Don't you ever get sick of the Dis Food after a couple days?

[Club Cooloholic]

Ok, I realize there are many people who adore the food. On my last trip, while the atmosphere at most places can't be beat, I found myself desperate for any food non-disney. After awhile the entrees all start to resemble each other, it's not bad, its not great, its just you know your eating Disney food. I think for this reason I really might get a villa next time. We had a car and found it nice to head to say Celebration for a nice Thai Dinner.
Do you guys who can't get enough have some sort of tips for the next trip on how to not keep each meal "fresh"?

 

[RandomPrincess]

Eat at resturants that have different styles of food. If you are going to all steak houses or all American food it will get boring.

It doesn't have to be sit down either. They have different styles of food at QS too. you just have to know where to look.

 

[Sloan]

Candidly, no, that never happens to me. I find that there is so much variety that I never get tired of my Disney dining. I make sure my ADR's will include different offerings: I'll do something like Cali. Grill one night for sushi, flatbreads, etc., Jiko the next for meats like ostrich & wild boar, and Citricos the next for Mediterranean.

I mix up lunches in a similar fashion: I'll do BBQ at Flame Tree one day, a burger from Pecos Bill the next, and turkey and Monterey jack on ciabatta with chipotle mayo from Sunshine Seasons the next.

To be fair, since I'm a relative local, most of my trips are 4 to 5 days max, so I never run out of variety in that limited a time ... however, I feel like even if I moved in there (Golden Oak, perhaps?) I could find so much variety that I'd never tire of it.

 

[CrazyDisneyLady]

I ne'er get tired of Disney food. If anything I can't get away from it. When I go home I try to make things that I would have in Disney just to keep the magic alive. I agree some of the places the food is the same. There are so many different options though it should never get boring.

 

[StarWarsGirl]

Try some different places, as @RandomPrincess said. Epcot is an especially good place to do this since you have all the different countries. Don't be afraid to look at some of the resorts for meals as well, and also Downtown Disney. Some unique places:

Sit down:
1. La Hacienda de San Angel
2. Teppan Edo
3. Boma's
4. Cape May Cafe
5. Nine Dragons (if you want Chinese one night)

Counter Service:
1. Food court at the Land (has some really healthy options)
2. Any country in World Showcase besides American adventure
3. Columbia Harbor House
4. Flame Tree BBQ

Sorry I can't help you with DHS. Unfortunately, the food there isn't all that great.

And no, I never get sick of Disney food. Actually, with my food allergies, eating at Disney is better.

 

[Figgy1]

um NEVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I try to eat at places with different types of food which is quite easy to do in the world. Just spread your wings and try new places! There are so many good choices that I never have enough time to eat at all the ones I want to!

 

[BoarderPhreak]

I don't get it. You're on vacation, for a limited time. Surely, amongst ALL the myriad of options at WDW - you can find something to eat for the duration... 'Dunno, I've always been satisfied. I got what I expected. Guess I'm easy to please.

 

[Sans Souci]

It's not that I get sick of it, it's just feel like I've been at a salt lick after eating at some of the WDW restaurants. I do prepare meals for us though, nothing elaborate, just things like hearty salads and lime couscous with mango, guava and pineapple served with a protein. It's all stuff that's ready to eat in less than 30 minutes.

 

[Allygator]

My problem is when I get home. Makes me realize just how much our dinners are lacking. Lol.

 

[MaxsDad]

My wife likes the depenability of that consistency you mentioned.

I only grow tired of the limited offerings at QS establishments. I combat this by trying places that offer more than the burger/fingers/pizza menu. Columbia Harbor, Mara, FlameTree, Sunshine Seasons, Starring Rolls.

 

[rufio]

My problem is when I get home. Makes me realize just how much our dinners are lacking. Lol.

This. I love the food at Disney World! There are so many options that I don't think I'd ever get bored of eating there. In fact, we were there for 16 days last year and never left property!

 

[AngryEyes]

I would think the last place one would have trouble finding something different to eat would be at WDW. If you're eating the same food every meal, it's either intentional or you're doing all quick service. Even with quick service, though, you don't have to have a burger & fries every meal.

 

[PhilharMagician]

No. We eat foods that we normally will not get at home and besides we only eat out maybe twice a year when at home with the exception of vacation where we eat out most every meal. We take every meal as a treat and really enjoy them.

 

[KappleB2]

Better than making my own food! That may be the best part of vacation! (obviously I am NOT a cook )

 

[WDW 3]

Nope. Too much variety. ^^^^ so true.

 

[NewtoDisney2009]

I can understand this. Pjs dog probably doesn't have this problem, but we save up for 2 years to be able to afford a trip to Disney. The food is so expensive that we often eat QS or bring in our own sandwiches (we stay at the campground). The QS food does tend to all taste alike after a while.

 

[real mad hatter]

To be honest..I don't go to WDW for a gourmet vacation. I go for the magic. But there's so much variety even with 14 days & nights we still never get round to tying all the new stuff.

 

[tissandtully]

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[DisneyAubs]

I mix up lunches in a similar fashion: I'll do BBQ at Flame Tree one day, a burger from Pecos Bill the next, and turkey and Monterey jack on ciabatta with chipotle mayo from Sunshine Seasons the next..

We might be soul mates...those are MY favorite QS meals!!! I have such cravings for that turkey sandwich, which seams so silly because it's just a turkey sandwich. But it is so yummy!

 

[DisneyAubs]

OP, has others have said I think the key is to mix up the kind of restaurants you're eating at, both in terms of cuisine and serving style (menu vs. family style vs. buffet) But hey, if you would prefer to cook meals at a villa then that is perfectly fine. Do whatever will make your vacation better for your family!