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ADR's Set - Menu Suggestion
- Thread starter ddbowdoin
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made my drinking around the world a very expensive experience hahaha
Crush Dude!
Back from WDW!Counting down to DLP in November!
True, gotta get in early
True, gotta get in early
that's what she said...
Crush Dude!
Back from WDW!Counting down to DLP in November!
Same here! Start here, and head to R&C
Sweet Melissa
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California Grill - I can take or leave their entrées. You really don't even need them when you consider their amazing flatbreads, sushi and appetizers. I love the Spicy Kazan roll on the sushi menu and any seasonal flatbread is likely worth trying. They have nice soups, salads and a good but pricey cheese board. The Sonoma goat cheese ravioli appetizer is also a winner.
Mama Melrose's - I really hated my meal there, but the restaurant recently got a new chef de cuisine and an updated menu (which I think it desperately needed). Good luck with this one, and let us know what you think when you return.
Le Cellier - Are you going for lunch or dinner? It's been a while since I've been there, but based on past experiences, I can recommend anything they do with salmon.
Kona Café - Breakfast, lunch or dinner? I think dinner is their best meal. It's another one where entrées are unnecessary. A volcano roll from the sushi bar, that delicious pineapple bread, and a couple appetizers for the table would be my choice.
San Angel Inn - Again, it's been a while since I've been there. I had an excellent but surprisingly hot pork tamale the last time I dined there. I know people complain about the food at San Angel Inn being bland, but I can assure you, that tamale was not.
Mama Melrose's - I really hated my meal there, but the restaurant recently got a new chef de cuisine and an updated menu (which I think it desperately needed). Good luck with this one, and let us know what you think when you return.
Le Cellier - Are you going for lunch or dinner? It's been a while since I've been there, but based on past experiences, I can recommend anything they do with salmon.
Kona Café - Breakfast, lunch or dinner? I think dinner is their best meal. It's another one where entrées are unnecessary. A volcano roll from the sushi bar, that delicious pineapple bread, and a couple appetizers for the table would be my choice.
San Angel Inn - Again, it's been a while since I've been there. I had an excellent but surprisingly hot pork tamale the last time I dined there. I know people complain about the food at San Angel Inn being bland, but I can assure you, that tamale was not.
PhilharMagician
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Here are a few of my favorites.
7/9: Ohana For your Drink either a "Backscratcher" or "Lapu Lapu"
7/10: California Grill For your drink the "Golden Gate" for your app the "Yoshie's Deluxe Sushi Platter", for your dinner the "Herb Rotisserie Chicken Flatbread" and for dessert the "Bananas and Caramel"
7/11: Tusker House
7/12: Mama Melrose For your drink "Morretti" beer, For your dinner the "Seafood Cioppino", For dessert the "Gelato"
7/13: Le Cellier For your drink the "Le Cellier Caesar" For your dinner the "Kurobuta Pork" and for dessert the "White Chocolate Cheesecake"
7/15: Kona For your drink Either a "Kona Fire Rock Pale Ale" of "Lapu Lapu", For dinner the "Tuna Oscar" and for dessert the "Pineapple Upside Down Cake"
7/17: San Angel For your drink "Jalapeño Margarita", For dinner the "Carne Asada a la Tampiqueña" and for dessert the "Natilla de Cajeta"
7/9: Ohana For your Drink either a "Backscratcher" or "Lapu Lapu"
7/10: California Grill For your drink the "Golden Gate" for your app the "Yoshie's Deluxe Sushi Platter", for your dinner the "Herb Rotisserie Chicken Flatbread" and for dessert the "Bananas and Caramel"
7/11: Tusker House
7/12: Mama Melrose For your drink "Morretti" beer, For your dinner the "Seafood Cioppino", For dessert the "Gelato"
7/13: Le Cellier For your drink the "Le Cellier Caesar" For your dinner the "Kurobuta Pork" and for dessert the "White Chocolate Cheesecake"
7/15: Kona For your drink Either a "Kona Fire Rock Pale Ale" of "Lapu Lapu", For dinner the "Tuna Oscar" and for dessert the "Pineapple Upside Down Cake"
7/17: San Angel For your drink "Jalapeño Margarita", For dinner the "Carne Asada a la Tampiqueña" and for dessert the "Natilla de Cajeta"
Crush Dude!
Back from WDW!Counting down to DLP in November!
