Has anyone NOT had a problem with food at Disney?

[DisneyJen0504]

I am a picky eater and still have never had a problem finding something I wanted, and enjoying whatever it was I had when at WDW.

 

[amygirl27]

We have always had good experiences dining at Disney. We too have never had "horrible" food, or really bad service. Some has been better than others in quality of food, theming and service - but none was "bad". We realized after one trip that the drive in movie themed rest. at Studios isn't for us...but the food and service were fine.

The only not so great expereinces we've had have been the result of other guests - not Disney. There have been a couple of times that we've dined around folks that were rather inappropriate for the kids.... (cursing, very drunk, etc...)

 

[ZoZo]

Last trip, I only had one meal I truly disliked: the fish and chips at Raglan Road. They were barely lukewarm and soggy. I also didn't care for the atmosphere at RR - it was so loud, we literally couldn't hear each other talk. But some folks love this place! Maybe I just caught them on a bad night.

Dining is such a subjective experience - people like different things, some people are more easy-going than others, and the actual quality of the food/atmosphere can vary at any restaurant from day to day. I always take dining reviews with a grain of salt (pardon the pun!).

 

[DonaldTDuck]

I've loved nearly all the food I've had in 12 trips to WDW. I'm kind of picky, but not that adventurous. I had always avoided LTT, but began seeing lots of negative reviews of the place that convinced me I'd love it. Comments like it's just plain food, Stouffer's mac and cheese, mushy green beans. I was right, I loved it.
Two years ago a took my (now former) dgf, and she ordered things she'd never had before. She hated most of it. But then, she hated everything. Hence the former.

 

[gigi1313]

we've had little to no problems... i mean there are a few meals we enjoyed less than others (i.e. san angel) but not because they are bad or the staff stinks or anything... just 'cause they were not our style...

 

[hushupu]

I just returned Monday from my first time visit to WDW and the only meal I had that I didn't like was dinner at Chef Mickeys but we went there for the charcters and they were great so I guess I got what I paid for.

 

[Taja]

Only had an issue one time at LeCellier (kitchen had difficulty understanding "plain--no sauce" on the steak), but it was corrected on the fourth attempt. A sense of humour is a thing of wonder at times! *LOL*

I am a picky eater and my complaint with the menus is that plain, well-prepared, simple foods are being eliminated from the TS menus. I don't see much sense in making a TS reservation somewhere when I know I won't like what is served--unless I'm dining with others who will. In that case, I'll call in advance to see what can be made available and the price. I may be on vacation, but I won't purchase anything without knowing the price in advance.

 

[pixie08]

I've only had a problem once on property and since I have been to Disney close to 30 times that is not a bad track record.

DH and I ate at mama melrose 3 years ago and both got really sick after the meal, the next day we were better so it was not a virus- which leaves the food. Now by no means is this a normal thing at MM but it was just a fluke. needless to say DH refuses to ever go back there.

 

[jeminni]

I have been to disney over 10 times and have always enjoyed the food. Sometimes the service hasn't been the best, Kona last 2 times, but I still enjoy the atmosphere.

 

[Teacher510]

I can't think of any problem that we've ever had -unless you count not having enough room to eat all the good food on the DDP!

 

[fall08CP]

The only thing I haven't thoroughly enjoyed was the All Stars food court. ICK!! I have loved every TS though... especially Ohana!

 

[DisneyGirlie]

I've never had any problems with any of the food, just some of the service occasionally. I have to agree with the OP that usually when I eat, I'm just happy to have some food.