Table Service and Counter Service Menus online.

[Jonjo]

The DLP Magic website has been under going an update over the last few weeks, and yesturday they published menus of the parks Table Service and Counter Service resturants.

Very handy for trip planning!

http://www.dlrpmagic.com/planning/dining/restaurant-menus/.

 

[disney_princess_85]

Very handy indeed! Thank you for posting.

 

[tinkertaylor05]

Great stuff thanks for posting .... just in time before I make our reservations

 

[miss_bell]

Thank you, this is really helpful for my planning, it's good to see the set menus and prices so we can budget.

 

[sammie1884]

Thank you for this! its defo gonna come in handy so that we can plan what everyone likes and budget and will save time when we get there! xx

 

[Ware Bears]

Great news!! Something to drool over on these cold, dark winter nights!

 

[Disneyfanswicklow]

Thanks for sharing that! it will be great for us as we plan our meals - the old menus were way out of date!

 

[Asker Family]

That's great, many thanks we can see what we might be eating now

 

[cherrymarzipan]

Thank you, something else to get excited about!

 

[aj2703]

Ok call me an old scrooge, but being able to see the menu and prices in advance make you realise just how expensive it is. I mean a classic hotdog in Annette's is £10...lmao..

 

[Jonjo]

Ok call me an old scrooge, but being able to see the menu and prices in advance make you realise just how expensive it is. I mean a classic hotdog in Annette's is £10...lmao..

My local pub charges £10 for a burger and fries....

 

[aj2703]

My local pub charges £10 for a burger and fries....

A burger and fries £10..? where do you live then.? Where i live you can get that for £8.50 tops..!

 

[eeyorefanuk]

Thanks for that just off to have a look

 

[paulinefc]

Thanks for that. Def something to suit all budgets

 

[Jonjo]

A burger and fries £10..? where do you live then.? Where i live you can get that for £8.50 tops..!

We live in Waterbeach, a village just north of Cambridge. We are only 60 mins from London by train so we are within the London commuter belt, and Cambridge is quite an expencive place to eat out anyway. I suppose thats why DW and I don't find DLP that expensive when it comes to dining in the resturants there.

 

[Ware Bears]

I don't find DLP food terribly expensive either. I guess it all depends on where you live and what the cost of eating out is like in your area. We pay similar prices to eat out at home and yesterday I paid £9 for a burger and fries in a Winchester pub.

Also, don't forget the exchange rate is so poor these days. When I first started visiting DLP 5 years ago it was closer to 1.5 so the £ went a lot further in those days.

 

[aj2703]

I don't find DLP food terribly expensive either. I guess it all depends on where you live and what the cost of eating out is like in your area. We pay similar prices to eat out at home and yesterday I paid £9 for a burger and fries in a Winchester pub.

Also, don't forget the exchange rate is so poor these days. When I first started visiting DLP 5 years ago it was closer to 1.5 so the £ went a lot further in those days.

Oh yes of course the exchange rate has change and i do understand that.

Take a look at this for an example. This is copied from a very popular Shanklin food based pub. During summer this place is packed. Maybe you can now see why to be £10 for a Hot Dog is expensive...lol

Gourmet Burgers

Cheese & bacon burger: 100% British beef burger topped with your choice of ‘Tickler’ Devon Cheddar or Shropshire
Blue cheese & grilled bacon in a toasted, rustic flour bap with mayonnaise, lettuce, plum tomato & red onion.
Served with chips & our spicy tomato relish on the side. £8.25

Surf ’n’ turf burger: Tail-on tempura battered king prawns on top of our 100% British beef burger with ‘Tickler’ Devon Cheddar & grilled bacon in a toasted, rustic flour bap with mayonnaise, lettuce, plum tomato & red onion. Served with chips & our spicy tomato relish on the side £9.25

Tandoori vegetable burger: Topped with a yoghurt & cucumber dressing, in a toasted flour bap with mayonnaise, lettuce, plum tomato & red onion, served with chips £6.95

Southern-fried chicken burger: Spicy coated chicken breast topped with lettuce, mayonnaise, plum tomato & red onion in a rustic flour bap. Served with chips & our spicy tomato relish on the side. £7.75

 

[Ware Bears]

aj2703 ~ that menu sounds delish!!

I guess at DLRP it's also down to having a captive audience who don't want to stray far from the Disney hub. A cheaper option is to get the train into Val d'Europe ~ it's only one stop and there's quite a choice of reasonably priced restaurants there.

offtopic: My nan used to live in Shanklin and I've got loads of happy childhood memories of summer hols on the IOW ~ we always used to stay at Whitecliff Bay and spent most of our days rock pooling. Fast forward many years and we took our children there a couple of times a few years ago and, apart from being modernised, it had hardly changed! Bliss! )

 

[loladelorean]

We went to DLP this year expecting the food to be extortionate, particularly as we chose to eat in table service restaurants. We were pleasantly surprised, the food wasn't too different in price from the restaurant where I work in the west of Scotland. The wine was also the same kind of price, 5 euros for a large glass in most restaurants. Taking shareholders discount into account our meals at Silver Spur, Steakhouse, Blue Lagoon, Walts and Cafe Mickey were good value.
Very grateful to the guys at DLPMagic for putting this comprehensive menu guide together, its great.

 

[aj2703]

aj2703 ~ that menu sounds delish!!

I guess at DLRP it's also down to having a captive audience who don't want to stray far from the Disney hub. A cheaper option is to get the train into Val d'Europe ~ it's only one stop and there's quite a choice of reasonably priced restaurants there.

offtopic: My nan used to live in Shanklin and I've got loads of happy childhood memories of summer hols on the IOW ~ we always used to stay at Whitecliff Bay and spent most of our days rock pooling. Fast forward many years and we took our children there a couple of times a few years ago and, apart from being modernised, it had hardly changed! Bliss! )

The island does have some very lovely beaches. and yes nothing changes over here... Except the employment which is in a sharp decline. But i shan't go on as you say straying off topic