Give me your dinner ideas US192

[Gryff]

Chillis RedRobin Gourmet Burgers all at Champions gate as is Millar's
Don't know if Panera Bread there will be open by the time you go

[Paddcomp]

Originally Posted by Geordie boy 57

Olive Garden

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Think we must be the only family that didn't gel with Olive Garden, seems to be high on everyone's list though.

[Paddcomp]

Originally Posted by Gryff

Chillis RedRobin Gourmet Burgers all at Champions gate as is Millar's
Don't know if Panera Bread there will be open by the time you go

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Gryff,
Didn't realise that Panera Bread was that new, definitely on our lunch list.

For burgers there's a Five Guys near Celebration now.

[boltyboy]

Originally Posted by Paddcomp

Think we must be the only family that didn't gel with Olive Garden, seems to be high on everyone's list though.

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Not a fan of Olive Garden either, found the food really salty. Might give another go this year, we like Longhorns, Millers, Mannys and Texas Roadhouse all serve good food.

[mick]

Originally Posted by Paddcomp

Think we must be the only family that didn't gel with Olive Garden, seems to be high on everyone's list though.

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We eat about 90% of our dinners in that 3 or 4 mile stretch of US192 near Rolling Oaks. We feel the same about Olive Garden I'm afraid. We give it another chance as we did in November then we realise why we always prefer Carrabba's for our Italian dining.

As others have said you must add Longhorn although, to be honest, Texas is giving it a bit of competition.

Mick

[muzland]

Here are the ones we tend to go to in no particular order. We pretty much eat exclusively off site.

Kobe - Japanese Teppanyaki restaurant. Good value compared to the disney ones and great food/dining experience. Near Old Town.

Texas Roadhouse - Country fried chicken to die for. No good if you have a nut allergy though.

Longhorns - Our go to steak place.

Millers - Our go to place. Great philly cheesesteak and shrimp dishes. Ribs on Monday is a great offer. Great value.

Olive Garden - good value and prefer to Carrabas

Mannys - stay clear of the BOGOF Fajitas - always found them poor. Other stuff good and you are supporting an independent.

Red Lobster - If you fancy some seafood delights


If you want great Fajitas head down to Champions gate, we think Chillis have the best around.


Honourable mentions;

Bahama Breeze
Logans
Buffalo Wild Wings
Bonefish Grill
Carrabas

Further afield;

Cheesecake Factory - this is a must but be prepared to wait.
The Melting Pot - Fun with Fondue but not on a budget.
Teak - The best burgers.
Yellow Dog Eats - great sandwiches.

Yet to try;

On the Border
Chuys
Culvers - on the list for next time.

[Paddcomp]

Originally Posted by mick

We eat about 90% of our dinners in that 3 or 4 mile stretch of US192 near Rolling Oaks. We feel the same about Olive Garden I'm afraid. We give it another chance as we did in November then we realise why we always prefer Carrabba's for our Italian dining.

As others have said you must add Longhorn although, to be honest, Texas is giving it a bit of competition.

Mick

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We've been to Longhorn in the past, nice food but once we found Texas Roadhouse that's been our go to Steakhouse. We also visit Manny's as we like the quirkiness.
Carrabba's is one of our favourite places to dine, but reviews of Bruno's are also positive.

[muzland]

Breakfast;


Bob Evans - good value and great food. Sign up to the eclub and you get some good discounts mailed to you. Got a 25% and 30% off voucher on last trip.

Ihop - Also good, pancakes a specialty.

Golden Corral - Near Old Town- Fill ya boots and usually decent quality.

Sign up to all of the eclubs a few days before you depart using a new gmail account. Loads of vouchers will come through saving you a few dollars here and there.

[coggie]

Originally Posted by Paddcomp

Orlando Ale House, do you mean Miller's Ale House? Reviews are very good for this.

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Yes, that's the one

[dvc]

Applebee's