Stellablue & Goofypajamas Dining Reviews 1/31-2/6 Parks & Resorts!

On a roll so I thought I'd keep going while it's still fresh in my head!

Biergarten:

Type: Buffet

Location: Smack in the middle of Epcot's Germany in the World Showcase. You can't miss the huge banner that says "Oktoberfest!"

Time of Day: 6:55pm ADR's. It was pretty busy and they were turning away all walk-ins. Our beeper went off within 10-15 minutes (closer to 10 minutes).

Cost: $75 (buffet for two + beer flight + 20% tip)

DBF chose this restaurant because he used to live in Germany and also loves German food.

We loved the Germany area as a whole-it is so pretty and festive. The inside of the Biergarten is fantastic! It looks like a little village, the band is wonderful! When we got back, I learned that one of their band members tragically passed away the night before we were there :sad1: DBF says he remembers them dedicating a song to someone. Despite this tragedy, the band was so fun and enthusiastic. I was amazed at how much this place appeals to kids as much as adults! I figured because of the cuisine and the beer, it would be mostly adults. Kids LOVED getting right up and dancing to the band's music-it was so cute to watch them:goodvibes

It was a good sized restaurant and definately full of people! Very loud in there, but a fun and pleasant loud-not annoying at all. The thing with this place is they do seat you with other people, unless you happen to be a family of I think 8 people. They also do not seat you until the entire table has arrived (i.e. we waited a few minutes for the other party of two to arrive). We had a group of 4 business men, another couple, and us (couple). This was a very interesting experience. I felt a bit shy and uncomfortable at first. I am shy with strangers in general. DBF is a much more outgoing than me. The business men pretty much ignored us the whole time-which was fine with me. Don't get me wrong, they were very respectful and polite. They just acted as their own table, commented a few times as if they were the table next to us. the couple sat across from us. They seemed just as uncomfortable as I did at first-just felt pressured to try and chat and "make friends." After a little while, I think they all kind of identified the atmosphere and it was fine. They were a very nice couple and we did end up chatting a little.

Our server was fantastic!! I wish I could remember her name. It might have been Melissa? Young girl with shorter dark hair-very friendly and attentive. Anyways, I would love to have her again. She checked on us often and kept our tables clean, despite how super busy she was!

The food was surprisingly great! I didn't think I would find much to eat since I do not like sausages. The salads were terrific, liked the pretzel bread, the shnitzel was my favorite, and the bavarian cheesecake was so good! I ended up eating too much and had a tummy ache afterwards:sick: but it was worth it.
We also shared a beer flight. We very much enjoy good beer, but we are not big drinkers and the size of the regular beer is ENORMOUS!! I would highly recommend the Beer Flight-gives you a taste of everything. My favorites were the Becks Dark and the Hoegarten.
*There was another dark beer in our flight that I loved as well-I wish I wrote down the name of it. Anyone have a list of their beers??:confused3

:thumbsup2 Taste=5
:thumbsup2 Portion size=5
:thumbsup2 Restaurant Ambiance=5
:thumbsup2 Service=5
:thumbsup2 Good for adults/a couple=4 (great for adults, but definately NOT an intimate romantic place-more fun and festive)
:thumbsup2 We would definately go here again for dinner. I did feel a bit weird with the seating, but the rest of it is worth it and I can just make DBF do all the talking :laughing:
Next time I would definately eat less and have us each order the beer flight instead of just one-I could have definately gone for more!

Next up: Day 3: DHS-Sci Fi Drive In & 50's Prime Time Cafe!
 
Sci-Fi Dine In:

Type: Table Service/lunch

Location: DHS on Commissary Lane

Time of Day: 11:30am ADR's. I requested a car at check in and was told that as long as I had an ADR, I was garunteed a car. They were excepting walk-ins, but most walk ins got a table instead. Our beeper went off within 5 minutes.

