Hidden Gems??

Figgy1

Figgy1

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MickeyMomV said:
I think TC sounds good but I don't think my boy's (DH and DS) will be that into it. We tried CHH for the first time in February and we loved the seafood mac!! I think that will be on the revisit list for the next trip.
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I took my little guy at 5 and he's been a falafel fan ever since and they might like the sliders
 
disney4life2008

disney4life2008

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Sweet Melissa said:
I don't think it's cheap either, but it is the least expensive table service restaurant in the Magic Kingdom. They have several entrées under $15, which isn't true of any of the other TS locations in the park. The most expensive dinner entrée is $18.99 meatloaf dinner. That's on par with the least expensive entrée at Be Our Guest, and the same price as a plate of spaghetti at Tony's.
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Good observation. I honestly have heard of Tony's forever it wasnt until a few weeks ago I actually found out where it was. The best value actually is at HS (maybe that is a hidden gem). At Prime Time you can get the 3 sampler plate (meatloaf, chicken, and pot roast) I think for $22. I have always wanted to dine at the Plaza but I always end up cancelling and going to caseys. And since they seem to steadily be raising their prices maybe I will make an ADR for Plaza in the coming weeks.
 
Sweet Melissa

Sweet Melissa

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I've always suspected, perhaps optimistically, that Shutters could be the most hidden of hidden gems. But even though we've stayed at the Caribbean Beach Resort, I still haven't made it over there. Is it not a part of these conversations because its reputation is so bad that nobody wants to try it, or because it truly deserves the reputation?
 
Tuvalu

Tuvalu

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Disnee4Me said:
would that be considered a snack on the dining plan?
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Unfortunately no, since it is a table service restaurant. However, the shakes are only $4.99; we pay cash and leave the server a generous tip. The shakes are definitely worth an out-of-pocket expense! :hungry:

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NCO91590

NCO91590

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If you're off the DDP or looking to pay OOP, I like Territory Lounge and Crews Cup for a quiet quick meal. I've got the Cabana Bar on my list for Feb at the Swan/Dolphin. The menu looks awesome.

Captain's Grille is a great choice on the DDP.
 
Tiggerish

Tiggerish

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WishIwasatEPCOT said:
Agree with the Captain's Grille and throw the Crew's Cup Lounge around the corner from it into the mix.
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Absolutely. One of the top ten meals of my entire life took place in August when I had a lobster roll with a glass of Chardonnay at the Crews Cup Lounge. Which is actually attached to the Yachtsman Steakhouse. As that's a signature restaurant, I wouldn't call it a hidden gem, but it's in our top 3 restaurants on property. :)
 

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