Originally Posted By trekkeruss <<When we are at the MK we frequently hop on a boat over to Fort Wilderness>> There is also a boat for the GF too, so you don't have to make that relatively long monorail trip.
Originally Posted By trekkeruss <<there are 3 hotels within a monorail ride with over ten restaurants between them if people want a better experience>> Ft. Wilderness and Wilderness Lodge are very close too, so that adds even more to the restaurant count.
Originally Posted By TDLFAN >>I guess I put Sunshine Seasons in a different class<< You and everyone else, reason why there may be a change of menu coming to this location soon since most guests do not care for the current menu or the pricing structure.
Originally Posted By LadyandtheTramp ^^ That's an interesting comment. Everytime we've been in the Land around lunchtime recently, the Seasons area has been completely jammed - seating at a premium and long lines to check out.
Originally Posted By TDLFAN Only because of the traffic jams that 'Soarin' has caused in that area, but I wonder what their business was like if we still had "Food Rocks!" next door to it. Trust me, I have friends who work in Guest Relations and Surveys... This location gets the worst rating in EPCOT I have been told.. reason a menu change may be in the works.
Originally Posted By alisserae After much prodding from the Mister I finally ate at Liberty Tree over the weekend. Blech! It was awful, I ordered to pot orast and was not impressed in the least. Wait was far too long considering we had a PS, service was terrible and I could've eaten better for less at Boston Market. As a frequent dinner at on Property establishments, I could very much do without ever dining at Liberty Tree again. For a good meal, it's all about Jiko's.
Originally Posted By RoadTrip <<For a good meal, it's all about Jiko's.>> I would agree. But the original poster was looking for restaurants in the Magic Kingdom. Although Liberty Tree Tavern is not as good as Jiko's (or many other hotel or Epcot restaurants) it is the best the MK has to offer.
Originally Posted By bloona we couldnt understand when at the MK, why thet dont have the Adventureland veranda or the......um.....Pirate and the Parrot, (sorry, Id never spell the real name right in a million years.) all those people, give us more choice please. I love Epcot as we usually have 4 meals there in a vacation, and we can eat totally different things each time, at Mk, we ALWAYS end up at CHH or Pecos Bills, both are good, but I want variation.We actually dared Pinocchios VH(?) for the first time, and were amazed how quiet it was!!! I thought it's localtion would mean it would be packed. My fav "fast food" place at WDW theme parks is Tuskers though. Delicious.
Originally Posted By pixiedust1 <<Personally.. if you want a decent meal at the MK, I always go to the Columbia Harbor House, or Liberty Tree Tavern, even though the quality there has slipped recently as well.> I agree Oh how we miss the Monte Cristo sandwich there, coverd in powdered sugar with honey to dip it in... and the wonderful marinated chicken sandwiches at the Kikkoman Adventureland Veranda..
Originally Posted By Crazy4WDW One of our favs at MK is the Plaza Restaurant right off Main Street next to the ice-cream shop. They have yummy cheese steak sandwiches and ice-cream sundaes.
Originally Posted By alisserae If it has to be at MK than the Plaza hands down. Excellent strawberry chicken salad.
Originally Posted By tomcon21 I love the Crystal Palace and have eaten there ever since I was a kid with my parents..... Does ANYONE remember that the Crystal Palace use to have BIRDS flying around while you were eating????? It doesn't happen anymore since they did it all over probably sometime in the 1990s.
Originally Posted By alisserae ^^^Oh my word! Surely this created problems, I mean with birds diving for food and then perhaps after they were finished eating? Now we sometimes see a bird who has accidently flown in, but intentionally? The mind reels.
Originally Posted By pixiedust1 <<bloona Fri 6/9/2006 2:16a I yearn for a monte cristo! do they still do them at DL?>> I can't help you there bloona... I really don't know... sorry.. someone else will surly know...
Originally Posted By tonyanton tom...were those bird intentional? I always thought they flew in from the outside.
Originally Posted By tomcon21 Tony, I don't think the birds were intentional....but Disney didn't seem to do a heck of a lot to keep them from coming in....I went with my family a handful of times in the 1980s and I seem to remember the birds every time we went. In more recent years, I've gone and asked them about it....and it seems no cast member can recall the birds. Of course, I know most CM from the 1980s probably don't wirk there now. Still, one woman said emphatically something like "No, we don't do that anymore." So maybe they have a selective memory. I still loved (and love) the Crystal Palace though!
Originally Posted By GalDisney Yes, I think they need a better selection of restaurants, including counter service. I like Sea World's assortments of counter service restaurants. At least Sea World offers more than burgers and chickenstrips.
Originally Posted By oc_dean It seems there are so few places that offer anything else than a hamburger or chicken sandwich.
Originally Posted By LuLu Dean, so true, I've checked the menus and am very disappointed. bloona, Monte Cristos should still be available at Blue Bayou!
