Tonys at mk

[robtebo]

Could anyone please give me there opinions on tonys town square restaurant in the mk.Thanks

 

[kathylovesdisneyworl]

I ate there in May and also the year before. Last trip was dinner, and I was not impressed. Limited menu, and I thought high prices for what you were getting. I think it was $18 or $19 for the spaggetti and meatballs. Food was barely warm. Loved the place 5 years ago, but not the last two times we were there. Will not go there again, to many great places to pick from. Service was fine, a nice resturant and great location, just not worth the $50 for dinner.

 

[Dopey & Grumpy]

Originally posted by kathylovesdisneyworl
I thought high prices for what you were getting. I think it was $18 or $19 for the spaggetti and meatballs. Food was barely warm. Not worth the $50 for dinner.

I agree. We ate there once and won't go back. Too many nicer places.

 

[mtdevine615]

We ate lunch there last Jan. by accident, We were both very hungry as we walked by so we decided to give it a try. It turned out to be one of the best lunches we had ever had at MK. We will try Tony's again even though we have seen a few bad reviews. I do like the lunch menu better than the Dinner menu. Good luck.

 

[Mickey76]

I ate there twice during my last visit to WDW. Both times I had spaghetti and meatballs. Actually the spaghetti comes with one giant meatball. The food was great and the service was, too.

Mickey76

 

[DianeL]

Hi

I've eaten here twice both for lunch and both times solo. I had the daily soup and let's see the first time I had Pizza Bianca and the second time I think it was the Tony's Pizza.

The first soup I had was butternut squash soup which was out of this world. The 2nd trip was a cream of mushroom soup with I think some cheese. It too was really good. I'm hoping to get there again this next trip or at least see if I can get a carry-out of the soup so I can eat at Casey's with my friends :-D

It seems a place you either love or not. I figured if I could introduce it to my Mom I would do so during a lunch with each having a bowl of soup, splitting a pizza. Less worries over a waste of money for her but still enjoyable for me.

maybe try it for something like that or just appetizers to see if you might want to try them again for a more sit down visit.

Either way have a wonderful trip!!!!

 

[dmonroe]

We ate there on our last trip, and were very pleased with our meal. Dh and I both had the steak, and ds had the pizza. We were lucky enough to get a table on the patio and watched Spectromagic from there! Even if the food hadn't been good, the view was great!

 

[robtebo]

Thanks for the many responses guess i'll have to try it maybe
we'll get lucky and hit it right.

 

[Mamu]

Have never eaten lunch or dinner there, but back in the days when Tony's served breakfast this was one of my favorites.

 

[YCFAN]

We ate there July 4th, 2003. They accommodated a sleeping two year old in a stroller. (Wonderful!) I had the veal medallions in a brown sauce which I thought were very good, but the most surprising part of the meal was a side dish called cauliflower mash. It didn't sound very appetizing to me and I sort of questioned what it was before ordering. The waitress was very nice and offered to bring me a sample. She did and I loved it! It's a combination of cauliflower and mashed potatoes. Wonderful flavor. Even by DS(15) liked it. My husband had spaghetti with the huge meatball. My son's friend, also 15, had chicken and like that too. When the two year old woke up they brought him a cheese pizza. (did I mention how accommodating they were?) For dessert they have a butterscotch creme brulee that is soooo smooth and almost sinful to eat. We enjoyed the atmosphere and the "announcing" of people's birthdays and the general fun that the waiters seemed to be having. Maybe we just hit them on a good day, but for a 4th of July as crowded as it was, it was certainly a nice break.