Restaurants, decisions decisions

The Duchess · 29 Jan 19, 10:30 AM

We are only going for 10 days this time and I am trying to work out where we 'must' eat and what snacks we must try 1 adult 2 teens...

Below is my list if anyone has any suggestions or changes or advise for any of the following it would me much appreciated:

Onsite

Crystal Palace bfast
Ohana bfast
BOG lunch
Nine Dragons
House of blues
Blaze pizza

Offsite

IHOP
Longhorns
Outback
Chilis
Cheesecake factory
Steak n shake (dd2s fave)

Snacks

carrot cake cookie HS - My fave
Night blossom drink
Bread service saana lounge
Anything from Karamel Kuche
Loaded waffle - sleepy hollow (DD2)
Flatbread - Pinocchio Haus

Anyone recommend Afternoon tea at grand Floridian? I love an afternoon tea but is it worth the money or is a dessert party better ?

A lot of food I know!

zoebums · 29 Jan 19, 10:52 AM

Our best meal on our last trip to Disney was at the Boathouse at Disney Springs. It was beautiful and would highly recommend x

Mr Tom Morrow · 29 Jan 19, 12:01 PM

OP. I can't comment on breakfasts as we dont eat them (toast in the room)

But your choices look good to me. My only comment is you have Longhorns and Outback. I would consider ditching Outback for something else. Maybe a fish place or an Italian?

What made me sit up last trip was the improvement in Raglan Rd which we dumped many years ago. Well impressed.

Edit. The steaks in Longhorms are half the price of the Yachtsman and just as good if not better.

The Duchess · 29 Jan 19, 12:01 PM

Originally Posted by zoebums

Our best meal on our last trip to Disney was at the Boathouse at Disney Springs. It was beautiful and would highly recommend x

Thanks I'll have a look

The Duchess · 29 Jan 19, 12:06 PM

Originally Posted by Mr Tom Morrow

OP. I can't comment on breakfasts as we dont eat them (toast in the room)

But your choices look good to me. My only comment is you have Longhorns and Outback. I would consider ditching Outback for something else. Maybe a fish place or an Italian?

What made me sit up last trip was the improvement in Raglan Rd which we dumped many years ago. Well impressed.

Edit. The steaks in Longhorms are half the price of the Yachtsman and just as good if not better.

Thanks

The double steak house is because each daughter chose 2 restaurants and DD1 chose those 2 as they were here favourites last visit. (it was either that or trex again and I didn't particularly rate the food)

I did look at Raglan road and I may add that in as we've never been, but one daughter isn't great at eating in noisy places.

Mr Tom Morrow · 29 Jan 19, 12:17 PM

Originally Posted by The Duchess

Thanks

The double steak house is because each daughter chose 2 restaurants and DD1 chose those 2 as they were here favourites last visit. (it was either that or trex again and I didn't particularly rate the food)

I did look at Raglan road and I may add that in as we've never been, but one daughter isn't great at eating in noisy places.

It is noisy I agree. Doesn't worry me as I am going deaf.

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