Welp, here goes nothin'!!
**BTW: we don't park hop! We will go from a resort to a park and back again though, we don't always stay at the park all day either
Day One (MK)
Columbia Harbour House (Lunch)
MegaWoman: Chicken Breast Nuggets and Fish w/fries. Though this is normally not my thing and a much larger portion than I would eat for lunch, I ordered this because DS would probably want more to eat than the usual kid’s portion. I ate the fish and gave DS the chicken! It's good, not too exciting and the upstairs dining room is just what we needed. Our kids are accustomed to eating at a table with us every meal. We have a strict no getting up from the table until everyone has finished their meal, and I really can't stand being in a restaurant with screaming, running kids (and their parents). Please don't flame me, I just have high expectations for my kids! I know its WDW and there are kids everywhere, but I can tell the difference between "Mommy I'm hot and sticky and I just need to cry" and "Yelling, screaming, parents-ignoring-it-all" kids.
*Steps off soapbox; won't happen again. Maybe*
Back to the food. Ordered Sweet Tea (you just can't get this stuff up here in Canada, I'll be ordering this as often as possible) and had the chocolate cake for dessert that I shared with the kids. (The usual CS cake, good and not too sweet)
Fred: Chicken Breast Nuggets and Fish. Same as above; he shared far less with DS than I did though! He thought the condiments bar was great, they have everything you need, right there upstairs (Wait a minute - is that StitchKingdom.com I saw eating up here? Why yes, yes it was!
) He ordered the Pomegranate Lemonade and the apple pie. He did not share with the kids, they don't really like pie!
The Padawan: Kids' Meal chicken nuggets w/ fries and grapes. We have a one healthy side-minimum, so he opted for grapes with his fries. Why oh, why aren't the kid's nuggets the same as the adults? I just don't get it. DS devoured his meal, plus my chicken and half my cake! (This is where I really began to doubt the kids
DDP for him, on day one). He also had orange juice with his meal.
The Princess: Mixed Greens with chicken w/ grapes and a cookie. My DD is quite possible the quirkiest child when it comes to food. She inhaled the salad, it was good and fresh. Then we had to coerce her into eating two bites of chicken. She ate her grapes and cookie no problem though. She had apple juice to drink.
Will we eat here again? Yes. We have eaten here on every trip, and always enjoy the food and atmosphere. Had we ordered the adult DDP I think my kids would have been more satisfied. The Lighthouse sandwich would have been DD's first choice, as she loves hummus. I really wish the kids' menu was just scaled down portions of the adult menu. (You'll see me say this often)
Tony's Town Square (Dinner)
MegaWoman: Chicken Parmigiana w/ pomegranate lemonade (no sweet tea here) and cheesecake for dessert. Ugh. Didn't even finish. There was NO FLAVOUR in this meal. I understand not over-spicing things for the masses, but there was nothing about this meal that I liked. Yuck. The cheesecake was okay, but just the same old, same old to me.
Fred: NY Strip w/pomegranate lemonade and lemon walnut cake. DH said this was okay. Nothing to write home about, it was cold and we had to send it back to be warmed up. Thought the dessert was nice. Fell in love with pomegranate lemonade and tried to order this everywhere!
The Padawan: Spaghetti & meatballs, no sauce just butter & parmesan cheese, with carrot and celery sticks, orange juice and fruit salad for dessert. It was pasta. Meh. The fruit salad was incredibly small and there was lots of melon, which my kids don't like. We promised them Mickey Bars to compensate for the lacklustre meal.
The Princess: Mickey-shaped cheese-filled ravioli, carrot and celery sticks, fruit salad and pomegranate lemonade. If I could have eaten this I would have been happy. The ravioli is served with "crispy pepperoni" on the side. DD wouldn't touch this with a ten-foot pole, and happily gave it to her brother, who proclaimed it "very weird". DD did fall in love with the lemonade though, and thought the birds flying in and out of the restaurant was great! Especially when they dove right for the bread crumbs on the floor.
Will we eat here again? No. Let me begin by saying that we've eaten at Tony's Town Square, The Plaza and Cinderella's Royal Table. And while Cinderella's is great atmosphere and good food it is a 2-credit meal, and not something we will do often. We are always disappointed with MK-TS meals, and won't be eating a TS meal here again. We would rather hop on the monorail and eat at a resort.
It's kind of noisy here, I'm not sure what it was, but it didn't give my any warm-fuzzies being here. Nope, we'll never eat here again. MK has great CS places, but they really need to improve the TS!
MK Ice-Cream Cart; right outside Tony's Town Square (Dessert/Snack)
Mickey Bars!!! We shared two for the four of us. Yum. As always. *sigh*
Will we eat here again? YES! Bring on the Mickey Bars
Having seen pics of that Tuna Salad Pitta it sure is huge!
Thant's how we felt last summer, but it isn't stopping us from going back for more in 3 days!
I remember liking it though 
We were really hot and on the way to the Monorail, we grabbed a couple of slushies and suffered the brain-freeze. 
No we're not hippies! 
But I've decided that completing my food review and updating my blog is my schoolwork!
