Just back-where we ate-

[Simba's Mom]

In 12 days there were alot of places. Goods to Go, Jiko's, Artist Point (Thanksgiving meal), Ghiardelli's, Boatrights, CRT, B&C, Beach Club Marketplace, Sci-Fi drive inn, Boulangerie Pastrie, Pinocchio's Village Haus (thanks to whoever recommended Figaro Fries), Casey's hot dogs, Main Street Bakery, Peco's Bill's, Tusker House, Enchanted Grove, Cape May Breakfast, Norway Bakery, POR food court. I think that's all. What's amazing is that with all the food I ate, I walked so much that I came back with no extra weight. Any questions, I'd be happy to answer.

 

[John's Mom]

Please tell about your meals at Jiko and Tusker House. TIA

Kathy

 

[Simba's Mom]

Jiko's had my new favorite meal-the Halibut with sweet potato crisps. It tasted so good, I wolfed it all down-DH laughed at me when I finished for eating so fast-I'm usually a slow eater. DMIL had the short ribs, which she said were very good, but very filling. I think she only ate about 1/2 of hers. I can't remember what DH ate, but he tasted the short ribs and said that next time he'd definitely have that. For dessert he had Pistacchio creme brulee, which was OK, I had chocolate cake, which I couldn't finish.
Tusker house was OK, I had the chicken breast sandwich on the recommendation of a CM I'd talked with. Although it was OK, next time I'll go back to Pizzafari-as far as I'm concerned, their hot deli sandwich is the best! It's also got more atmosphere and is less hectic/noisy there.

 

[danny1649]

Tell me about your dining experience at Sci-Fi?Thank's Danny

 

[Simba's Mom]

I loved it there! My waitress was so nice and service was excellent. When I first came in, she chatted about how great a vacation it must be to be able to be solo, and she seemed to take extra care to see that I had everything. About the food-I had the Rueben sandwich with cucumber-melon salad. I thought it was delicious and so big I took half the sandwich back to BCV to eat for dinner. For dessert, I had some Martian ice cream alcoholic drink thing with the glowing ice cube. Although it was good, I thought it was very small and not much alcohol (the lack of alcohol didn't really bother me since I'm not much of a drinker, especially being solo, but someone else might notice). If anything, I thought service was too fast, I wouldn't have minded if it had been a little slower.

 

[twinsmamma]

In 12 days there were alot of places. Goods to Go, Jiko's, Artist Point (Thanksgiving meal), Ghiardelli's, Boatrights, CRT, B&C, Beach Club Marketplace, Sci-Fi drive inn, Boulangerie Pastrie, Pinocchio's Village Haus (thanks to whoever recommended Figaro Fries), Casey's hot dogs, Main Street Bakery, Peco's Bill's, Tusker House, Enchanted Grove, Cape May Breakfast, Norway Bakery, POR food court. I think that's all. What's amazing is that with all the food I ate, I walked so much that I came back with no extra weight. Any questions, I'd be happy to answer.

when did you eat at CRT break.lunch,dinner? What was the food like. I have 12 yr old son that is picky and don't know if he will eat here when look at menu

 

[Simba's Mom]

We ate at CRT for lunch. The food was OK, but not outstanding. DH had the major domos pie, DMIL and I both had the Salmon. The dessert was the real bright spot, the blueberry cobbler with sherbert, that was excellent. One thing that really bothered DH was that there were no rolls. Even when he asked, they said they had no bread or rolls. It didn't bother me, but he was brought up with bread at every meal and this was a real surprise to him.