Which counter service for sharing?

[bigbabyblues]

I've read that a lot of cs places have huge portions that could be shared, are there any specifics that stick out in your mind? I am almost never able to finish my meal, so if I could share with our almost 2-yo, that would save at cs places.

Thanks!

Steph--determined to plan this trip without dh help, only his wallet

 

[BeckWhy]

I guess it depends on how much a person can eat. The only places that sticks out in my mind is the Columbia Harbour House (in MK) with the chicken fingers. Every year I get my own basket, and every year only eat half of the meal (chicken fingers, fries, yadi yadi ya). Also the counter service restaurant in China. I forgot what it's called. I always get sweet and sour chicken there, and its way too much for me to eat. Other than that, burgers, sandwhichs, hot dogs generally aren't too bad.

 

[addicted_to_WDW]

Up until DS was 5 or so, we shared much of the time. The portions at WDW are almost always large enough to share with a younger child (the one exception I can think of being Yakitori House).

 

[FloridaGirl]

They have hot dogs and hamburgers and the burgers were BIG-- that would be a choice for you I think

 

[Kaycee]

In MK, we thought the servings at Pecos Bill's were big enough to share. In Epcot, the servings at Cantina de San Angel in Mexico were also big enough to share.

 

[lissawynn]

Pecos Bill's at MK(our favorite counter service there)has portions larg enough to share, although we never do because DH is a bottomless pit when it comes to eating.
We also split some nachos at Cantina de San Angel and there was more than enough for the two of us (DH had filled up on stuff at the Food and Wine Fest.)