Please share your *must eat* items

[msquoted]

Does your hotel shuttle bus you to WDW? Parking is $15 a day. Anyways if you go to DtD Earl of Sandwich and Wolfgang Pucks Express are good counter service places.

Pizza Planet at Hollywood Studios is good. You can easily share. At AK, the Pizza Safari or Flame Tree Barbeque. Portions are huge, can easily share.

No, we don't get shuttled to the parks since we are staying in an Owner-Direct Condo. We have budgeted for the $15/day for parking. Being able to have a full kitchen to prepare breakfast and dinner for our family of five is def. worth the $15 to pay for parking. I took a look at Flame Tree BBQ and now we plan on eating their for lunch on our AK day- thanks!

 

[a1970model]

Last year, my family of four tried "eating around the world" at Epcot. We picked something to eat (meals and snacks) at each country and we all shared it. It was almost like grazing as we toured through the countries: nachos in Mexico, honey chicken in China, funnel cake in America, fish/chips in England, caramel dipped apple in Germany (which they will cut for you), etc. It was great fun and we all had fun sharing the different foods. Just an idea for you.

A must for us is Tonga Toast at least one breakfast at Captain Cook's at the Polynesian.

 

[jm0925]

We just came back from a long weekend at Disney just this week. I planned this trip a little differently for us so we could eat in some sit down restaurants which we've never done in the past. It was awesome and I'm glad I was able to budget for that. I just wanted to eat something other than CS food this time BUT we do have our favorite quick foods we have to have.

In MK, I absolutely love (and believe me its one of those things people either love or hate) is LeFeu's Brew in Gaston's Tavern. Its like a combination of frozen apple juice, passionfruit with marshmallow on top. I love sweet drinks. My boyfriend and son don't care for it at all but I like it. To me its different and I enjoy it. They also sell a HUGE Cinnamon Bun at Gaston's Tavern for like $4.00 (if I remember right). It's definitely large enough to share and enjoy with others.

My boyfriend just loved the cinnamon and sugar coated almonds they sell at the snack stands around the park.

We also made sure to enjoy a few Mickey Bars too Love the pretzels also.

 

[kjs1976]

Our fam will add another vote to the dole whip float and the Mickey bar. What's nice is dd6 and I share a lot of things so that way we can get our fix of many favs.

I personally love the popcorn at WDW...has a unique flavor, is relatively cheap, and we can share.

I love the apple streudel at the Germany pavillion. Closest taste to the kind my Austrian relatives made when we visited Germany and Austria.

 

[Lisa71]

I love the real pretzels in Germany ..not the standard disney ones and pastry in France ...

 

[Nancy F]

The Pork Shank at Gaston's Tavern. It's to die for! But if you like salt... bring your own.
Nancy

 

[Kristina4109]

Dole Whip! DOLE WHIP! DOLLLLLLE WHIIIIIIIIIIP!

Sorry, I have a one track mind.

 

[msquoted]

I am excited about the Dole Whip Float now! I was thinking I would have to miss out while my family enjoyed it (can't do ice cream) but I just found out it is lactose free- yippee!

 

[wiigirl]

Dole Whip! DOLE WHIP! DOLLLLLLE WHIIIIIIIIIIP!

Sorry, I have a one track mind.

 

[melifeld]

Are the waffle sandwiches something you could have for lunch or are they more of a snack?

The 3 of us shared a Spicy Chicken and a Nutella/fruit for lunch one day. They are good-sized sandwiches.

 

[uccats97]

Dole whip float for me! Check out episode 54, "Our Favorite WDW Snacks", on MouseQuest Podcast for some great suggestions!

 

[figment3258]

At Epcot in Japan it's called kakigori it's a Japanese shaved ice so yummy and really cheap.