We took the boat over to the Wilderness Lodge for our dinner at the Whispering Canyon Cafe. It made me a bit nostalgic for our stay there. I just love that boat service to the MK. When we stayed at the WL, we had also eaten many meals at the Whispering Canyon Cafe. DD and I had ended up getting nasty cases of strep throat and after a visit to Centra Care we stuck pretty close to the resort for a few days. So, we had a couple of dinners, a lunch, and a breakfast at the WCC. Every meal was great, with dinners being the most fun. So, we were happy to go back on this trip and see if it was as good as we remembered.
We checked in for our reservation and DD settled in playing with the Lincoln Logs. After about five minutes, our buzzer went off and DD was not happy to give up her playing so soon. She was allowed to bring some of the Lincoln Logs to the table with her which I thought was very nice.
Our waiter was "Smokin' Sam" and while he wasn't very much into the shananigins of the restaurant, he was very attentive which we appreciated. We wouldn't have minded being more a part of the fun, though

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DS was rather bummed when he noticed that the mac and cheese was no longer available on the kid's menu. Just a note, the menu here has shrunk significantly since our last trip

. Sam said it would be no problem to make the mac and cheese so DS got to order it and he was a happy camper. DD got the kid's skillet with chicken and both DH and I got the all you can eat skillet.
First the cornbread came out. I don't know what it is, but I adore the cornbread at WCC! I think I ate three pieces

. We were also served a very good salad and the kids both got fruit cups as their appetizers.
Out came the main courses, and Sweet Lord was it delicious! Everything was piping hot and sooo good. I am especially partial to the mashed potatoes here. They are my favorite of any place at WDW and I do love me some mashed potatoes. All of the food was super though.
Here is the all you can eat skillet. It had bbq pork, ribs, and chicken along with mashed potatoes, corn on the cob and baked beans.
Here is DD's child's skillet.
And DS's mac and cheese.
While we were eating, the entire restaurant got up to do the hokey pokey which was cute as well as the kids did the pony ride.
I took a picture of the dessert menu since I haven't seen it posted anywhere.
I chose the deep-dish bourbon pecan pie and DH got the apple caramel pie. Both kids got vanilla ice cream. This is the one restaurant where I don't think they did anything for DD's birthday but that was just fine. How many cupcakes do you really need

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Here is DH's pie. He said it was served warm and it was excellent. Sadly, I didn't try it.
Here is my pecan pie. This was only okay. The bourbon flavor was quite strong. I should have gone for the chocolate cake but since we had had that at CHH earlier, I didn't feel like it again.
Here is the kid's ice cream. Nothing special about this.
We all left this meal full and happy. I am sure we will continue to eat here in the future.
Overall grade - A- (marked down only because the kid's menu has gotten pretty puny)