Cost: $42 (including 20% tip)

DBF chose this restaurant because he loves sci-fi movies:scared1:

Cool atmosphere inside! They really do make it seem like you are outside at night sitting in a car at the movies! Even the regular tables look fun, but we were excited to get a car. Because there were only two of us, we got the back of a car shared with a family. This was no big deal and NOT like sharing your table at the Biergarten. Because everyone is facing forward, you barely notice the people in front of you and it just feels like they are at a separate table. We thought the seats were cozy and there was a good space between us and the people in front of us (girl in front of me had long hair, but it was no where near my food). Table was a bit small due to the set up of the car, but we didn't feel squished. It was actually great for a couple, because we got to snuggle in together :hug: I am glad we went for lunch instead of dinner though. I do think I would have felt cramped at dinner-since for us, lunch is more like intermission between park stuff and dinner is more sprawl out and relax time. The movie screen is large and they give you speakers at your car to listen. I had read a review on here that the speakers were too soft, but I disagree. They were low, but we could still here them. I liked that the movie screen was designed to be more background ambiance instead of the focus of the restaurant. We were able to chat the whole time and still glance over to the movies when we wanted to. They are short movie ads instead of full length movies, with cartoons thrown in between. The entire cycle was about 20 minutes before it repeated itself. The clips were so fun-black and white and hilarious-not scary for kids in case anyone is wondering. I didn't notice any scared kids while we were there.

Our server was very good. His name was Touriq. He was very polite and attentive, very accomodating to all the alterations I wanted done on my meal. I even got a free strawberry shake (due to a mess up with the order in front of us!). They had a full restaurant, so they were quite busy, but overall service here was SLOW. This seemed to be due to a problem in the kitchen, NOT due to our server. He brought us our drinks and milkshakes right away, was very good about refilling our sodas and waters without our asking, coming by to ask how we were doing, apologized for the delay with the food, and let us know when the food was coming, very calm and smiley the whole time :). Overall, we waited at least 35 minutes for our food. We really didn't mind the wait though. We had our milkshakes and sodas to sip and the movie screen is quite entertaining. and we were definately not ignored by our server.

The food was pretty good. I was expecting gross, due to several bad reviews I read. I ordered the italian chicken sandwich with cucumber melon salad, diet coke, and also my free strawberry shake. I asked for my chicken served plain on multigrain bread with bruschetta on the side. Chicken was pretty good-not the best, but certainly not aweful. I loved the side of bruschetta. Multigrain bread was good too. I did not like the cucumber melon salad-I didn't think I would when I ordered it-just wanted to try it. I'm not really one for mixing fruit with veggies. DBF also thought the salad was a bit weird. Strawberry milkshake was yummy! DBF got the cheeseburger and fries with an oreo milkshake. DBF said that this was the BEST burger he had at WDW-he even liked it better than the one he had at B&C! He said it was a handmade patty and perfectly cooked. I had a few of his french fries and those were great too. Of course, the oreo milkshake was yummy-how could it not be?:confused3 The lettuce and tomato that came with both of our sandwiches was very fresh.

:thumbsup2 Taste=4
:thumbsup2 Portion size=5
:thumbsup2 Restaurant Ambiance=5
:thumbsup2 Service=3 (but NOT due to the server!)
:thumbsup2 Good for adults/a couple=5
:thumbsup2 We would definately eat here again-for lunch, not dinner. The theming was so fun and DBF loved his burger!
 
I'm enjoying your reviews! You guys went to several places I'm considering for our next trip. Thank you for commenting on portion size, too; I'm leaning against the DDP this time since there are several table services places we want to try, but I don't want a huge amount of food. Thinking about sharing at lunch to be able to try more things...
 

So glad to hear someone other than myself finds the texture of the meats at Tangierine Cafe odd. I couldn't eat it, it was like beef jerky.:scared:
 
I'm enjoying your reviews! You guys went to several places I'm considering for our next trip. Thank you for commenting on portion size, too; I'm leaning against the DDP this time since there are several table services places we want to try, but I don't want a huge amount of food. Thinking about sharing at lunch to be able to try more things...

We were thinking about the DDP, but b/c we hadnt been back to WDW in so long and had never been together, we wanted to try it without first. I think we would have done well using it this time and we might consider using it next time...DBF is still tallying up our spendings so I'll know once the review is completed!:thumbsup2
 
So glad to hear someone other than myself finds the texture of the meats at Tangierine Cafe odd. I couldn't eat it, it was like beef jerky.:scared:

Yes, it was a strange texture. We have shwarma restaurants at home and the chicken is certainly not that texture. The spice of it was good, it just didn't taste like real chicken. :confused3 I was vegetarian for over 10 years and it actually had a texture similar to a food called seitan (wheat gluten)
 
50's Prime Time Cafe:

Type: Table Service/dinner

Location: DHS on Mickey Avenue

Time of Day: 5:30pm ADR's. It was INSANELY busy and they were turning away all walk-ins. Our beeper went off within 10 minutes.

