hurleysweety
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We spent 10 wonderful days in WDW from May 7-17! We ate some wonderful food using our Tables in Wonderland card (TiW) and decided to share our eats and our $$ saved to help out others considering getting one. I can tell you right now that it was a great decision!
The Trip:
It was our third time to WDW together. Our first was in 2008 on our honeymoon where we were on such a budget, we only ate at two TS places, with a majority of our food being eaten in the room, or at McDonalds!
Our second trip was in 2010, and our first on the DDP, which was just too much food for us. We were with my in-laws, and four desserts for four people every night was an overindulgence! So TiW to the rescue, 20% off almost all TS and a select CS! We kept track of every $ spent, so stay tuned for all the details.
About the people who ate all this food:
Me- 25 and the least pickiest person that I know. I am quite adventurous in my food choices, but like to stick to my favorites like big entree salads, chicken, gooey rich food (only on vacation), and basically anything I can't quickly make at home! I enjoy an occasional adult beverage every now and then, but its not a must. Food quality is number one for me when reviewing, but atmosphere and service are a close second and third.
DH - 27 and a pretty adventurous eater. He used to be rather picky, but has learned to love a lot of things because of the way I cook - I hate boring food! He loves steak, salmon, and sandwiches the most. He also loves pineapple and coconut flavors. DH is the healthy food motivator in our family-and we do pretty well as we both love to eat healthy, but man does Disney food get in the way of that sometimes!
Here we are walking to our first park on our first day in WDW, which was also DH's birthday!
What did we eat?
Table Service (*Lunch)
The Wave - for DH's birthday
Sci-Fin Dine-in*
ESPN Club
Rose & Crowne*
Tokyo Dining
Kona Cafe*
The Plaza
Beaches and Cream
ESPN Club(again!)
Hollywood Brown Derby
Counter Service(*Lunch, **Breakfast)
Yakatori House*
Columbia Harbor House
Captain Cooks**
Sassagaloua Float Works*
Earl of Sandwich
Sunshine Seasons*
Boardwalk Bakery**
Staring Rolls Cafe*
La Cantina de San Angel*
Boardwalk Bakery* (kids meal only)
Snacks
Boardwalk Bakery
Ghirardelli Soda Fountain (twice!)
Aloha Aisle
The Trip:
It was our third time to WDW together. Our first was in 2008 on our honeymoon where we were on such a budget, we only ate at two TS places, with a majority of our food being eaten in the room, or at McDonalds!

About the people who ate all this food:
Me- 25 and the least pickiest person that I know. I am quite adventurous in my food choices, but like to stick to my favorites like big entree salads, chicken, gooey rich food (only on vacation), and basically anything I can't quickly make at home! I enjoy an occasional adult beverage every now and then, but its not a must. Food quality is number one for me when reviewing, but atmosphere and service are a close second and third.
DH - 27 and a pretty adventurous eater. He used to be rather picky, but has learned to love a lot of things because of the way I cook - I hate boring food! He loves steak, salmon, and sandwiches the most. He also loves pineapple and coconut flavors. DH is the healthy food motivator in our family-and we do pretty well as we both love to eat healthy, but man does Disney food get in the way of that sometimes!
Here we are walking to our first park on our first day in WDW, which was also DH's birthday!

What did we eat?
Table Service (*Lunch)
The Wave - for DH's birthday
Sci-Fin Dine-in*
ESPN Club
Rose & Crowne*
Tokyo Dining
Kona Cafe*
The Plaza
Beaches and Cream
ESPN Club(again!)
Hollywood Brown Derby
Counter Service(*Lunch, **Breakfast)
Yakatori House*
Columbia Harbor House
Captain Cooks**
Sassagaloua Float Works*
Earl of Sandwich
Sunshine Seasons*
Boardwalk Bakery**
Staring Rolls Cafe*
La Cantina de San Angel*
Boardwalk Bakery* (kids meal only)
Snacks
Boardwalk Bakery
Ghirardelli Soda Fountain (twice!)
Aloha Aisle