So much Disney food is terrible

[eandt]

If they said my meal is comped every night for a year and I get to pick any restaurant I would eat at Narcoossees 364 out of 365 days.

Only slight hyperbole...absolute beyond worth it dining experience every time and that doesn't even take into account when they dim the lights and pump the music for Happily Ever After.

Shhhhhhhh

 

[Brob2132]

Not going to get involved deep in this thread again, but for what it’s worth there are six restaurants on the Michelin guide on DW property: Morimoto, Polite Pig, Citricos, Toledo, V and A, and Ravello.

Value and quality are different: you won’t find cheap at Disney. Period.

 

[tguz]

We have some QS stand bys that are reliable. Part of my frustration on this trip was being at the Poly paying for a premium hotel and not being able to get good, quick food at the resort.

I think the pulled pork nachos at the Poly are great, if they still have them and they haven't changed. I had them last in 2021.

 

[Harmacist]

I think QS is decently priced, especially when compared to other venues like pro sporting events, other theme parks, or concerts. Heck even compared to fast food its priced somewhat fairly.

Alcoholic beverages on the other hand are overpriced IMO and are what pushes a meal, QS and TS, from reasonably priced to overpriced. We are doing the QSDP this upcoming trip, in large part due to the prices of mixed drinks. You want to hit an avg of around $27 a QS meal, just previewing menus, the meals we want to get a drink with will make it pretty easy to hit that avg (my Satuli meal I'd like to get is about $37 after tax for example). There is something psychological to me where it doesn't feel right to $15 to eat but then it would cost $17 more to add a mixed drink to the food.

 

[eandt]

I think QS is decently priced, especially when compared to other venues like pro sporting events, other theme parks, or concerts. Heck even compared to fast food its priced somewhat fairly.

Alcoholic beverages on the other hand are overpriced IMO and are what pushes a meal, QS and TS, from reasonably priced to overpriced. We are doing the QSDP this upcoming trip, in large part due to the prices of mixed drinks. You want to hit an avg of around $27 a QS meal, just previewing menus, the meals we want to get a drink with will make it pretty easy to hit that avg (my Satuli meal I'd like to get is about $37 after tax for example). There is something psychological to me where it doesn't feel right to $15 to eat but then it would cost $17 more to add a mixed drink to the food.

Drinks pricey for sure but I will say Disney does not skimp on the quality of booze nor the pour so not as outrageous as it seems, although GEO82 drink prices broke a new ceiling that I hope folks push back on after the initial novelty of checking it out wears off …my prediction is it will wear off and very quickly. It was very nice and the service excellent but we are one and done unless we booked one of the fireworks times or the prices come down.