Some offsite restaurant recommendations?

[DisneyFanatik]

What are some offsite restaurants that are good? Which ones should we avoid?

 

[swandiverpatt]

We like Bahama Breeze on 535 off of I-4. We also like Jungle Jim's at the Crossroads (I know feelings are mixed on that one, but we do like their extensive burger menu and you can't beat their drink specials of the day -- $3 for a great fru-fru drink). And it's all about the drink specials, isn't it?

www.bahamabreeze.com
www.jungle-jims.com

 

[AreWeThereYet]

We have Bahama Breeze here in Atlanta and would definitely second that recommendation.

If you like Chicago style pizza go to pizzeria Uno at the Crossroads. I love their pizza but the rest of the family can't stand it.

We love the diner at Celebration (don't remember the name, but it's on the corner across from the lake). They have great meals and awesome desserts. Celebration is a nice little place to walk around too.

 

[Epcotgal8]

If you like Tex-Mex try Chevy's at the Crossroads. Good food, service, and reasonably priced. We also like Romano's Macaroni Grill which is on Apopka Vineland Rd. not far from the Crossroads.

 

[Musky]

DisneyFanatick, you should try the Orlando Hotels and Attractions board. There is a long thread there about best offsite restaurants.

Musky

 

[Kae]

Cafe Tu Tu Tango check out their web site www.cafetututango.com It is by the vistors Center & the Doubletree Castle Hotel

Kae

 

[DisneyFanatik]

Thanks for the info! Musky - thanks for directing me to the Orlando Hotels & attractions board. I will check it out now!