HRHPrincessAriel
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why? It all depends on the kids/parenting. If the kids are well behaved I have zero problem with them being in a fancy place.
Then there are those that have no business even being in McDonalds with their behavior.
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Best Steak at WDW... With Kids in Tow
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Then there are those that have no business even being in McDonalds with their behavior.
HRHPrincessAriel
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again if the parents want to spend their $ on it and the kids are are well behaved who cares? My kids will eat salmon over Mac & Cheese. I don't understand why people always assume kids = chicken fingers.
CaptainAmerica
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Most kids do = chicken fingers.
I was only speaking of us. If a family wants to spend the money to take their teenager to V & As, then they are welcome to it, as long as the child behaves like the decorum dictates. I would not want to be sitting their when the child exclaims "what the heck is this crap on my plate" loud enough for everyone to hear.
And V & As will never serve anything like salmon over Mac & Cheese. There is absolutely no comparison I can make, and there is no kid's menu for the teenagers. They will not whip up something special for your (not yours, but you know what I mean) kiddo. He/she will have to eat off the same menu as everyone else that night.
JusticeDisney
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Wow, pretty judgmental concerning the original poster's kids. If the kids are well behaved and have some appropriate distractions, they can eat at Shula's just as easily as they can eat anywhere else. The meal at Shula's doesn't take any longer than it does at any other nice steakhouse in WDW.
It's okay. I assume they didn't mean it in a judgmental way, more just a way of offering their opinion of the kid-friendliness of Shula's.
Besides, my wife and I are used to that sort of reaction. A large family seems to be something of a novelty these days. When we take the kids to someplace like the beach or Disney World, we're used to getting looks and comments that suggest people think we're part of some crazy cult. (We're not.)
Pretty judgmental that I was talking about the kids... isn't this fun. . I just don't think that is the right choice for that many kids.... Way better choices....
JusticeDisney
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Let's see. You posted two incomplete sentences. One referenced the kids. And the other said terrible idea. But you weren't talking about the kids? Ummmm, right. Okay. Gotcha.
Oh, and you've now responded in this thread multiple times and haven't once suggested a "way better choice." Thanks for being so helpful.
HRHPrincessAriel
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Again, depends on the family.
Disneyhead'71
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Ok, I'm sitting at The Boathouse as I type this. There is guy singing Loggins and Messina behind me. The room is loud yet relaxing. I'm diggin' it!
I'll post my filet when it gets here.
I'll post my filet when it gets here.
Disneyhead'71
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Ok, my filet is delicious. And the guy is singing Billy Joel now.
I stand my my recommendation. And my daughter (14), who is with me agrees. You will not find a higher quality piece of beef in a more kid friendly atmosphere pretty much anywhere in Orlando.
I stand my my recommendation. And my daughter (14), who is with me agrees. You will not find a higher quality piece of beef in a more kid friendly atmosphere pretty much anywhere in Orlando.
HRHPrincessAriel
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@Disneyhead'71 I can't not BELIEVE you'd take your kid to nice steakhouse. Can. Not. Believe.
RiceCrispyMickey
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Mama Melrose in Hollywood Studios has a great steak and is very kid friendly IMO.
I plan on taking my six year old to Shula's next year, she's a Dolphins fan like her Daddy and is pretty well behaved.
Go where you want to go for dinner, don't allow society tell you where you can and can't go just because you have a child with you.
A child is just a small person, if an adult kicked up a stink they shouldn't be allowed in a nice restaurant just as a child shouldn't.
Go where you want to go for dinner, don't allow society tell you where you can and can't go just because you have a child with you.
A child is just a small person, if an adult kicked up a stink they shouldn't be allowed in a nice restaurant just as a child shouldn't.
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I can't believe that he actually likes something at WDW.@Disneyhead'71 I can't not BELIEVE you'd take your kid to nice steakhouse. Can. Not. Believe.
Good choice! You will both love it!
Disneyhead'71
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Well, for the first time in a long time that built something not aimed exclusively for the young family demo. This has a little bit for everyone.I can't believe that he actually likes something at WDW.