Cost: $45 (including 20% tip)

I chose the restaurant because I went here with my family when I was a little girl. I remember how much I loved it here....& I couldn't believe they have smores!! :cloud9:

The restaurant is a good size, but I did get a little lost in there on my way to the bathroom & such. I think this is because they really do set it up like separate rooms in a house. It was also so busy-lots of people everywhere & servers running around like maniacs. The theming of this place is unbelievable-so much detail to make it look like a 1950's kitchen. We were seated next to a table with a tv, so I got to watch a little.

Once we got seated, things got a bit rocky...:sad2:

To the right of us was a family of a mom, dad, toddler, and young girl. The mom was completely ignoring her kids-more interested in watching tv:confused3 , leaving dad to deal with their quite misbehaved toddler who was climbing up on the seats, on dad, on the table, and screaming:sad1: To the left of us was a huge scary looking scowly dad, mom, kid, and grandma. Later, our waitress nicknamed him Big Ugly Dad so that's what I will refer him as :laughing: Please forgive me for saying this, but I'm not sure they had ever left the bayou! :upsidedow It took a good 10-15 minutes before our waitress came over-she did pop in once to say it was crazy busy and she would be back. The threw the napkin/silverware basket on the table and ordered DBF to "make himself useful" and set the table:rotfl: We thought she was funny. DBF is a server himself, so he could relate to the super crowded restaurant. The Big Ugly Dad next to us was staring DBF down after that and complaining to his family because his waitress was late as well. His waitress finally came over to them and put on her 50's Prime Time act, but Big Ugly Dad was NOT buying it:scared: He was talking back to her, not laughing at her jokes or silly sarcasm, and talking to her in a very demeaning and humiliating fashion. The server tried a little bit more with them, but Big Ugly Dad just didn't get the act. I'm not sure this family understood the theming and character of the restaurant. The rest of his family didn't seem to mind, though they also looked a bit scared of crossing or disagreeing with Big Ugly Dad! Big Ugly Dad proceeded to make this poor server's time with them HELL!:sad2: I felt so bad for her. He sent their appetizer back twice, acting very demeaning and rude to her each time and making it very obvious that he was just doing it to act like a d!@% to get back at her for her innocent act. He sent his drink back to her to change once. In between harrassing his waitress, he was yelling at his kid to shut up for breathing basically Uggh... I could see my DBF's face getting red and fists clenched and I was praying he wasn't going to say something. DBF gets very upset when he sees men disrespecting women like that...aww, ain't he sweet?:love:

Our waitress finally came back in between all this and introduced herself as Cousin Ellen. She was so funny. She came running in and sat down next to me and put her feet up next to DBF saying "you don't mind, do ya sweetie?" and started complaining about how she was so tired and had to sit down for a minute. She said everyone was so shocked at how busy they were. The park had been so calm for he past few weeks and then tonight they just got slammed. She was so funny complaining and in between complaints, telling DBF to get his elbows off the table, asking if he washed his hands, etc...:rotfl2: DBF thought she was great!

Anyways she took our order and promised to be back as soon as possible. Food only took about 20 minutes to get here. Ellen made sure to pop in for a quick hi or yelled to us across the room to check in on us.:goodvibes

I ordered the grilled chicken & diet coke. I substituted the root hash for green beans. It was a HUGE portion! The chicken was excellent, but I was only able to eat half of it. Green beens were a huge portion as well-I think they purposely do this so they can yell at you to eat your veggies because theres no way to finish all of them! DBF ordered the pot roast. It was a smaller portion than my chicken, but he certainly said it was enough food. He really liked his pot roast......until....:scared1:

Halfway through our meal the family to our right was leaving & the toddler got sick all over the floor next to DBF :sick: I know, I know kids get sick & we shouldn't be so shocked because WDW is full of kids and blah blah blah, but it was still gross & unpleasant for DBF as he got some on his shoes & didn't do much for he already hectic atmosphere with our unpleasant neighbors. I also thought the family should have apologized, but they didn't. They didn't even bother to help clean it up! Ellen came over & was mortified. She immediately gathered up our food & sent us to a new table in another room. I personally was psyched to move and saw this as an act of God because I was so happy to get away from Big Ugly Dad!! Another 5 minutes of being there, I think my DBF would have gone after Big Ugly Dad and...uggh:eek:

Our new spot was much more pleasant-nice couple next to us. A manager came over to us and apologized for our troubles. DBF cleaned himself off and all was well. We noticed that another manager had taken over Big Ugly Dad's table, I guess that poor server had enough!

