Tgi Fridays

[JANEDF]

Anyone ever eat at the TGI FRIDAYS on 192? Reviews?

 

[mowsearz]

Not the one on 192, but we have eaten at the one at the crossroads and it was fine. It does get busy at the dinner hour, sometimes with a little wait. But there are shops around it that you could walk some of the party through to keep them busy.

 

[poohangel]

We ate there last year in april, was very good. Husband had the sesame chicken and potato skins, and I had the sampler platter with hot wings, fried cheese and potato skins.

poohangel

 

[Lisa D]

We usually go to the one at Crossroads. It's a great way to save a little bit of money on your dinner, as opposed to doing all Disney dining. I have to admit I enjoyed it more before we got a Fridays ten minutes up the road from our home, since before then it was still somewhere different from home to eat!

 

[SimbaNoodle]

Not to get off the subject, but last year my family and I went to Olive Garden at Crossroads and loved it. It was more of a home cooked meal after all the days in the park. Even had leftovers to bring back to the Villa. Don't get me wrong though, we love TGI, I have over 30,000 points on my TGI Gold Card. Saving for the cruise for two, only 220,000 points to go.

Have a great Disney Day.

 

[Epcotgal8]

Originally posted by Lisa D
I have to admit I enjoyed it more before we got a Fridays ten minutes up the road from our home, since before then it was still somewhere different from home to eat!

LOL. That sounds just like me too Lisa. When we're out of town I want to eat somewhere different, even if it's just fast food. My kids will say, "there's a McDonald's..Burger King..Wendy's..." <sigh> I tell them "I know you need a McNugget fix but we can get that at home." I know this may be off topic from the original question but if you like Tex-Mex, Chevy's at the Crossroads is a good choice. We've eaten there twice and both times had good food, really good service, and it's very reasonably priced especially after dining on property.