Originally Posted By sun-n-fun The food wasn't bad, but for the price I didn't think I we had much food. I felt fuller after eating at Pizza Planet. The kids loved it though.
Originally Posted By smeeeko We went there with my mom & her guy in December and they loved it.. thought it was the campiest thing ever.. SeanYoda & I like going there. We get sandwiches & fries or the onion rings. The malteds or sodas are fine and the ambiance is fun too. The Rueban is big and yummy. The only complaints I've heard about the place are folks who order the 'weird stuff' like the fish dinner or whatever. I don't know who would get a fish or a shrimp dinner at a drive through.. It's like going to a Philly Cheesesteak place and expecting the sushi they have on the menu to be fresh & tasty. (and yes they do have a Philly & Sushi place in the Anaheim/ Fullerton area.. we haven't been yet).
Originally Posted By MsLindanne We've been to WDW just 4 times and each and every time we've eaten at the drive in. Plus, we have the same thing: cheese burger, fries, and a milkshake. A little steep in the price, but the food was good and the ambience of it all makes up for it. We will continue to go and enjoy like we always do!! ºoº
Originally Posted By vbdad55 <Do they have corn bread withhe chilli??< not that I remember - but it is really good-- the recipe is in a number of the Disney cookbooks.... A tasty lowfat alternative...not that I pay ANY attention to that while I am at WDW --
Originally Posted By NJFIREGUY >>Philly & Sushi place in the Anaheim/ Fullerton area.. we haven't been yet).<< Oh thats just wrong
Originally Posted By jazzfan4 The only reason I asked about Corn Bread with the chili is that is what I had for lunch at DL at the end of the walk in walts footsteps tour my wife had me take. I don't believe it was vegetarian but that wouldn't matter anyway. It was very good and still a little different.
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo "The Rueban is big and yummy" Ok, I have definately lived in Europe for too long. Can anyone please remind me of what a Rueban sandwich contains? Many thanks in advance. My 2 cents - Sci Fi is a lot of fun - and junk food is the key to an enjoyable meal here!
Originally Posted By seanyoda <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reuben_Sandwich" target="_blank">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R euben_Sandwich</a>
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Thanks Sean - I do not find this one to my tastes. Thankyou for showing me I don't want to order one.
Originally Posted By Goofyernmost I had a one and only bad experience there. I will never go back. I had a ressie and still had to wait over an hour to get seated. I am a big person (not their fault) but the booths were very uncomfortable. It took another 45 minutes to get waited on, thirty minutes for the food (good to average quality). I asked the waitress for some ketchup and was told that the table in front of me had some and I should ask them if I could borrow it. When I got my bill, my lunch was on it but so was the table behind me (6 people) so my cheeseburger looked like it cost me close to $100.00. No sir...not impressed at all. On top of the if you stay as long as I did you see the films loop at least a dozen times if not more. It got pretty old. Chalk me up as "not a fan".
Originally Posted By Goofyernmost I'm not going to debate the length of the film loop but I know I saw it more than twice while I was there. It may not have been a dozen but it was more than that would indicate. It sure seemed like a lot more than two or three. I practically had the dialogue memorized. That wasn't the point of the story anyway. It was about really awful service and a high price tag. I went in for lunch at 12:30 and didn't get any food until almost 3:00. That's just not right on so many levels. Did I mention that I was unhappy?
Originally Posted By seanyoda Yeah, but did you mention this fact to any of the CMs at the restaurant?
Originally Posted By Goofyernmost I felt that I had wasted enough of my park time already. I wasn't about to get snagged up in a CM vs CM debate. My solution was to just be content in the fact that, I tried...they failed and I was not going back. My function at WDW, or any other place that charges me admission, is to be entertained and enjoy myself. Since this problem was happening to me, it was my problem. What others think or do is not my problem. I figure if this happens enough Sci-Fi will just be a distant memory anyway. And frankly, I won't miss it. Did I mention I didn't care for it much?
Originally Posted By t1lersm0m ^^You shouldn't be blamed for a bad experience. I personally have NO desire to eat at this place, and reading your review cinches it for me. I've read MANY bad reviews, in the Unofficial Guide to WDW, on allearsnet.com and on other sites. No thank you. On allearsnet, it has a 6.3 rating out of 10, based on 50 reviews. 72% of people recommend the restaurant. I'll pass.
