IncredibleboysMom
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Sep 7, 2006
Returned last night from 5 nights of free dining. Here are our two cents:
All Star Music food court: We had one dinner and a couple of breakfasts. I was surprised at how much we enjoyed having a food court at our resort. The kids had chocolate chip pancakes and Mickey waffles. DH and I liked the made to order omeletes and biscuits and gravy (snack credit!). The bacon and sausage are yucky. Dinner for me was the chicken penne alfredo, and maybe I was just really hungry, but it rocked! DH had some kind of turkey sandwich and said it was good. The boys had pizza and didn't complain
Capt Cooks: I had the brilliant idea that we would eat here so DH could get his precious Tonga toast....he got the bounty platter. The boys and I had Mickey waffles, just like the ones we could have had at ASMu. It WAS pleasant eating outside at the Poly...and oh yeah, deluxe CS bacon is also yucky!
1900 Park Fare: I was a bit nervous about dragging my 3 boys here, but it was great. Druzilla (sp?) decided my 12 yr old was her fiancé and pulled him up to dance with her...priceless! The food while not fabulous, was good by buffet standards. Sushi, shrimp, prime rib...our needs were met. I was glad we ate here, but will probably face a mutiny if I ever tried it again.
San Angel Inn: This was our Candlelight Processional lunch and we paid OOP for it. I thought it was just ok. The appetizers were better than the entrees. We had the shrimp cocktail and the chicken tostadas. The entrees were the sirloin chilequiles and a pork tenderloin special. The kids had chicken tacos. DH liked this meal more than I did. We ate at La Hacienda last time and I preferred it.
Rose and Crown: I snagged this reservation during Illuminations a month before we left. We were still full from lunch so we shared some things and paid OOP. DH and I shared the frise salad (yummo!) and fish and chips which were very good. The kids had grilled chicken, meaty Mac and kids fish and chips. They liked them all. We didn't have dessert, mostly because our server got into a 20 minute conversation with the next table and by the time he came back to us we were ready to leave. We had an outside table with an incredible view of Illuminations. The bill was $55, totally worth it. I would like to return.
It's getting late, so I will update with remaining meals (Mama Melrose, Raglan Road, Cape May breakfast and WP Express tomorrow). Thanks for reading!
All Star Music food court: We had one dinner and a couple of breakfasts. I was surprised at how much we enjoyed having a food court at our resort. The kids had chocolate chip pancakes and Mickey waffles. DH and I liked the made to order omeletes and biscuits and gravy (snack credit!). The bacon and sausage are yucky. Dinner for me was the chicken penne alfredo, and maybe I was just really hungry, but it rocked! DH had some kind of turkey sandwich and said it was good. The boys had pizza and didn't complain
Capt Cooks: I had the brilliant idea that we would eat here so DH could get his precious Tonga toast....he got the bounty platter. The boys and I had Mickey waffles, just like the ones we could have had at ASMu. It WAS pleasant eating outside at the Poly...and oh yeah, deluxe CS bacon is also yucky!
1900 Park Fare: I was a bit nervous about dragging my 3 boys here, but it was great. Druzilla (sp?) decided my 12 yr old was her fiancé and pulled him up to dance with her...priceless! The food while not fabulous, was good by buffet standards. Sushi, shrimp, prime rib...our needs were met. I was glad we ate here, but will probably face a mutiny if I ever tried it again.
San Angel Inn: This was our Candlelight Processional lunch and we paid OOP for it. I thought it was just ok. The appetizers were better than the entrees. We had the shrimp cocktail and the chicken tostadas. The entrees were the sirloin chilequiles and a pork tenderloin special. The kids had chicken tacos. DH liked this meal more than I did. We ate at La Hacienda last time and I preferred it.
Rose and Crown: I snagged this reservation during Illuminations a month before we left. We were still full from lunch so we shared some things and paid OOP. DH and I shared the frise salad (yummo!) and fish and chips which were very good. The kids had grilled chicken, meaty Mac and kids fish and chips. They liked them all. We didn't have dessert, mostly because our server got into a 20 minute conversation with the next table and by the time he came back to us we were ready to leave. We had an outside table with an incredible view of Illuminations. The bill was $55, totally worth it. I would like to return.
It's getting late, so I will update with remaining meals (Mama Melrose, Raglan Road, Cape May breakfast and WP Express tomorrow). Thanks for reading!