Originally Posted By Doobie This topic is for Discussion of: <a href="http://www.LaughingPlace.com/News-ID510390.asp" target="_blank">5/18/06 Reliving Fond Memories; Storytellers Caf</a>
Originally Posted By LPFan22 This was a nice read. I just had dinner there last Saturday night. It doesn't matter what meal I have or what time of day I have it... this place does not disappoint. It is always a relaxing and enjoyable experience.
Originally Posted By trekkeruss I've heard some people have had problems with slow service, ordering off the menu when the buffet is up. But I have always had good experiences and good food at the StoryTellers Cafe. I wouldn't mind eating there right now. Too bad I am about 2200 miles away.
Originally Posted By ni_teach I have always had a good meal also at StoryTellers. But the other reason that I like the palce is that you can talk to the person across the table without having to yell at them.
Originally Posted By Janvincent_1313 The main reason I go to Storytellers is a wonderful kind waiter named Vincente. If you've never been served by him, you are missing out on half of the experience of eating there. He treats everyone with great courtesy and charm and is polite to all.... a true Disney treasure.
Originally Posted By raer We have always had great food/service there. Once I ordered the roasted chicken & barely ate any because I wasn't that hungry. Our waiter took it off the bill because I hardly touched it. I told him it was good & I just wasn't that hungry & he insisted on doing so. My kids love making the pizzas!
Originally Posted By ryanbalas It is a nice place to eat and the food is good but, relaxing? I would like to know when you can go and relax? The tables are very close together (bump, bang, "...excuse me"), many of the servers do not know the correct way to refill water/tea glasses or to serve you(reach over you and drip on the table and sometimes food) and they are screaming/singing their version of Happy Birthday every four and a half minutes to someone in the restaurant. Create a way to acknowledge the person's special day without pulling in everyone in a 600 square foot area. Please!
