Tinkerbellandfamily
Earning My Ears
- Joined
- Jan 4, 2009
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- 73
I have tried some restaurants and I recently went to Disney with my sister. She took me to some places I have never eaten at before I have to say, I have been missing out!
The first place she took me was Le Cellier in Epcot. I thought the food was excellent and I was glad she took me there. We had just finished snacking at the Food & Wine festival so I was not too hungry but I did get the Macaroni & Cheese. It was tasty and I was sorry that I wasn't hungry enough to eat more. The second place she took me was Teppan Edo in Epcot. I love love LOVE it there and plan on going back. It is a littly pricey but everyone split meals and it was more than enough food for all. The night we went there, as soon as we stepped off the monorail it began to rain. By the time we arrived we were all soaked. The hostess gave each of us warm face cloths and some plastic disney shopping bags to put our wet jackets in. It was a nice start. I just enjoyed everything. My son is a picky eater and refused to eat anything but he enjoyed watching the food being cooked and was mesmorized the entire time. The last place I went that was new to me was Kona Cafe at the Polynesian. I loved the Tonga Toast and hope to get back there again soon.
I love character meals and I usually go to the same ones everytime, mostly for the characters. I tend to skip princess ones since my son doesn't really enjoy those as much. He does like Chef Mickey, Ohana, Hollywood and Vine, and Crystal Palace though. I like the variety of food these places offer and I think the quality of the food is excellent! Ohana doesn't have as big a variety but on my list trip, there was 9 of us eating at one time and none one left hungry. The biggest hit there was the mickey waffles which we agreed was the best. I am sad that the Liberty Tree Tavern will no longer do character dinners since I like it there as well. I don't know if I will be going back without the characters though.
My favorite place for a snack is the Aloha refreshment stand where I always order my Pineapple float to share with my son. I always look forward to that. Normally I don't buy ice cream from the small stands located in all the parks but this year I bought the Mickey head ice cream. The chocolate covering was so good that I am sure to be buying those again.
The Hoop Dee Doo is something I like to do but not every visit as it can be expensive. I love the show and even though it is the same everytime, it just doesn't get old. The food is great and even my son laughs at the show. It is worth the money to see.
The first place she took me was Le Cellier in Epcot. I thought the food was excellent and I was glad she took me there. We had just finished snacking at the Food & Wine festival so I was not too hungry but I did get the Macaroni & Cheese. It was tasty and I was sorry that I wasn't hungry enough to eat more. The second place she took me was Teppan Edo in Epcot. I love love LOVE it there and plan on going back. It is a littly pricey but everyone split meals and it was more than enough food for all. The night we went there, as soon as we stepped off the monorail it began to rain. By the time we arrived we were all soaked. The hostess gave each of us warm face cloths and some plastic disney shopping bags to put our wet jackets in. It was a nice start. I just enjoyed everything. My son is a picky eater and refused to eat anything but he enjoyed watching the food being cooked and was mesmorized the entire time. The last place I went that was new to me was Kona Cafe at the Polynesian. I loved the Tonga Toast and hope to get back there again soon.
I love character meals and I usually go to the same ones everytime, mostly for the characters. I tend to skip princess ones since my son doesn't really enjoy those as much. He does like Chef Mickey, Ohana, Hollywood and Vine, and Crystal Palace though. I like the variety of food these places offer and I think the quality of the food is excellent! Ohana doesn't have as big a variety but on my list trip, there was 9 of us eating at one time and none one left hungry. The biggest hit there was the mickey waffles which we agreed was the best. I am sad that the Liberty Tree Tavern will no longer do character dinners since I like it there as well. I don't know if I will be going back without the characters though.
My favorite place for a snack is the Aloha refreshment stand where I always order my Pineapple float to share with my son. I always look forward to that. Normally I don't buy ice cream from the small stands located in all the parks but this year I bought the Mickey head ice cream. The chocolate covering was so good that I am sure to be buying those again.
The Hoop Dee Doo is something I like to do but not every visit as it can be expensive. I love the show and even though it is the same everytime, it just doesn't get old. The food is great and even my son laughs at the show. It is worth the money to see.
