More Mouse: Seven New Dining Options Debut at Disney's California Adventure

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Seven New Dining Options Debut at Disney's California Adventure by Britt Winslow

Discover all of the new foods offered in Cars Land and Buena Vista Street.

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[danyoung]

Excellent roundup - thanks! One thing that I can't seem to find in all the press - are either the FF&P Cafe or Flo's table service, or are they both counter service? Thanks.

[Andrew]

Excellent roundup - thanks! One thing that I can't seem to find in all the press - are either the FF&P Cafe or Flo's table service, or are they both counter service? Thanks.

They are both counter service.

[danyoung]

Thanks for that. It's not a deal breaker - I just wanted to know what to expect.

[Cyette]

What a beautifully written article. You've made me *ache* with desire to try it all. Definitely will be having my first Manhattan in my life, that's for sure! Lovely pics, thank you.

[Andrew]

What a beautifully written article. You've made me *ache* with desire to try it all. Definitely will be having my first Manhattan in my life, that's for sure! Lovely pics, thank you.

The Carthay Manhattan is by far the *best* I've ever had.

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[carolinakid]

That looks fabulous! I'm also anxious to try their Bloody Mary and Dirty Martini!

[Toocherie]

An interesting thing we learned yesterday--while there is a full bar downstairs at Carthay Circle in the lounge, there is only a "mini-bar" upstairs at the restaurant. Consequently, upstairs they are limited in what they can serve you and try to steer you to the five signature cocktails they have on the upstairs menu. (Which aren't bad, but it seems strange that someone can be spending that much money on lunch or dinner and not get the cocktail of their choice.)

[Andrew]

An interesting thing we learned yesterday--while there is a full bar downstairs at Carthay Circle in the lounge, there is only a "mini-bar" upstairs at the restaurant. Consequently, upstairs they are limited in what they can serve you and try to steer you to the five signature cocktails they have on the upstairs menu. (Which aren't bad, but it seems strange that someone can be spending that much money on lunch or dinner and not get the cocktail of their choice.)

How to get around that: order your drinks downstairs, even if there isn't much wait for your table. The bar server will bring them upstairs once you're seated.