Off-site restaurants near Royal pacific

[Faith09]

Can anyone tell me of off-site restaurants around Royal Pacific. Looking for breakfast and dinner restaurants.






Thanks

 

[rpbert1]

Plenty at Citywalk, also there is Golden corral, TGIs and a few others close by, we drove to them on Major Blvd, also if you have the car , S.Kirkman has a lot of restaurants. We would drive to I'Drive toeat a fewe as well its only minutes in the car.

 

[Faith09]

Thank you!

 

[patster734]

Here's a satellite view of the RPR and the surrounding area. It also shows restaurants in the local area. The RPR is located to the left of Universal Blvd, between I-4 and Hollywood Way. Move the map around to get additional restaurants to display.

http://maps.live.com/default.aspx?v...hscl=1&ss=yp.restaurants~pg.1~sst.0&encType=1

 

[stwyatt]

when we stayed at rpr, we had a car, i would go to mcD's and bring bfast in for the rest of the family while they were getting ready. we also went to citiwalk and had bfast at pastamore, they have a bfast pizza by the slice that will feed 2(we never want to stuff ourselves before a day at the parks). there is also a cinnabon right there at citiwalk as well. rpr has a bfast buffet but it is very expensive.
for dinner, we have gone to texas de brazil, dixie crossroads(in festival bay mall), cracker barrel, charley's steakhouse. they are all within 1-3mi of rpr.texas de brazil is very good, meat eaters paradise, but expensive. dixie crossroads is seafood-mostly fried, we like it. charleys steakhouse is expensive, maybe not worth the price. if you have a car, going south on univ. blvd to intl dr or kirkman never seems to have too much traffic
finally, if you were wanting to know restaurants within walking distance from rpr, other than citiwalk, and the other resorts, there really aren't any(some might walk over to kirkman, but i'm lazy)

 

[DianaNS]

we usually stay club level. well worth it for the breakfast each day, unlimited water and soda(we take to the park to have with lunch) and the evening hot apps and beer/wine then to top it off desserts before bed. we sometimes pick up a snack at the pool most things are sharable ie nachos sandwiches etc sometimes we go pasta more no need to venture too far

 

[Faith09]

Thank you all for the replies!


faith

 

[Metro West]

Can anyone tell me of off-site restaurants around Royal Pacific. Looking for breakfast and dinner restaurants.Thanks

On Kirkman Road just past Universal you have Carrabba's, IHOP, Outback Steakhouse, KFC, McDonald's and my favorite...bubbalou's BBQ. There are lots of places right in the resort area...some too far to walk to but just a few minutes by cab.

 

[ruadisneyfan2]

On Kirkman Road just past Universal you have Carrabba's, IHOP, Outback Steakhouse, KFC, McDonald's and my favorite...bubbalou's BBQ. There are lots of places right in the resort area...some too far to walk to but just a few minutes by cab.

I was going to mention this Outback too! Not far at all if you have a car.

 

[re121258]

On Kirkman Road just past Universal you have Carrabba's, IHOP, Outback Steakhouse, KFC, McDonald's and my favorite...bubbalou's BBQ. There are lots of places right in the resort area...some too far to walk to but just a few minutes by cab.

For our June trip we will have a car and plan on some off-site activities - mini golf, SeaWorld, Typhoon Lagoon, DTD - so I've been making a short list of some possible off-site restaurants. We're trying to avoid the chains that we can do here at home. Right now my list includes - bubbalou's BBQ (I've seen a few recommendations for this one and I love good BBQ), Tony Roma's (we ate here years ago and loved the ribs, so I hope it's still good), FishBones, Joe's Crab Shack (I've eaten at one in Utah but the family hasn't so it's a possibility), BB King's Blues Club (I'm hoping for some good music with decent food), and Seasons 52 (though this sounds a little more upscale they we usually look for on a family vacation).