Big River Grille at the Boardwalk

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    Originally Posted By RoadTrip

    Has anyone eaten at the Big River Grille recently? We are looking for a place for lunch the day we visit Epcot. We want something a step up from Counter Service, but without the expense of the Epcot table service places.

    We had a lunch there a couple of years ago and thought it was pretty good. Not great, but not bad either. Most of the recent reviews at AllEars.net are pretty marginal, and I'm looking for opinions from people here who may have eaten there fairly recently (past year).

    Thanks.
     
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    Originally Posted By mrkthompsn

    It's kind of limited on food, but the food they do have is great. And you go there for the brew samplers anyway ;) Those are fantastic.
     
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    Originally Posted By RoadTrip

    Thanks for the input. In the past I've found their meatloaf to be marginal, but their steaks, burgers, sandwiches and beer cheese soup to be pretty good. Many people complain about their serving chips instead of fries, but since I generally HATE fries, that is not an issue for me!
     
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    Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom

    I always enjoy a meal at the Big River Grill on each trip. But, I always get a salad or sandwich. And althought I have never ordered it their signiture dish is the Hazelnut crusted chicken.

    They have an abrievated menu at their WDW location. At their other locations in Nashville and Chattanooga their menu is has to have at least 80 different items.
     
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    Originally Posted By mrkthompsn

    It's nice to sit there, watch the ferry boats, and listen to the sleek EPCOT-to-Studios extended monorail glide by... er, wait...
     
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    Originally Posted By RoadTrip

    <<It's nice to sit there, watch the ferry boats, and listen to the sleek EPCOT-to-Studios extended monorail glide by... er, wait...>>

    Wouldn't that be great? The distance to be covered isn't that long... what would it be... a mile and a half at most? Wouldn't be that expensive. Plus WDW would now have THREE more monorail resorts (five counting Swan and Dolphin). The premium they could add to their room rates would probably cover the expense.
     
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    Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom

    Actually, that is not a bad idea!
     

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