News Chicken Guy! coming to Disney Springs later this summer

[Jambo Joe]

Anybody else tired of Guy Fieri?
He's the reason we don't watch Food network anymore.

I am all in on that comment. Fieri is just plain annoying at this point - a tired schtick.

 

["El Gran Magnifico"]

A lot competition on the chicken front. I'll give it a shot when it opens, but going to be hard to steal me away from Art and Olivia.

 

[JenniferS]

Everything under $7... interesting

Well, that blows somebody’s incredible theory right out of the water.

 

[NearTheEars]

But will their prices match the ridiculously priced food prices at other restaurants in Disney Springs?
If they want to maintain continuity...they have to be grievously overpriced.

What a delight.

 

[PeakSeason]

That is how Earl of Sandwich started.

Thanks for pointing that out. I've long wondered why people go to Disney Springs to eat at a place that has franchises at interstate rest stops!

 

[mhaftman7]

Agreed there are plenty of options, but when you see prices like this....you can't say they are affordable:

Boathouse
$22 for Fish Tacos
$25 for a Crab Cake
$24 for BBQ chicken
$18 for a cheeseburger
$21 for a Bacon Burger

D-Lux
A cheeseburger and regular Fries $15.00
$17.00 with a large fries
A chocolate shake...or ANY shake $7.50

The Edison
Caesar salad $11
Pulled Pork Sandwich $18
An apple Cobbler $12

Jock Lindsey's
Tuna Tacos $16
Empanadas $12
Popcorn Chicken $11
And those are just appetizers.

That's just a sampling of how expensive Disney Springs food is.

So it is very clear you are very passionate about this topic, so I feel the need to not just be dismissive about your feelings. To me, the answer is very, very simple: Don’t Go. Orlando, not just Disney World, is a resort town. People know that going there that things will be more expensive. If the quality justifies the cost, then no biggie. If it doesn’t, or it’s just not for you, then don’t go. I’m not got gonna berate you and call you derogatory names. I just don’t understand the desire to try to sway other people away? You’ve made a good majority of the posts in this thread trying to prove a point that we all get. You don’t feel like you are getting what you are paying for. Cool. Just move on to the next thing. Hopefully you actually like it.

 

[PeakSeason]

So it is very clear you are very passionate about this topic, so I feel the need to not just be dismissive about your feelings. To me, the answer is very, very simple: Don’t Go. Orlando, not just Disney World, is a resort town. People know that going there that things will be more expensive. If the quality justifies the cost, then no biggie. If it doesn’t, or it’s just not for you, then don’t go. I’m not got gonna berate you and call you derogatory names. I just don’t understand the desire to try to sway other people away? You’ve made a good majority of the posts in this thread trying to prove a point that we all get. You don’t feel like you are getting what you are paying for. Cool. Just move on to the next thing. Hopefully you actually like it.

Plus it's been posted in several different places that everything is going to be $7 or less.

 

[Minthorne]

Plus it's been posted in several different places that everything is going to be $7 or less.

Each tender $7
Each fry $7
Each ice cube $6.99

Jk

 

[DisneyJayL]

So nobody has had this chicken?!

 

[Gitson Shiggles]

In true Fieri fashion, the restaurant will also feature some not-so-subtle personal touches, like a selfie wall with a life-size image of the Food Network star and employees who give customers his signature fist bump upon ordering.

The QS dining experience I never knew I wanted.

 

[WDWMPrincess]

Underrated comment.

 

[HwdStudio]

Complete copy of Chjc-fil-a. They started the pickle juice brined chicken. It’s what gives their chicken that unique flavor. Personally I think think Guy Fieri is just as controversial as Chick-fil-a. Especially after firing the Guardians director because of things he said years ago. Guy said some pretty offensive things a few years ago.

 

[HwdStudio]

Yes it is. And as it happens to be an opinion with which many others agree...then it must be true.

Disney Springs is basically a high end outlet mall.

I’m not so sure that many people agree with you. My lunch costs $13+ everyday at home. What is expensive to some may not be expensive to others.

 

[MisterPenguin]

Homecomin' -- Hush Puppy Benedict: Chef Art’s spin on the classic, with house made hush puppy cakes topped with fried chicken tenders, poached eggs, griddled country ham and pimento hollandaise. Choice of side item -- $20.00

Polite Pig -- Smoked & Fried Chicken: Sweet and Smoky BBQ, Duke's Mayo, Pickles and Romaine Slaw served with Pickle Spear -- $12.00

House of Blues -- Fried Chicken: a quarter bird drizzled with warm honey, slaw, corn on the cob, and mashed potatoes with gravy -- $20.00

D-Luxe -- Buffalo Chicken Sandwich: Fried Chicken Breast topped with Buffalo Sauce, Blue Cheese Crumbles Lettuce and Tomato -- $11.99

Planet Hollywood -- Kid's meal chicken fingers -- $9.99

T-Rex -- Chicken Fried Chicken: Country gravy, red skinned mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables -- $21.99

Raglan Road -- Gold'n Chicken: 2 deep fried chicken goujons and choice of mashed potatoes, mixed greens salad with ranch, Irish chips, or vegetable medley -- $9.00

 

[mm121]

I can to go Earl of Sandwich...and get a sandwich for $8.00...and everything else is a la carte and adds up to over $13 for a sandwich, bag of chips and a drink. That is not cheap.

Look, I get it, there are a bunch of Disney loyalists here and God forbid anyone dare to criticize Disney, but there are valid criticisms to be offered.

13 bucks is pretty normal for fast casual pretty much anywhere no matter what city your in.
Even a typical fast food combo at Wendy's or McDonaldscan get to like 9 bucks these days

 

[Jon81uk]

Not everything is overpriced at Disney springs.

Yep I thought Blaze is amazing value, that quality of pizza for under $10 is great. D-Luxe burgers isn't a bad price and there are a few other places you can get stuff for a reasonable price relative to the rest of WDW, but of course all food at WDW is more expensive than the average mall price.

 

[Matt in the Hatt]

Made me think of

 

[Jon81uk]

Agreed there are plenty of options, but when you see prices like this....you can't say they are affordable:

Boathouse
$22 for Fish Tacos
$25 for a Crab Cake
$24 for BBQ chicken
$18 for a cheeseburger
$21 for a Bacon Burger

D-Lux
A cheeseburger and regular Fries $15.00
$17.00 with a large fries
A chocolate shake...or ANY shake $7.50

The Edison
Caesar salad $11
Pulled Pork Sandwich $18
An apple Cobbler $12

Jock Lindsey's
Tuna Tacos $16
Empanadas $12
Popcorn Chicken $11
And those are just appetizers.

That's just a sampling of how expensive Disney Springs food is.

Those prices are consistent with the rest of Disneyworld though. Might be high compared to the "real" world, but a much worse quality burger and fries is $12-$15 at Cosmic Rays in the magic kingdom. Meals in any Disney resort restaurant are consistent (or more expensive) with the Boathouse and Jock Lindsey's is similar to other Disney lounges such as Trader Sam.

 

[King Panda 77]

 

[RSoxNo1]

Guy did the PH menu, which is largely inedible.

I refuse to believe that any burger on Disney property is inedible.