Anyways, Ellen returned and pushed DBF over on the bench and said "Give a gal some room, I'm exhausted!" :rotfl2: She apologized profusely for our experience and was so funny commenting about Big Ugly Dad:scared1: We had a good laugh with her. She went on and on about how she couldn't believe how busy they were for this time of year (they really were slammed!). We really are an easy going couple, so we were just content to be in a new spot. Plus, DBF is a waiter himself, so he understood about the crowds. Ellen demanded we order a dessert on the house and we were very happy about that. I had been looking forward to those infamous smores for months now and free was even better!

We could have ordered two on the house, but we knew we couldn't finish all that, so we just shared one. The portion was MUCH bigger than the recent photos I've seen posted on here, so I'm wondering if she got a larger size made for our troubles. It was DELICIOUS!! Crispy gooey marshmallows, rick chocolate, crunchy graham crackers, more chocolate drizzled around the plate:cloud9: Despite not being that hungry, we polished off the entire plate!

:thumbsup2Taste=5
:thumbsup2 Portion size=5
:thumbsup2 Restaurant Ambiance=5
:confused3 Experience=3 (wanted to add this in)
:thumbsup2 Service=5 (despite everything, we thought service handled it very well & Ellen was very funny & down to earth!)
:thumbsup2 Good for adults/a couple=5
:thumbsup2 Despite the mishaps, we would definately eat here again-we would even love to have Cousin Ellen again. Maybe next time we will try for lunch or a less busy time for dinner. If it weren't for the crowds and neighbors, I think our night would have gone much better.

Next up: Day 4: MK-Lunching Pad & Main St. Bakery!
 
WOW - Between Big Ugly Dad and the sick toddler, you two could have really had a horrid night, easy-going is an under statement. You two are saints!!!:lmao:
 
WOW - Between Big Ugly Dad and the sick toddler, you two could have really had a horrid night, easy-going is an under statement. You two are saints!!!:lmao:

Well, I'm a special ed. preschool teacher and DBF is a waiter, so none of this phased us too much...except for the attitude and behavior of Big Ugly Dad-uggh! :eek: I couldn't believe how aweful and DEMEANING he was towards that poor waitress. She was just a young girl, just doing her job and fitting in to the theming of the restaurant. I mean maybe they didn't do their research (I'm not even sure they could read!) and were taking it too personally, but there was no need to make her feel like a piece of dirt because he didn't approve of the onion ring sauce or eye her up and down like that!

I'm pretty sure they left zero tip for her :sad2: I almost wanted to leave her something because she handled it as well as can be expected until the manager finally took over.
 
You and your BF seem so nice. To have such aweful things going on around you and still be able to focus on how wonderful your server was nice to hear. Big Ugly Dad deserved a pop in the chops, how anyone can behave like that is beyond me. He should be living in a cave somewhere.

Now I have 3 children. If one on my kids threw up near someone I would be on the floor cleaning it up, especially if it splashed on someone.:scared: Sounds like the servers and management had their work cut out for tham that day.
 
You and your BF seem so nice. To have such aweful things going on around you and still be able to focus on how wonderful your server was nice to hear. Big Ugly Dad deserved a pop in the chops, how anyone can behave like that is beyond me. He should be living in a cave somewhere.

Now I have 3 children. If one on my kids threw up near someone I would be on the floor cleaning it up, especially if it splashed on someone.:scared: Sounds like the servers and management had their work cut out for tham that day.

I was just going to post the exact same thing!!:thumbsup2
 
Thank you for your kind words:goodvibes

Yeah, we are a pretty laid back couple in general and honestly just so happy and grateful to be in WDW!! We had such a magical vacation :cloud9:

I have to say that most guests were VERY nice. Aside from this one instance, children in the parks were pretty well behaved. I was very impressed with the parents-most were VERY good about watching their kids, apologized if one of them was disruptive. The tour groups and mass of Mardi Gras vacationers definately added to the crowds but were very pleasant to be around.

Being a teacher, I'm very tolerant of young children....honestly the only age group that annoys me are unchaperoned arrogant teenagers. I have very little patience when they act up:scared: We only had one bad experience with them while waiting in line for Fantasmic, this group of 6 teens pretended they were looking for someone and pushed in front of several people to get a better spot in line. and then proceeded to laugh loudly at their endeavors and act obnoxious while we were waiting. DBF had to distract me from pushing back with that one!!:laughing: Funny thing is, once the doors opened it seemed like the Fantasmic theater is so big, it didn't really matter where you were in line. Heck we got there 30 minutes early and were about halfway back in line and we got 2nd row seats, a little bit left from the center and we thought our seats were perfect!

