Places we ate last week in WDW

[FloraFauna]

I got a lot of good restaurant advice from this board. I just wanted to share with you all where we ate last week and how it was:

Liberty Tree Tavern: Very Good, characters were adorable
Tony's: I had a very good salad with chicken, but I took a bite of my daugher's meatball and it tasted like a frozen one you buy at the grocery store. Maybe they just serve this to the kids, I'd hate to think this is what they serve as an entree for adults.
Teppanyaki: Excellent as always
Cosmic Ray's: Good
Pecos Bill's: Awesome hamburger that you could put grilled onions and mushrooms from the condiment stand
Restaurant Marrakesh: The best meal we had on the trip
Whispering Canyon: Very good food, the kids had a blast!

 

[Ron from Michigan]

Peco's Bills is our favorite place to have a hamburger at WDW, there fixins bar is the greatest. Thanks for the post.

 

[BabyMo]

Thanks for the post. I am also not a fan of Tony's. We ended up there last year by accident. We had PS for Alfredo's in Epcot but it rained that day and DH and I soaked our sneakers. We looked like two drowned rats and I had no desire to venture all the way back to Epcot. We got a last minute PS for Tony's but I was disappointed.

We also ate at Cosmic Ray's and liked the topping bar but I have heard a lot of nice things about Pecos Bill's.

LTT and Teppanyaki sound good too. Thanks again!

 

[jennymouse]

I've got to try Pecos Bills this trip! Thanks for sharing!

 

[pigby]

Booked LTT again this time - our favorite last trip. Probably will go to Pecs Bills again. I would like to know more about Marrakesh and Whispering Canyon.

 

[becka]

It sounds like you had some good meals.

I keep hearing raves about Pecos Bill's but we have never tried it. I will have to make sure we give it a shot on our next trip.

 

[Fantasia Sam]

I'm glad to hear a "good" review about Whispering Canyon - not that I've ever eaten there but would like to give it a shot.

 

[FloraFauna]

Pigby,
At the Whispering Canyon, my husband and I had the all-you-can-eat BBQ. This consisted of ribs, chicken, sausage, beans, corn on the cob and beef stew. It was all very good.

At Restaurant Marrakesh, we had the Marrakesh feast. The feast started with soup and beef brewat rolls (spicy beef in a pastry and sprinkled with powdered sugar). The entree was the best. It was a beef shiskabob, couscous with vegetables and lemon chicken with green and black olives on it. It was delicious. Then after that, they brought out different types of baklavah. Sorry if I mispelled anything. They also serve mint tea whick is very refreshing after all the walking you do in EPCOT.

 

[BCV23]

Thanks for posting your reviews. Enjoyed them very much.