Can we get a roll enhancement on the menu
We love the Parker house rolls and 3 paired spreads at Ale & Compass, but they are $13. I should really learn how to make them for holidays because they are super yummy!
We never finish bread at a restaurant. Why fill up on that?
My favorite, besides bread, is their amazing salad; but, my picky preschooler begs to differ. I was a super proud mama because my older child loved boiled crawfish, curry, and funky blue cheese at a young age. Then, the baby comes along and totally messes with my mama ego because she will go on a hunger strike (and comically hold her nose if she doesn't like the smell of something). I came back to the room with a big bag filled with F&W snacks a few mornings ago, including the Alps amazing melted raclette cheese trio. I'm not kidding when I tell you that this child took her cereal onto the balcony and peacefully finished her breakfast there because she couldn't stand the smell of the cheese. She also continued to watch cartoons through the door because she wanted to see how they ended. I don't know where she could possibly get her boldness from.
I can't believe I just looked this up, but here you go my fellow Disers:
Land o Lakes product locator
Choose Butter, Tub Butter, Honey Butter
Happy Monday
YUM!!! I'll make the bread and you bring the butter!
It's so delicious! Around holiday times, we also get the cinnamon sugar and holiday spice varieties! They're so yummy!
As long as people keep going and spending money.....
I know! I'm definitely part of the problem because I keep giving Disney my hard-earned money! Lessons learned at Sebastian's and we won't be returning there, but I can't promise that we won't just spend our money elsewhere on Disney property.
Ah. Good old
Walmart. We don't have one nearby so I never go there.
But seriously, just smash together some butter and honey. It's delicious on cornbread and blueberry muffins. I make it all the time.
DELICIOUS! It's not hard to make it at home, but I can't get the texture quite as airy.
I’m sorry people were so rude to you. Your post was concise, not at all ranty, polite, on topic, and posted on a Disney message board, in a category labeled “Disney Restaurants”. You did absolutely nothing wrong. If people don’t want to hear about Disney food service they probably shouldn’t be reading a forum called “Disney Restaurants”?
As parent to a maniac 2 year old
(if you’ve read the No, David! books, pretty much my kid,) I am: 1. Impressed that you didn’t just give up and let your kid eat food off the floor, since literally half my kid’s food has been on the floor at some point before he eats it and 2. Want to know things like this, because the extent to which a place is truly kid friendly makes a huge difference in where I want to go. (Just got back from a beach rental where we hauled bags of stuff and an often screaming toddler three blocks back and forth to the beach sometimes multiple times a day. Never again. One doesn’t understand the value of having people bring what you need directly to you, be it poolside service or a replacement for the food your child just knocked into your lap, until you’ve been there.) I’m totally cool with letting civilized humans eat in peace and taking my wild thing to the restaurants that are legit meant for littles.
But I want to know which restaurants those are. If a place can’t offer a replacement for food that inevitably gets dumped on the floor (even if they offered it to you with an upcharge) that’s not it.
Yes, my Disney soul sister! YOU GET IT! Bread is a biggie for some families with little kids and I thought others might want to know what to expect. As much as I enjoy the food at Sebastian's, it's a no-go for us now because I need to make sure my little one has some options other than binging on yogurt tubes at 10 p.m. when we get back to the room. (AND, an eating kid is a quiet kid! When they're not eating, they're usually distracting their siblings while mama is trying to eat. We don't allow electronics at the table, so eye-spy and coloring books were my only allies during this meal.) Plus, just like you said, at some point in the July Disney heat, convenience became key for everyone managing meltdowns. I love walking, exercise, and warm weather; but, it makes my kids' brains melt and I need my eyes on my special needs buddy at all times. If you ask them, one of their favorite days was when they spend an entire morning at Mission Space's Space Base playground.
Other kids + Indoor Disney area = MAGIC!
*Side note, thanks for the encouragement! I'm a middle school teacher who deals will this silliness all day and I really should have known better! Honestly, the only logical next steps in this dialogue were clearly "Your mama" jokes and deez n*ts!
We ate at Sebastian’s last month and one of the first things our server told us after being seated was that it was not all you can eat. I was shocked as I have read so many reviews that said it was. We were a party of 4, got 4 rolls and were never offered a refill of rolls even though we saw other tables getting more rolls. The food was good but I won’t eat here again due to this policy. Every other family style meal we’ve had at Disney has been all you can eat, including Trail’s End, whose price is very comparable to Sebastian’s.
I've been there three times, including last month, and that's what we were always told. Although it's lower than character meals, it's still $92 (before tax) for 2 adults and 2 children. Although that's not too pricey in comparison to our meal at Garden Grill, it also not exactly inexpensive.
Thanks good to know! We are going there this weekend. I’m excited to bring my baby here again. It was her first character meal and when went there last the restrictions for hugging were still in place.
You are going to have the BEST time! My older kiddo finished a whole steak and they brought him Mickey waffles and fruit to finish off his meal. The characters were outstanding and I couldn't contain my happy tears. I was a little surprised that Donald wasn't there the morning that we went, but they said we could return with our receipt on another day to take a picture with him. I didn't bother, but that was my first time at a character breakfast where all of the characters were not present.
"We must protect our margins on these.... rolls" is just what you want to hear as a server (who is going to bear the brunt of the guest response on this issue and likely see same reflected in your tips on those occasions this comes up).
I felt so bad for our server! When customers are frustrated with any reasonable requests that are unfulfilled during their meal, they often reflect that in their tip. It's clearly not his policy and he has no control in that matter- other than finding employment elsewhere, which is not a realistic option for most people who have secure employment and regular bills.