Sorry to get OT, just my little rant...
 
Lunching Pad:

Type: Counter Service/snack

Location: MK in Tomorrowland at Rocket Tower Plaza

Time of Day: 10:30am. We skipped breakfast, due to a late start & stopped off for a snack

Cost: about $10.00

We honestly chose this restaurant because I was starving and we came upon it! We were originally going to go to the Main St. Bakery, but the line was enormous!

Anyways, the Lunching Pad is a no frills snack stop. Ample outdoor seating in front. The service worker was friendly and quick.

We had read great reviews about the stuffed pretzels and decided to give them a shot. I got the cheese stuffed and DBF got cream cheese stuffed. We split those and a diet coke.

The pretzels were pretty good-not the best, but tasty enough. I think I liked the cheese one better, but that's just preference. Table wasn't the cleanest, what what do you expect from an outdoor very busy area?

:thumbsup2 Taste=4
:thumbsup2 Portion size=5
:thumbsup2 Restaurant Ambiance=4 (it is located right in the heart of Tomorrowland which is pretty neat)
:thumbsup2 Service=5
:thumbsup2 Good for adults/a couple=3 (average, kind of a chaotic area)
:confused3 Not sure if we would eat here again. We really just stumbled upon it. It was good, but there are better places in the MK for a snack IMHO

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Main Street Bakery:

Type: Counter Service/lunch (lunch for us, you can also go there for a snack)

Location: MK right towards the end of Main Street

Time of Day: 3:00pm.

Cost: I think around $15.00 (forgot to save receipt on this!)

We had a late "breakfast" and wanted to come back here when it was less crowded. First off, I love Main Street! I think all the shops and places are so cute, I was content to eat here. The bakery is so cute inside. Warm and simple with Smuckers products everywhere (obviously the sponsor!). It's a fairly large place with ample seating inside. Seating areas were very clean. We opted to sit indoors, but I think I saw outdoor seating as well. I was very happy to see that it wasn't crowded when we returned. It was a very relaxing atmosphere and a wonderful break from the crowds outside :goodvibes

You go to the display cases and it's sort of an assembly line of workers there to take care of you. The service workers were all very friendly and efficient.

DBF and I split a premade ham sandwich, frozen latte, and some sort of apple raisin pastry that I can't recall the name of-any guesses?:confused3 EVERYTHING looked yummy here! The sandwich was huge and very fresh. Frozen latte was yummy! The apple thingy very good too. This food was definately plenty to split between two people.

:thumbsup2 Taste=5
:thumbsup2 Portion size=5
:thumbsup2 Restaurant Ambiance=5
:thumbsup2 Service=5
:thumbsup2 Good for adults/a couple=5
:thumbsup2 We would definately eat here again for lunch, breakfast, a snack or whatever!

Next up-Liberty Tree Tavern Character Dinner!
 
Liberty Tree Tavern Character Dinner:

Type: Table Service/Family-Style Meal/Dinner/Characters

Location: MK in Liberty Square

Time of Day: 6:45pm ADR's

Cost: $67 (including 20% tip)

I kind of messed up with these ADR's. When I booked the 7pm time frame, I felt for sure this would give us plenty of time for Spectromagic at 8 and Wishes at 9.
**Word of advice: ALWAYS check the WDW calendar on their website for show and parade times prior to making ADR's because they change from season to season and day to day. It turned out that Spectro was at 7pm:guilty: All was not lost though because the helpful Dis'ers on this board let us know that Spectro actually comes right by LTT at 7:15! So, at 7:15, we were able to step outside on the porch and watch part of the parade. This was fine for us-it wasn't our favorite and we just wanted a little taste of it. You do get a pretty good view from the porch though.

Anyways, we got seated pretty quickly. It was very busy and looked like a full house of guests. We were seated in a corner, which I liked. Characters were out and about when we got there.

