Originally Posted By Mickeymouseclub Funny you should mention Capt. Kidds on Harbor...because they really have a great tasting hamburger on their menu. Furthermore I have stayed next door at the BWPP and have observed their daily ritual of cleaning standards that exceed any other restaurant by pulling out all the kitchen floor mats and steam cleaning them Every time. So unless you have actually eaten at Capt.Kidds recently I think it is time to stop the joke. I could add that once upon a time I got so sick from eating the chowder in the bread bowl from DL...
Originally Posted By YumaJohn Haven't been since 2007, so maybe it has gotten better? This is the first time I have ever seen someone stick up for the place tho
Originally Posted By Nobody Just because you're not at Disneyland in the middle of the night, it doesn't mean that cleaning (steam and other) doesn't take place.
Originally Posted By unforgetabledal >>I don't mind the word "yummy" at all - whether used by a man or woman.<< Sorry, just drives me crazy when a man uses the word "yummy". How about... The food is wonderful! Food is really Good! Food WAS really full of flavor! Ok, if you are 6 then yes not problem for a boy to use it, that I agree.
Originally Posted By KCCHIEF I, personally book BB for the very first nite that I am at Disney. It is like my tradition. I love their salads and the steak. But, most of all....the surroundings.
Originally Posted By unforgetabledal >>Yeah, I can't eat theme park (any theme park) pizza, either. I don't just live in NYC, I live in Brooklyn<< I was born in Brooklyn, and grew up there, and yes the pizza was great. It's not in anyway as great as it was 20 years ago, but still if you know where to go you can still get great pizza there. But like I said, the Pizza at Naples is ok for being so close to Disneyland.
Originally Posted By Dabob2 <It's not in anyway as great as it was 20 years ago, > Depends where you go. In fact, there's a relatively new place that's better than all but one or 2 I've ever had (and I've lived in Brooklyn all my adult life).
Originally Posted By Dabob2 <Sorry, just drives me crazy when a man uses the word "yummy". > "You made a yummy sound." - Young Frankenstein If a full-grown man can say it in YF, then who are we mere mortals to object?
Originally Posted By unforgetabledal >>"You made a yummy sound." - Young Frankenstein If a full-grown man can say it in YF, then who are we mere mortals to object?<< You win on that one, how can anyone say anything against Young Frankenstein!
Originally Posted By unforgetabledal >>Depends where you go. In fact, there's a relatively new place that's better than all but one or 2 I've ever had (and I've lived in Brooklyn all my adult life).<< I'm sure you're right, things have changed there. When I grew up in Brooklyn, all the Pizza was made by Italians,now most left, and sold out. They just don't have the love the old owners had for their pizza. If you ever come to San Francisco I will tell you where you can find an amazing Pizza Pie. The guy was the 8 time world pizza tossing champ. As good a pizza as I have ever had, just as good as when I was a kid in Brooklyn.
Originally Posted By Dabob2 My nabe still has a good number of old-school Italian pizzerias, some new-fangled fancy pizza places (one actually good - different from old school obviously, but quite good - the rest not so much), and then some new places that emulate the old (including that one I mentioned that's awesome.) Best of all is one of the old-school places. The owner's been there forever and has got to be 80, but he's still there most days. His 50-something sons carry on the tradition really well, too, and the place is always packed, so I don't worry about it going away any time soon.
Originally Posted By unforgetabledal >>The owner's been there forever and has got to be 80, but he's still there most days. His 50-something sons carry on the tradition really well, too, and the place is always packed, so I don't worry about it going away any time soon.<< Nice to know there are still some of the old guys around, you're lucky to have one near you.
