to trying the new roast beef sandwich there.

Pacific Wharf Cafe. Turkey sandwich on a fresh baked roll or the soup in a bread bowl.

 

[Drusilla99]

Dl: I love the clam chowder bread bowls at harbor galley at the entrance to critter country. I also love the burritos at the Mexican restaurant next to thunder mountain & the pot roast at the plaza. Popcorn, fruit, churros, & veggies w/ dip are always a must for my group.

Dca: we just snack here, haven't found food we love, so go back to dl for meals.

 

[gerilyne]

DL-
Plaza Inn-Fried Chicken
Bengal BBQ- bacon wrapped asparagus skewers
Hungry Bear- Fried green tomato sandwich

CA-
Flo's- the caramel French toast at breakfast time

 

[rentayenta]

Fried chicken from Plaza Inn.

 

[jemmi]

In Disneyland I loved Jolly Holiday, the tomato soup and grilled cheese was awesome and they had so many yummy desserts to try.

In DCA it was a tie between the bread bowl with chicken salad and Flos. Flos had a really good turkey dinner, and we timed it perfect we ate outside as all the neon lights turned on

 

[Escape2Disney]

Let's see...

Disneyland
Rancho del Zocal: The food is good, and we like the atmosphere. It's rarely very crowded, and is well shaded.

California Adventure
Pacific Wharf Cafe: We like to get the soup bread bowl. We have them put the soup in a different container, and keep the bread for snacks later in the day.
Paradise Garden Grill: We are huge fans of Greek food! That said, they've been heavy-handed with the spices lately. I usually ask them to make ours with half of the seasoning, which works well.

Downtown Disney
Earl of Sandwich: Nothing terribly fantastic, but sometimes we're just in the mood for sandwiches.
La Brea Bakery: We like their breakfast offerings
Jamba Juice: It's easy to find healthy options here!
Napolini: We really like their pizza. Keep in mind that it's more Italian styled pizza, and nothing like the Americanized version.
Jazz Kitchen Express: Gotta love their gumbo!

 

[crystal1313]

Gotta add Jazz Kitchen Express for the beignets! Mmm!

 

[GatorChris]

Not much experience here. I know Flo's V-8 is a counter service but you can hardly call it one. The food is too good and a bit too pricey to be considered CS. Still, it's great.

The Village Haus has a good Pastrami Cheeseburger as well as sausage on a pretzel roll. I'd go here again for sure just for one of these.

 

[hyperminimalism]

Let's see...

Disneyland
Rancho del Zocal: The food is good, and we like the atmosphere. It's rarely very crowded, and is well shaded.

Seconding Rancho Del Zocalo. The amount of food you get for $10.00, plus a drink is more than enough for me and my friend. We barely, if ever, finish it so it's a good value. It's not the best Mexican food I've ever had, but it's pretty durn good, very flavorful and fulfilling. Like Escape mentioned, it is rarely ever crowded. The last two times we went there, it was practically deserted because it's set off to the side in Frontierland away from the rowdiness of Adventureland. It's very shady and has lots of seating.

 

[purple figment]

Disneyland:
Jolly Holiday Bakery: Tomato Soup, Chicken Waldorf Sandwich, Hot Roast Beef Sandwich, Matterhorn Macaroon

River Belle Terrace: Breakfast - Pancakes, Cinnamon Roll

French Market: Beef Stew in a Bread Bowl, Chicken, Jambalaya, Mickey Beignets from the adjacent Mint Julep Bar

Plaza Inn: Fried Chicken!

Stage Door: Strawberry Funnel Cake

Dole Whip Float, Popcorn for snacks

DCA:
Cozy Cones: Pretzel Bites

Clarabelle's: Oswald Sundae in the Mickey Sink