One late night snack?

[Pdollar88]

I changed my hours around so that I won't have as much after-park time to hit up resort snacks. If you were going to choose between the pulled pork nachos at Capt. Cook's and the surf and surf burger at Landscape of Flavors, which would you choose? I'll be staying at Art of Animation, but will be in the MK vicinity that night.

I'd also welcome any other random suggestions. Just because I like snacks and keep a constant list of WDW food to try.

 

[wishuponastar1984]

I wouldn't want to do all those transfers of transportation just to get to the Poly for a snack at the end of the night. You are looking at boat/monorail to and from just for nachos which will easily tack on an hour to your night verses you could head to your resort and pick up a snack to enjoy in your room.

 

[Pdollar88]

I wouldn't want to do all those transfers of transportation just to get to the Poly for a snack at the end of the night. You are looking at boat/monorail to and from just for nachos which will easily tack on an hour to your night verses you could head to your resort and pick up a snack to enjoy in your room.

I think that's good advice. Thank you!

 

[PlutoTheDog89]

Do keep in mind that after a certain hour (I think 12am) Poly only serves flatbreads. The nachos are good, but not worth the trip.

Does Pecos Bill's serve nachos?

 

[Shellyred8]

One of my favorite "snacks" is the fruit and nutella waffle from Sleep Hallow. I say "snack" because it's so big it's enough for a meal for me.
If I'm in the mood for a krispy treat, I head back to the Circus tent in fantasy land. I don't know why, but they just seem fresher there.

Happy snacking!!!

 

[DisDreaming4116]

Since you are at AoA, the tie dye cheesecake at Pop is a fun snack. (And pretty good)