Via Napoli Chicken Parmigiana Question...

[MickeyEars]

Hi!
Is it possible to get it with spaghetti instead of potatoes? Last year when we were there my husband and son ordered it and it came with the potatoes which they weren't thrilled about. We would have inquired had we known but we just assumed it would be served with spaghetti.
Anyone have any idea?

Thanks!
Carla

 

[diskids2]

Last July, DH and DS had the chix parm and they could not subsitute spaghetti for the potatoes. They were able to buy it as a side dish which they did. Just to note" they were on the DDP, if that makes a difference either way.

 

[MickeyEars]

Thanks for the reply!! I wonder why the description says it comes with spaghetti torte and then it's served with potatoes? Am I seeing a old description or am I missing something?

Anyone know?

Thanks again!
Carla

 

[danimaroo]

When I was there last January it came with the BEST spaghetti and that was part of why I loved it so much! I really hope they didn't change it to potatoes. We have an ADR there on Sunday, so fingers crossed it comes with that amazing spaghetti that it came with the first time I had it.

 

[wdwnomad]

I asked in August and they said no. Who eats chicken parm with potatoes? I guess it is cheaper...

 

[purple figment]

We were there in October and the menu said it was served with "roasted potatoes." If you're on the dining plan, Via Napoli seems to be one of the restaurants that adheres to its guidelines very closely. However, as a PP said, they were able to order a side of pasta OOP.

 

[psac]

Thanks for the reply!! I wonder why the description says it comes with spaghetti torte and then it's served with potatoes? Am I seeing a old description or am I missing something?

Anyone know?

Thanks again!
Carla

Even if it's potatoes, be glad it's NOT the spaghetti torte served with it anymore. We ate there when it first opened, and that spaghetti torte was awful, completely inedible.

 

[GeorgeG]

In recent years I have learned never to try using logic with Disney dining. I don't know if it has anything to do with dining plans or weird executive chefs (or both), but things are getting further away from 'normal' lately.

 

[Bob NC]

Who eats chicken parm with potatoes?

Everyone in Italy.

 

[MickeyEars]

Thanks everyone for the replies. We'll just ask them and if they won't substitute then we'll just pay for a side.

Carla