Help me get RID of one these!!

[accord99cutie]

Out of the following 13 choices I need to cancel out one of them for our upcoming trip.
It will be myself and my DH (mid 20's) and our two children, 7 yr old daughter and almost 2 yr old son. We want a good mix of Characters, and good experiences. As well as trying out some places we have yet to dine at.
Please vote for the choice you think we should SKIP this trip!

Oh! And I want to know why!!!

 

[The MadHatter]

i think there was a problem with the poll you posted...its not showing up.

 

[accord99cutie]

Should be there now (it has you make the poll after posting the question.)

 

[Monty]

I've never had a great meal at 50's. So it gets my vote to be bumped.

I would never drop a "new" restaurant in favour of one I'd already been to. :shrug:

 

[wm49rs]

I've never had a great meal at 50's. So it gets my vote to be bumped.

I would never drop a "new" restaurant in favour of one I'd already been to. :shrug:

As much as I like the place, the past couple of time we've been there 50's PT hasn't been on par. I'll vote with Monty here. And definitely try new restaurants....

 

[Pioneer Hall]

I dropped Chef Mickey's. The food at 50's isn't anything special, but I almost always find myself laughing while eating there. Chef Mickey's is just a standard fare buffet with the characters that are easiest to see in the parks. I do agree with Monty and Will that I wouldn't drop something new when you can drop something you have already been to.

 

[c1aire.griffin]

rose and crown: general pub grub but not good quality!

 

[MaryJaneP]

Monty and wm49rs seem correct to me. I'd drop 50's in a second. Entertainment doesn't hit home with the kids IMHO. Food was just okay. My next choice would have been Chef Mickey's, where the entertainment is for the kids, and the food is not so good.

 

[PolynesianPrincess]

Although 50s seems to be the popular vote, my vote was for Chef Mickey's. While I like Chef Mickey's, the characters are the same as the Garden Grill. And I just couldn't vote for 50s because A - we always have a blast there and B - the food is always great whenever we dine there.

 

[mickeysshoes]

I chose Garden Grill...I think this place is OLD AND TIRED.

 

[ddbowdoin]

as a fellow new englander, scratch the coral reef... you'll be disappointed.

 

[GeoDonJac34]

Monty and wm49rs seem correct to me. I'd drop 50's in a second. Entertainment doesn't hit home with the kids IMHO. Food was just okay. My next choice would have been Chef Mickey's, where the entertainment is for the kids, and the food is not so good.

Agree. I absolutely loved the menu, and thought I would enjoy the place, but the food is definitely nothing special.

 

[JIMINYCR]

Voted against going to the 50's for a meal. Our experience there has been just so so. Meals were nothing to be excited about and CM wait staff were not attentive to us and made the experience underwhelming. Haven't been back since. Of the choices given that's why I would place this last.

 

[BrittanyRose428]

I chose the Garden Grill just because there are other places in Epcot that I would rather eat at, and assuming you're going to the other places you'll have seen those characters anyways.

With regards to 50s-- I've only been once, so maybe I just hit it on a good day, but I got the fried chicken and a chocolate shake and loved it. I mean, it was basic fried chicken but it was a fun place. Can you really expect much from a 50's comfort food type restaurant?

 

[BrittanyRose428]

as a fellow new englander, scratch the coral reef... you'll be disappointed.

I didn't even notice that up there, I would have picked that instead =x If you live in NE its not worth going to Coral Reef for seafood. ^^

 

[travelgip]

Coral Reef is the one I would skip. Just overpriced frozen seafood and a big aquarium wall. No thrills.:snore:

 

[Eeyore]

Coral Reef is the one I would skip. Just overpriced frozen seafood and a big aquarium wall. No thrills.:snore:

And really noisy! Seriously, the place is like romper room!

 

[Grumpy-Fan]

I love the "Prime-Time"; ....dis-like Coral Reef.

 

[MouseDreaming]

Here's another vote to skip 50's. When we went, there was no "entertainment" to speak of. My pot roast was pretty good, but you can get that at Whispering Canyon. DH had the fried chicken. Some of it didn't look like it was cooked through. Of what he could eat, DH said it was almost as good as KFC. Ouch!

 

[wilkeliza]

I voted Le Cellier because I wouldn't waste the time/money on taking a 7 year old to a steak house. I just know when I was that age I wouldn't eat 90 percent of what was on the menu of Steak Houses. Le Cellier I have always seen as somewhere adults go when they need to have some time away from the little ones but of course if you kids have a great taste for food it may be worth it after all. I looked up the kids menu and it is just smaller portions of the steaks and sea food and a turkey meat pasta option.