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    Originally Posted By seafairy1622

    Thinking of dining here on our next trip. How is it? Worth the 2 table service for the dining plan?
     
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    Originally Posted By RoadTrip

    It is excellent and well worth it if you are on the dining plan. We used to go there every visit to the Studios. We would have a late lunch and then just graze the rest of the day. But when they went to a single all-day menu, it became unaffordable (I never use DDP). The last time Ann and I had lunch there it cost us over $100 including tip. That was for a shared appetizer, two mid-priced entrees and two deserts. We had sodas to drink - no liquor. That is just too much to spend on lunch. Now we generally just stop in for an appetizer and/or dessert.

    It seems like more of the demand restaurants have gone to all-day pricing since the DDP came into existence. It took away the option of having a lunch that was lower cost than a dinner at some of my favorite restaurants. Just one more reason why I really dislike the DDP.
     
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    Originally Posted By seafairy1622

    Thanks RoadTrip. It sounds good.
     
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    Originally Posted By RoadTrip

    Don't know if you are interested, but a few of my favorites at the Derby...

    Appetizers
    Blue Lump Crab Spring Rolls
    Butternut Squash Bisque
    Famous Cobb Salad (I think this is way too large for one person, and needs to be shared.

    Entrees
    Grilled Loin of Lamb
    Crispy Spiced Duck Breast


    Desert
    I adore the Grapefruit Cake, but anything I've tried has been very good.

    My wife prefers the more 'traditional' entrees and generally goes with Beef or Chicken selections. The Filet at $45 is the most expensive entree on the menu.

    Here is a link to the menu at Deb Will's site:

    <a target="blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://allears.net/dining/menu/brown-derby/lunch-dinner">http://allears.net/dining/menu...h-dinner</a>
     
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    Originally Posted By Princessjenn5795

    I have only eaten there once, but I thought it was really good. I had the andouille prawn and the crispy duck and both were excellent. I actually did not try my dessert since I was stuffed- I ended up giving it to my husband who is never full :)
     
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    Originally Posted By seafairy1622

    I can never eat dessert either even though it's included in the dining plan. I am always too full!
     
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    Originally Posted By Princessjenn5795

    Same here, but I have a husband, a 12-year old boy, and a 14-year old girl, and all three are bottomless pits, so my dessert never goes to waste :)
     
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    Originally Posted By danyoung

    I really love the Brown Derby. They're now making a cobb salad for one, but they don't mix it for you - you have to mix it yourself (no biggie). Their steak is always perfectly done. They're doing a dessert trio now, with 3 smaller portions of desserts - yummy!!!
     
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    Originally Posted By LadyandtheTramp

    From my personal perspective, I have never had to mix my own Cobb salad, I always have the waiter do it. And I get one at least once a month.
     

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