Off property dining suggestions??

[powellrj]

we loved Texas de Brazil the last time we went. It was expensive, but if you sign up on the website before you leave they will send you coupons. They kids are still talking about how cool it was and what they want to try the next time we go!! We also ate at Caddyshacks which is fun if you like golf, which DH does. If you want a nice fresh but cheap buffet, you can't beat Sweet Tomatoes. These are all close to the Beltz outlet mall.

 

[Juligan]

...we loved Texas de Brazil the last time we went. ...you can't beat Sweet Tomatoes. .

I've just got to second these two!

Although Sweet Tomatoes is more of a large salad bar with lots (and I do mean lots) of extras (soup, pasta, potatoes, breads, deserts) than a true buffet. You won't find any whole meat type stuff.

 

[mitros]

Do you know if they have pulled pork there? We have a chain down here called Sonny's bbq, and they have a great pulled pork sandwich.

 

[N2DSNY]

At Crossroads there is a Orlando Ale House. They have great wings and beer for cheap! My parents also got the shrimp dinner and they loved it. We are usually "eat on the property" type of people, but we stayed off site this time and decided to try one place to eat off site. Let's just say this will be a place we'll visit the next time we are there.

 

[kellymonaghan]

Bob Mervine, a local Orlando newspaper reporter and author of "Orlando Chow," recommends The Earl of Sandwich in Downtown Disney and Pebbles in the Crossroads shopping center -- one of my favorites, too.

 

[Bella the Ball 360]

Kelly,

I must say I have approached Pebbles at least three times and did not like the menu. Everyone says its good and I feel like I am missing something but when I get there and look around for some reason it does not appeal to me and I cannot figure out why.

We like the Samba Room on Sand Lake rd.