Our waitress showed up very briefly to say that "She might be back in a few minutes if we were lucky" and hurried off-:confused: DBf didn't seem to notice, but I thought this might not have been the best way to greet a table. Anyways, she showed up about 5-10 minutes later with rolls and salad. She explained that the computers were down so she would take our order, but she wasn't sure when it was going to get filled. No apologies or anything. She introduced herself finally (I won't mention her name because I didn't care for her & don't want to be rude & single her out). she rushed through the info about the family style meal-described the food and dessert and how family style worked, talked a bit about the characters making their rounds, took our drink orders, smiled quickly, and was on her way. To her defense they were very busy and DBF understood how hectic it is when the computers break-makes it very hard for the kitchen to get the orders, but I still thought she could have been a bit friendlier. Anyways, the characters hurried off abruptly because they had to go "join the Spectromagic Parade":) I thought this was a very good tactic on Disney's end. The all came back out promptly after the parade ended.

Our food ended up arriving in a timely manner, but our waitress just sort of dropped it off and left. Throughout the evening, she never asked if we needed anything. Never came back on her own to check in, ask if we were enjoying our meal, or ask if we needed anything. Now, I am a very tolerant person (as you can see from my 50's PT experience), it doesn't take much to please me, but the point of "family style" (as she explained) was when/if we wanted seconds, she would bring us some. I just thought it would be good customer service for her to offer from time to time "Can I get you anything else?" I do understand they were very busy, it was hectic with the characters floating around, plus their computers were having trouble, BUT she was in our area several times tending to other guests-right next to us a few times, all she had to do was turn around and check in with us. She did give us seconds when we flagged her down, but it was hard to flag her down. Once we were done, she quickly brought us over dessert and the check at the same time. DBF didn't think any of this was a big deal and still gave her the full 20% tip. I personally was a bit put off (certainly NOT enough to ruin my meal, I was with great company!:lovestruc) and would have only given her 15% because, regardless of the crowdedness and computer problems, I think she could have been a little bit warmer and should have checked in with us. I guess I just appreciate that in a server. I think our server at the Biergarten put in twice as much efforts and attention at our table and that was a full buffet! This was the only subpar serve we experienced during our whole trip, and it wasn't that bad, just could have been better I guess.

Anyways, the food was very good! We loved the bread and salad. Bread had some sort of honey taste to it (or this could have been the butter, I couldn't tell). Turkey was yummy, DBF liked the beef (I didn't eat it just due to preference). I didn't like the ham/pork thing at all. Very strong smoked taste that just didn't appeal to me. Veggies and stuffing were good and the mac & cheese was great! Apple crisp dessert was good too, but we only had a taste (we were full from our meal).

The characters not rushed at all. They took their time and paid attention to every table:thumbsup2 They were cute too, but....I get so shy around them!:rotfl: I love watching them interact with others, but I get so shy and feel silly when they approach me. Thank goodness for DBF who was hamming it up with them! I liked Chip/Dale the best. He kept coming over and giving me kisses :lovestruc We weren't sure who was who with those chipmunks and when one came to us, DBF said "I can never tell you apart-are you Chip or Dale?" The character just shrugged "I don't know" :lmao:

Now for the bummer of the whole evening:sad2: After a while I noticed that we met almost all characters: Minnie, Goofy, and the chipmunks....but where was Mickey? We saw him when we first arrived and then he was gone for Spectro and never returned. and that's when we heard it-fireworks. We were missing Wishes!!!!:scared: I was so upset:guilty: I thought it had started at 9, but it turned out it was for 8pm that night. It was too late to go outside. I was so bummed-my itinerary had been working out so beautifully so far. DBF said we would go another night, but the night we went back, the MK closed early for a P&PP and we were unable to see it.:sad1: We did catch a beautiful and unforgettable viewing from the Poly on our first night, but we had never seen Wishes before and I was looking forward to seeing it close up to the castle....oh well, whadaya gonna do, right? The rest of the trip was magical enough to make up for it. :cloud9:

Anyways...
:thumbsup2 Taste=5
:thumbsup2 Portion size=5
:thumbsup2 Restaurant Ambiance=4 (kinda hectic environment, though the characters made up for it)
:snooty: Service=2 (sorry, I know DBF will disagree, but it wouldn't have taken much effort for her use a bit more customer service skills)
:thumbsup2 Good for adults/a couple=2 (better for kids I think)
:snooty: I don't think we will eat here again. Partly due to the experience and BAD ADR timing on my part. If I were to have done it again, I would have either skipped LTT dinner and opted for CS somewhere, or maybe tried lunch when it might have been less hectic.

Next up-DAK Pizzafari lunch & AKL Boma dinner!
 















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