We spent the evening at DTD and decided on WPE for dinner. We had eaten there the year before and really liked it. I thought they did a nice job with the renovations, more seating available. For anyone unfamiliar with WPE, it is a CS place where you place your order with the cashier. Then you find a table and your food is brought out to you on real dishes when it is ready. It was a nice evening, so we decided to eat outside.
Buzz and Alice had the kids' spaghetti:
Buzz - It was simple but it was good.
***Side note: One plate of spaghetti had a lot of sauce and one did not. This was not a problem for us as Buzz likes a lot of sauce and Alice does not care if she has a lot but you may want to say something if your child has a preference. The dish in the picture is Alice's. She took the photo herself. She was very into using my camera.
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Grammie had the mac & cheese which came with a side salad; she had ceasar.
This was a lot of food. We all got to have some mac&cheese. It was very good but very rich. Grammie enjoyed her meal, but was unable to finish it all.
I had the barbeque chicken quesadilla.
This was really good and I quickly belonged to the clean plate club.
I don't have pics of the dessert, but Grammie had a creme brulee and Alice, Buzz and I all had cookies.
A trip to DTD wouldn't be complete without a trip to Goofy's Candy Co. Grammie got a bag of huge malted milk balls (one of her favorite candies) and the rest of us went for the make your own treats. Alice was going to get the marshmallows like she did last year but switched last minute to the large OREO like cookie. Big mistake for a child who at the time had 2 loose top teeth and was missing a bottom tooth. She was unable to eat it and it went stale before anyone else thought to try it.
I felt bad but she didn't seem to care since there were still goodies from the candy store on main street. If I'd had a real knife, I could have cut it. Here it is:
Buzz and I choose the pretzels. Each one can be covered with a kind of chocolate, one topping and then a drizzle if you want. I was boring and got mine all the same, covered with milk chocolate, rolled in peanut butter cups and drizzled with caramel.
Buzz chose white chocolate for his, one topped with Butterfinger, one peanuts, one Oreo cookie and all drizzled with caramel.
Buzz - Ah! That was so good. Better than the marshmallows. If I get to go to Goofy's Candy Co. again, that's what I'm getting.
Buzz and I ate some that night and the rest at the Orlando airport a couple days later.
Coming next: Our last full day, Sommerfest in Germany for lunch and Teppan Edo for dinner.
IMHO they need to rethink this little corner of seating. 
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I only have a few food pics:
I love how often your daughter eats Mac & Cheese! I eat it so often it's ridiculous! And I'm 23 
A tip for when she's older: at Sunshine Seasons in Epcot, you can get a "side dish" of it which is a pretty decent sized portion for your meal, add a drink to it and it comes in under $5. Who says you can't find a cheap meal in Disney!
We are moving tomorrow and Buzz and I promise to finish the reports ASAP but we won't have internet service before Tuesday.
it slowed down to regular rain. We donned our ponchos and made a run for the nearest food place, Sommerfest, where Alice proceeded to have a mini-meltdown because she "didn't like anything" on the very limited menu. I ordered for her anyway. We ended up with a hot dog each for Grammie and Alice (Grammie had sauerkraut with hers) and 2 bratwursts with kraut for Buzz and I. We also had 2 cheesecakes for dessert and 2 apple strudels. The drinks here were huge. We had a mix of lemonade and sodas. 
Everyone finished their dog/ brat, even Alice. (Although I had to cut it up for her as she couldn't get her mouth around it.) Both desserts were good, but the cheesecake was the clear winner in our group and was everyone's favorite. I will definitely return here!