Oh for sure
California Grill - I can take or leave their entrées. You really don't even need them when you consider their amazing flatbreads, sushi and appetizers. I love the Spicy Kazan roll on the sushi menu and any seasonal flatbread is likely worth trying. They have nice soups, salads and a good but pricey cheese board. The Sonoma goat cheese ravioli appetizer is also a winner. I'm looking forward to something over the top here, and well.. fireworks as well!
Mama Melrose's - I really hated my meal there, but the restaurant recently got a new chef de cuisine and an updated menu (which I think it desperately needed). Good luck with this one, and let us know what you think when you return. I have heard the same thing, taking a risk here.
Le Cellier - Are you going for lunch or dinner? It's been a while since I've been there, but based on past experiences, I can recommend anything they do with salmon. Dinner... my soon to be wife and I are really not big eaters when we go on vacation. We eat really small breakfasts so we are light and not bogged down by grease. We usually split a bigger lunch to save some coin. Dinner is where we let loose, we barely look at prices for dinner for the mere fact that we know we didn't swipe that card all day on snacks and stuff.
Kona Café - Breakfast, lunch or dinner? I think dinner is their best meal. It's another one where entrées are unnecessary. A volcano roll from the sushi bar, that delicious pineapple bread, and a couple appetizers for the table would be my choice. Dinner... first time staying in the Poly, for a small portion of our trip.
San Angel Inn - Again, it's been a while since I've been there. I had an excellent but surprisingly hot pork tamale the last time I dined there. I know people complain about the food at San Angel Inn being bland, but I can assure you, that tamale was not same, many complain about the blandness but my mole poblano had a nice kick to it.
Mama Melrose's - I really hated my meal there, but the restaurant recently got a new chef de cuisine and an updated menu (which I think it desperately needed). Good luck with this one, and let us know what you think when you return. I have heard the same thing, taking a risk here.
Le Cellier - Are you going for lunch or dinner? It's been a while since I've been there, but based on past experiences, I can recommend anything they do with salmon. Dinner... my soon to be wife and I are really not big eaters when we go on vacation. We eat really small breakfasts so we are light and not bogged down by grease. We usually split a bigger lunch to save some coin. Dinner is where we let loose, we barely look at prices for dinner for the mere fact that we know we didn't swipe that card all day on snacks and stuff.
Kona Café - Breakfast, lunch or dinner? I think dinner is their best meal. It's another one where entrées are unnecessary. A volcano roll from the sushi bar, that delicious pineapple bread, and a couple appetizers for the table would be my choice. Dinner... first time staying in the Poly, for a small portion of our trip.
San Angel Inn - Again, it's been a while since I've been there. I had an excellent but surprisingly hot pork tamale the last time I dined there. I know people complain about the food at San Angel Inn being bland, but I can assure you, that tamale was not same, many complain about the blandness but my mole poblano had a nice kick to it.
DisneyDebNJ
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7/9: Ohana Absolutely LOVE it!!! Great meal, nice atmosphere (both dinner and breakfast we enjoyed)
7/10: California Grill went years ago, wasn't impressed, but that was a good 20 yrs ago
7/11: Tusker House never been, but definately worth a shot, but what about Boma?
7/12: Mama Melrose with my pal Lulabell on this one, not a fan, but I have high standards with Italian food
7/13: Le Cellier Yes, yes and yes, I never had a bad meal here
7/15: Kona love it for breakfast, wasn't pleased with dinner, (this was 2 yrs ago)
7/17: San Angel not a fan, been here 4 times, and each time I say I won't come back (what about La Hacienda??)
7/10: California Grill went years ago, wasn't impressed, but that was a good 20 yrs ago
7/11: Tusker House never been, but definately worth a shot, but what about Boma?
7/12: Mama Melrose with my pal Lulabell on this one, not a fan, but I have high standards with Italian food
7/13: Le Cellier Yes, yes and yes, I never had a bad meal here
7/15: Kona love it for breakfast, wasn't pleased with dinner, (this was 2 yrs ago)
7/17: San Angel not a fan, been here 4 times, and each time I say I won't come back (what about La Hacienda??)
I'm not a huge fan of leaving a gate to head to a resort, I know it's close but with a ADR at 5PM I'd rather just stay inside.
Sweet Melissa
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I'm the opposite with Animal Kingdom. Sometimes I think the only reason we go there is to have an excuse to visit Jiko afterward.