Earlier today, I shared some new dining experiences during our recent trip, 9/23 - 10/02.
The following is what we never got around to trying/visiting, despite our best intentions.
POR - Magic Cookie Bars. We spent too much time in POFQ (which we had never visited before) and just never made it over.
Beaches & Cream - Grilled Banana Bread with peanut butter sauce and caramelized bananas. This was our number one favourite OOP treat last year. Despite being in the Boardwalk area numerous times, it was mainly to dine at Cape May Cafe, and who pays OOP after dining at a buffet? Not me.
Sleepy Hollow - Waffles with Nutella and fruit. We actually did go to Sleepy Hollow. My nephew used a snack credit for the funnel cake, and my SIL got distracted by the seasonal Pumpkin Waffle, for which she paid OOP. It was nasty. Tasted almost like beer, which put us off trying the Nutella version, which is often described as being "yeasty". Turns out, we don't like yeast.
Starring Rolls - Butterfinger and Red Velvet Cupcakes. Not sure why, but didn't happen. We were at DHS 3 or 4 times, but never for very long, except for ADR's at Sci-Fi and 50's. I guess we could have picked them up to go, but Starring Rolls closes pretty early.
Sunshine Seasons - We didn't eat here at all this trip. Sorry @blackthidot, but no Strawberry Shortcake for us this year.
Kringla Bakery (Norway) - School Bread, and Ham & Apple sandwich. The inclusion of my picky, picky nephew meant we had to skip some old favourites, out of deference to him. He never kicked up a fuss, and was more than happy to eat at Casey's (twice) and the Liberty Inn (American Pavilion), before watching his two aunties eat more adventurous food; however, I tried to pick places where we could all eat together.
Boulangerie Patisserie (France) - See above.
Tangierine Cafe (Morocco) - Ditto
After two consecutive trips of bringing a kid that wasn't mine, next year will be hubby and I in one room, and SIL, her will-be 21 year old daughter and daughter's fiance in another room. No more tip-toeing around delicate appetites. Although, the first time I took said 21 year old, she had become a vegetarian a couple of months before leaving. Thankfully, she has rejoined the dark side!
The following is what we never got around to trying/visiting, despite our best intentions.
POR - Magic Cookie Bars. We spent too much time in POFQ (which we had never visited before) and just never made it over.
Beaches & Cream - Grilled Banana Bread with peanut butter sauce and caramelized bananas. This was our number one favourite OOP treat last year. Despite being in the Boardwalk area numerous times, it was mainly to dine at Cape May Cafe, and who pays OOP after dining at a buffet? Not me.
Sleepy Hollow - Waffles with Nutella and fruit. We actually did go to Sleepy Hollow. My nephew used a snack credit for the funnel cake, and my SIL got distracted by the seasonal Pumpkin Waffle, for which she paid OOP. It was nasty. Tasted almost like beer, which put us off trying the Nutella version, which is often described as being "yeasty". Turns out, we don't like yeast.
Starring Rolls - Butterfinger and Red Velvet Cupcakes. Not sure why, but didn't happen. We were at DHS 3 or 4 times, but never for very long, except for ADR's at Sci-Fi and 50's. I guess we could have picked them up to go, but Starring Rolls closes pretty early.
Sunshine Seasons - We didn't eat here at all this trip. Sorry @blackthidot, but no Strawberry Shortcake for us this year.
Kringla Bakery (Norway) - School Bread, and Ham & Apple sandwich. The inclusion of my picky, picky nephew meant we had to skip some old favourites, out of deference to him. He never kicked up a fuss, and was more than happy to eat at Casey's (twice) and the Liberty Inn (American Pavilion), before watching his two aunties eat more adventurous food; however, I tried to pick places where we could all eat together.
Boulangerie Patisserie (France) - See above.
Tangierine Cafe (Morocco) - Ditto
After two consecutive trips of bringing a kid that wasn't mine, next year will be hubby and I in one room, and SIL, her will-be 21 year old daughter and daughter's fiance in another room. No more tip-toeing around delicate appetites. Although, the first time I took said 21 year old, she had become a vegetarian a couple of months before leaving. Thankfully, she has rejoined the dark side!
