Favorite discontinued food/restaurant in WDW resort

[jtwyatt]

Crocketts Tavern back before it was just a bar/appitizers. They used to have some nice steaks and what not. A nice Cozy resturant indeed

 

[raven]

The deli sandwiches at Aunt Polly's on TSI and the Hunchback Ice Cream Bar.

 

[DougK]

Concourse Steakhouse

Great food and atmosphere!

 

[DougK]

Alfredo's

Best Fettucine Alfredo I have ever had!

 

[Shadowdawn]

I have a whole list of places/things that I loved growing up at WDW

Clam chowder in a bread bowl-columbia harbor house: first time I ever tried it and I've been hooked since

Waffle fries-CCH

Lo-mein/teriyaki -Adventureland Veranda: They had the best lo-mein

Tuna salad wrap thing - I can't remember what the name was but I believe it's called the Lunch pad now in Tommorowland

The Odyssey

Strawberry bars- I don't know if they still sell these since I haven't been in years but when I was a kid they had this like weird edible waxy coating for some reason it was awesome.

 

[copcarguyp71]

Many years ago probably around 1988 or so I stayed at the Polynesian and had breakfast there. I do not recall where it was but I am sure it was in the resort itself but I had banana stuffed french toast...man-of-man was that stuff good! Second best is the sugared fried french toast at the Crystal Palace breakfast buffet. As you can tell I love good breakfast food!:sohappy: Big breakfasts and late dinners seem to work best for us at with a light mid-day snack at the pool to keep the stomach grumbles away.

 

[CuriousDeGeo]

The Tusker House when it wasn't a buffet. I haven't been back since but I just loved the rotisserie chicken:slurp:. It's just a little too pricey now that they made it a buffet.

 

[yankspy]

Many years ago probably around 1988 or so I stayed at the Polynesian and had breakfast there. I do not recall where it was but I am sure it was in the resort itself but I had banana stuffed french toast...man-of-man was that stuff good! Second best is the sugared fried french toast at the Crystal Palace breakfast buffet. As you can tell I love good breakfast food!:sohappy: Big breakfasts and late dinners seem to work best for us at with a light mid-day snack at the pool to keep the stomach grumbles away.

What you had was Tonga Toast and it is still served at the Kona Cafe and yes, it is delicious.:slurp:

 

[Senderella]

The old Mickey bars with Mickey's face on them. I don't care much for the new Mickey Bars :shrug:

 

[krankenstein]

Alfredo's, this was my favorite place to eat at in Epcot. I do miss the Fettucine Alfredo, a lot!

 

[Alztybrn]

Pineapple and caramel dessert at O'Hana's

 

[lac628]

Pineapple and caramel dessert at O'Hana's

I have never had that, but it sounds YUMMY!!

 

[gabroccoli]

There was nothing better than warm tollhouse cookies for breakfast. They were in liberty square

 

[PrincessMiko]

I second the pineapple and carmel dessert at O'hana. It was our favorite thing about that restaurant!

down with the bread pudding:hurl:

 

[FatBoy976]

The old Mickey bars with Mickey's face on them. I don't care much for the new Mickey Bars :shrug:

Amen!

I have to also agree with the clam chowder bread bowl at Columbia Harbor House as well as the Monte Cristo sandwich they used to server. Good stuff.

 

[GoofyDadKB]

I can't believe this hasn't been mentioned yet.

Tolhouse Cookie Ice Cream Sandwich. (The old style)

Yummmmm!!!!!! :slurp::slurp::slurp:

 

[LordHelmut]

Citris swirl !

And yes I know they still sell a absolutely horrible facsimile of the swirl (which is much more accurate to say it is a orange sherbert swirl....)

I thought is was bad when they switched from a delicious ice cream to a low fat yogurt (!), but on the last trip the final straw was broken when the tangy citrus was replaced with a bland sherbert.

The other that I miss goes waaaaay back to the days of the central kitchen, they used to have an apple turnover that was sooooo good.

 

[magicmom1]

OK, I know I am going to date myself but I am going back about 30 years ago. Columbia House used to have a colonial punch (not alcoholic) and I also loved the paper straws that used to collapse after you took two sips. Those were the days!

I also miss Alfredo's. I had my rehersal dinner there the night before my fairytale wedding. :slurp:

I also miss ALL the transfat foods! Who asked Disney to be the food police?:lol: I was on vacation that is what I want to fill up with! My body rejects anything healthy when I am on vacation.

Lastly I miss the Concourse steakhouse too. We had just found that little gem when they started giving the dining plan and now it is gone.

 

[yankspy]

OK, I know I am going to date myself but I am going back about 30 years ago. Columbia House used to have a colonial punch (not alcoholic) and I also loved the paper straws that used to collapse after you took two sips. Those were the days!

I also miss Alfredo's. I had my rehersal dinner there the night before my fairytale wedding. :slurp:

I also miss ALL the transfat foods! Who asked Disney to be the food police?:lol: I was on vacation that is what I want to fill up with! My body rejects anything healthy when I am on vacation.

Lastly I miss the Concourse steakhouse too. We had just found that little gem when they started giving the dining plan and now it is gone.

LOL. I remember those straws. Since you are going way back, how about "Lite Bite" or "The Village Restaurant" in the Village at Lake Buena Vista.

 

[NemoRocks78]

Tusker House Restaurant