Oh thanks! There is so much shorthand on this website that its hard to keep up sometimes.Originally Posted by Malcon10t
Oh thanks! There is so much shorthand on this website that its hard to keep up sometimes.
My trips to Disneyland: August 1994, March 1996, Summer 1998, August 2001, December 2002, December 2003, December 2004, February 2005, March 2006, December 2006, August 2007, January 2008, December 2008, October 2009
Yeah, I sometimes find some acronyms to be excessive. Can't be that hard to type a few extra letters.
Now different is nice, but it sure isn't pretty, pretty is what it's about
I never met anyone who was different who couldn't figure that out
But beautiful, I'd never live to see
But it was clear, if not to her, well, then to me.
blah blah blah blah
I agree cstephens.
My trips to Disneyland: August 1994, March 1996, Summer 1998, August 2001, December 2002, December 2003, December 2004, February 2005, March 2006, December 2006, August 2007, January 2008, December 2008, October 2009
Sorry for the shorthand! I was used to seeing it when I worked in Food & Beverages. Guess I should have explained what it was.
MouseAdventure Mystery: Advanced Division Fall 2008--1st Place!
MouseAdventure Holiday: Trick or Treat 2010--3rd Place!
MouseAdventure Luau: Advanced Division Spring 2011--2nd Place!
Oh its not a big deal, I was just making a general statement because almost every attraction/restaurant/area has an acronym around here. I know most of them, but I didn't know that one
My trips to Disneyland: August 1994, March 1996, Summer 1998, August 2001, December 2002, December 2003, December 2004, February 2005, March 2006, December 2006, August 2007, January 2008, December 2008, October 2009
One of our favorite places just to relax a bit is the Carnation Cafe. The service is good and the waiters are fun to chat with besides the food is quite decent. We like eating breakfast or lunch there at least once a day while we are in Disneyland.
I also like the Blue Bayou restaurant because Pirates is one of my fav rides but only when we have time, with a 4 year old I'm always running around or heading back to the hotel. At the Californian Hotel, our absolute favorite is Storyteller's. Also, my son and I really like the Bakery by the Winnie the Pooh ride (I forgot the name of it) for sweet treats! Good thread!
Ok, that's just silly.
Full service: Napa Rose. No question. Best restaurant in Orange County.
Buffet: Goofy's Kitchen.
Fast food: Golden Horseshoe. How can y'all forget the giant onion rings, the huge-mongous chocolate cake and the fantastic Billy Hill and The Hillbillies shows while you eat?
I definitely need to be trying more places to eat... apparently I am missing out on good times at the Carnation, Hungry Bear, & the Vineyard Room (although I'm waiting til I turn 21 to get the full experience).
But, nonetheless, I do have favorites of my own...
full service:
Blue Bayou -- for the creme brulee &, of course, ambiance
buffateria:
used to be Taste Pilots' because I loved the touch screens, but those are gone, so French Market -- I absolutely love bread bowls & all that they hold.
fast food: (tie)
corn dog cart on main street -- guilty pleasure & will stay warm if I throw the bag in my tote for an on-the-go meal
stage door cafe -- great theme & good location to grab my chicken fingers kids meal (the color change straws are an excellent souvenir) to eat while in line for Indy or watching Fantasmic.
--jenniebean
I'm not a mind reader, but I'm reading the signs... that you can't wait to see me again ☮
They got ride of the Stew Bowls at French Market.
Planning 3 trips at once...
Heartbreaking! But good to know in advance.
--jenniebean
I'm not a mind reader, but I'm reading the signs... that you can't wait to see me again ☮
They don't have the stew but they still offer a bread bowl with clam chowder as part of the soup/salad combo.
Now different is nice, but it sure isn't pretty, pretty is what it's about
I never met anyone who was different who couldn't figure that out
But beautiful, I'd never live to see
But it was clear, if not to her, well, then to me.
blah blah blah blah
Does French Market use the bread bowls from the Boudin bakery across the way? If not, that's a shame. Boudin bread is the best.
For me it's hard to just pick one place to eat for each of the following because it really all depends on what my girlfriend and I are in the mood to eat. But here is my favorite 3 -
Full Service - Blue Bayou : I have loved eating here since I was a kid and now that I'm older I love going here to get away from the busyness of the park and have a nice romantic meal for two.
Buffateria - Pizza Port : Great selection of food and you can get your meal really quickly.
Fast Food - Bengal BBQ is great for a nice snack to eat on the go but nothing really beats a huge turkey leg from one of the food carts in the park.
I can't wait till my next trip to Disneyland!
Full Service: Napa Rose -- Chef's Counter -- no question. It's my very favorite restaurant. I can't go there enough.
Buffeteria: Don't really eat as these restaurants much but I do like Storyteller's -- although we haven't been there since they changed the menu but it's fun to watch the kids with the characters -- Goofy's Kitchen too.
Fast food: Smoked turkey leg.
For my children I would say Ariel's.
Fast snacks we like fresh fruit like the pineapple pieces.
For my hubster and myself I would say Napa Rose.
Oo! Oo! Pick me! Pick me!
They do use Boudin bread bowls, as do Royal St. Veranda and Coke Corner. I worked at all three last summer, and in one instance we almost ran out over at Veranda and had to steal some from Market, then all the way from Coke Corner.
MouseAdventure Mystery: Advanced Division Fall 2008--1st Place!
MouseAdventure Holiday: Trick or Treat 2010--3rd Place!
MouseAdventure Luau: Advanced Division Spring 2011--2nd Place!
Full Service:
Carnation Cafe - Request a sidewalk table and you are in the heart of all the Main Street activity. Watch the parade from your table if you are having a late lunch.
Buffeteria:
Plaza Inn - Beautiful environment. "Old World" Disneyland at its finest. Have a Cobb salad made special to order with all the fresh ingredients presented beautifully in rows on top.
Fast Food:
How can this thread have gone on this long without someone mentioning the Dole Whip stand at the Tiki Room courtyard?
Enjoy everyone!
Full Service:
Blue Bayou --- It's Club 31!When I can afford it, nothing beats the atmosphere and being part of the experience of Pirates.
"Buffeteria Style":
Pizza Port, love the old posters around the room... and the veggie pizza is awesome.
Fast Food: (I have to include desserts too)
Village Haus, Dole Whip, Catch a Flave
Yum
Proud Member of CLUB 31
I never really thought about Village HauseFull Service:
Blue Bayou --- It's Club 31!
"Buffeteria Style":
Pizza Port, love the old posters around the room... and the veggie pizza is awesome.
Fast Food: (I have to include desserts too)
Village Haus, Dole Whip, Catch a Flave
Yum
I am surprised that no one has said that they like the Tomorrowland Terrace. This, I think and I could be wrong, the only fast food place that has healthy options as well. Their turkey sandwich is good and I love their fruit plate. Plus, you can hear a rock concert on certain nights durng te summer.
All across DL and DCA, what is with those hamburger buns? They would be great for target practice.
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