Latest: Yak and Yeti now open

Originally Posted By sun-n-fun

Has anyone eaten at the counter service yet? Or is it only sit down right now? I'd liket o try it in Feb, but we already have our 3 ressies and that is enough planning for us in a week

 

Originally Posted By jonnyrzone420

Its both sit down and counter service. The counter service seating area is very nice. It's all outside and seats about 250 people. It goes down along the pathway to kali river rapids. And right on the outside of it, is the gift shop. The sitdown part isn't going to start taking reservations until dec. 3rd for dates starting on Jan. 3rd

 

Originally Posted By jonnyrzone420

Oh, some of the items that are on the sit-down menu are on the counter service menu in smaller potions. Make sure you try the honey chicken.

 

Originally Posted By beamerdog

I just looked at the menu online. Is this a buffet or waiter-served?

Also, is the sit-down inside and air-conditioned?

Seems a little expensive comparing it to similar meals I've had in DC, but I guess that depends on the dinner portions and if there is any complexity to what they're serving.

 

Originally Posted By Spirit of 74

This is full serve, not buffet.
It is indoors and with AC.

They have a quick serve that is outdoors and, so far, has a seating area with no covering/protection from the elements.

 

Originally Posted By beamerdog

Thanks, Spirit. The no covering/protection doesn't work for my service dog when it's hot.

 

Originally Posted By jmuboy

The no covering/protection issue doesn't sit well with me either.

 

Originally Posted By FerretAfros

I thought some of the pictures in the LP Lotion for the Yak and Yeti showed some umbrellas near or at some of the tables. While it's not as good as a real roof, or heaven forbid an actual building, it's better than nothing.

 

Originally Posted By TDLFAN

>>Your so sweet TDLFAN<<

I could be sour too, but I am definitely underappreciated here, reason why I may retire from posting soon.

 

Originally Posted By davewasbaloo

>>>>>Your so sweet TDLFAN<<

I could be sour too, but I am definitely underappreciated here, reason why I may retire from posting soon<<<

Huh???? NNNNNOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooooo. We love you amigo! I am about to go away for a week, but please e-me david (dot) loyd-Hearn (at) virgin (dot) net.

 

Originally Posted By danyoung

>I could be sour too, but I am definitely underappreciated here, reason why I may retire from posting soon.<

What makes you think that you're underappreciated? Seems to me you're one of the key players here at LP. Your abrupt style can rub people the wrong way, but after they get to know you they usually come around and see you for the huggy bear that you really are. Not that I'm one of them, of course. But what would LP be like without the quality walks and photo updates?

 

Originally Posted By MPierce

>> could be sour too, but I am definitely underappreciated here, reason why I may retire from posting soon. <<

I'll share my Christmas Stocking with you if you promise not to leave.

 

Originally Posted By NikkiLOVESMickey

<<I could be sour too, but I am definitely underappreciated here, reason why I may retire from posting soon.>>

TDL, you can't leave! I'll be YOUR first minion if you'll stay!

 

Originally Posted By jkayjs

<<I could be sour too, but I am definitely underappreciated here, reason why I may retire from posting soon.>>

This just doesn't sound like you TDLFAN. I as many others would indeed miss the smart and very vell informed posts that you pen.

Of course you know what I think about your photographic prowess.

Your willingness to share your access to all the Disney parks in both print and photos is really rather selfless.

I know the time it takes me to submit a simple post on one thread. I can't even imagine the amount of time you give up just to share the worst and mostly the best of the parks with those of us that may never be able to experience them ourselves.

I certainly hope you reconsider but if you do not please know that your absence will not go unnoticed.

 

Originally Posted By beamerdog

My brother was a lot like TDLFAN. Smart with a different sense of humor; you just have to "get" it.

Although at age 5 DB got me so crazy with his "humor" that I bit him on the arm and he carried the scar many years. It just took me a while to appreciate it.

If you left, I sure would miss those walks thru the parks and pictures - especially from your travels overseas.

 

Originally Posted By danyoung

I can relate to that - there are many times when I feel like biting TDLFAN. Course, he'd just make some fat joke to explain that . . .

 

Originally Posted By Spirit of 74

If TDLFAN goes, I go ... and really would anyone want the LP to be that boring?

I thought not!

Now go look at TDLFAN's amazing photo reports to see how amazing the Tokyo parks look for the holidays.

 

Originally Posted By RoadTrip

<<This just doesn't sound like you TDLFAN. I as many others would indeed miss the smart and very vell informed posts that you pen.>>

Perhaps he visited Minnesota over the holidays and now his brain is frozen. That's OK. It thaws out rather quickly in Florida and he should be OK soon.

Although TDLFAN may be a little rough around the edges, he is also very knowledgeable and a great photographer. He also looks great in shorts and sunglasses.

But then what do I know? I've got a frozen brain!!

;-)

 

Originally Posted By TDLFAN

Exactly!

 

Originally Posted By figment1986

<<I could be sour too, but I am definitely underappreciated here, reason why I may retire from posting soon.>>

-looks for smiley, sees none and continues-

Noo... your photos are terrific and not so random, unlike mine... Also, your opinion is that... yours. who cares if people don't always agree. Do i run when everyone disagrees with me, ok bad example but its true.

Besides, who would provide with great input of Tokyo and Paris and WDW... other than you doing all 3 sometimes a few days apart.

-on topic-
I have yet to be there, but I hear the food is descent, with the great theme.