Top 5 Places you SHOULDNT eat

[mickey mommy]

Hard to come up with 5, but the 3 that stick out are:
1st is Crystal Palace - due to poor service and not so great food. DH used to wait tables and can understand things happen beyond the control of the waitstaff and can usually give the benefit of the doubt, but at CP, exactly how difficult is it to refill beverages and clear plates? He never got the coffee he asked for - we were all done eating our desert so at that point didn't want to make us wait any longer.....so, we will not go back there again. The table was left with plates piled high because no one ever came to take them away.
2nd - Liberty Tree Tavern - food just ok, not a fan of frozen mac n cheese. DH will never go back.
3rd - Rain Forest Cafe - Waaaay to overpriced for what it is, service was good though and the kids liked the atmosphere. Would rather waste my money on something else, though.

 

[magik]

The only restaurant I've eaten at that I really, really dislike is Pecos Bill. Both times I've eaten there, my veggie burger and the bun have been both dry and hard. It's like the burger and bun were frozen together, got freezer burned, and then were thawed in the microwave. The fixins bar is missing what I would consider some key burger fixins (at least for veggie burgers) like some kind of salad dressing packets. I am not a mayo, ketchup, mustard kind of person so it means I have to eat my burger dry. I even asked at the counter if they had any salad dressings and they told me no. Blech.

At peak times of the year this isn't a huge issue because if whoever I'm with wants to eat at Pecos Bill I just get a taco salad from El Pirata Y El Perico and get them to switch the meat for beans, but at times of year when El Pirata is closed, I try to steer clear of that area.

There are plenty of restaurants where I've had less than stellar food, but still love the atmosphere so eat there anyway (50's Prime Time, Sci Fi dine-in), but yeah...Pecos Bill is the only gross one that comes to mind.

Heck...I don't mind the cheese pizzas at Pizza Planet and Pizzafari. But I tend to think even bad pizza still tastes pretty good. I especially like dipping them in the ranch dressing packets that I know at least Pizza Planet has in the condiment area.

Edit:

I take that back...there was one experience that was so horrible I'm blocking it out. For the most part, every restaurant at Disney that I've ever eaten at has been able to accommodate me and my vegetarianism, even if there's nothing vegetarian on menu, and been very happy to do so. Everywhere except 'Nine Dragons' in Epcot. They have things listed as vegetarian that are cooked in chicken broth or use fish paste (as in these "vegetarian" items are not actually vegetarian, so I'm not sure why they were labeled as vegetarian). And when I asked for something that is not cooked in chicken broth or use fish paste they at first told me that since it was the busy season they didn't accommodate "special" requests. They did eventually bring me a plate of steamed vegetables. Never, ever, ever, ever again.