Meals That You Miss at WDW

[Smiley/OCD]

I concur on all 3.
Also Crystal Palace used to have a breakfast potato casserole I really enjoyed,

While we’re at it, CP used to have an outstanding made to order omelet bar that was apparently a victim of COVID and they never brought it back.

 

[Mireille]

Well, I'm just gonna say Handwiches because nobody else has. Honestly don't remember how they tasted but I don't remember spitting it out in disgust.

 

[Mr. Pusskers]

Yeah, for me it was Boat Wrights Banana stuffed French toast and Fulton's in Downtown Disney Filet with a huge Lobster Tail Combo. The filet was tender and so tasty and the huge Lobster tail with butter was amazing.

 

[Raxel7851]

Yeah, for me it was Boat Wrights Banana stuffed French toast and Fulton's in Downtown Disney Filet with a huge Lobster Tail Combo. The filet was tender and so tasty and the huge Lobster tail with butter was amazing.

I remember going to a small restaurant in the Boat named Steermans Quarters. It was a steakhouse and the food was incredible. I kind of recall it was back by the Paddlewheel. This was in the Downtown Disney days.

 

[heapster411]

Plantation Key Pork Chop from Olivia's. I second the Citrus Swirl. You go to Disney's restaurant web site and they describe and show a picture of the Citrus Swirl. Just went to mobile ordering and it ceased to exist there, so I believe it is a gone pecan!!! The DW is not pleased!!!!!

 

["El Gran Magnifico"]

Lobster Thermidor - Empress Lilly
Beefy Murray - Raglan
Pot Roast Mac & Cheese - Friars Nook
Mongolian Beef - Yak N Yeti
Kungaloosh (I considered it a food group) - Adventurers Club

 

["El Gran Magnifico"]

What????? How can this be?

Also, how many citrus swirls constitute a meal?

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[mf1972]

Lobster Thermidor - Empress Lilly
Beefy Murray - Raglan
Pot Roast Mac & Cheese - Friars Nook
Mongolian Beef - Yak N Yeti
Kungaloosh (I considered it a food group) - Adventurers Club

that pot roast mac & cheese was simple, yet pretty damn good

 

[NiarrNDisney]

Great thread!
I miss so many of the offerings at the shuttered restaurant Spoodles at the Boardwalk
But to answer your specific question, I really miss:
Asparaghi Bianchi and Insalata di Mare from Tutto Gusto
The Lobster Sliders with the Onion blossom from Crew's Cup

 

[NiarrNDisney]

Also, Rose and Crown used to have some kind of salmon dish. Don't remember what it was exactly, but it was delicious.

I believe you are talking about the Pan Grilled Scottish Salmon with Colcannon potatoes, green beans and herb citrus butter. It was delicious

 

[MickeyLuv'r]

Lastly, not a meal, but pastry that I miss soooo much were the Troll Horns at Kringla Bakeri OG at Norway in Epcot…LOVE the school bread but REALLY miss those Troll Horns…

Oh, you reminded me of a dessert I used to love from that bakery. I don't recall the name, but it was a dark chocolate cup, filled with fresh berries and a bit of cream filling. They used high quality dark chocolate, and a mix of blueberries and raspberries. We used to always get them to eat while we watched the fireworks.

And one more, the (free) pink/rainbow olives they used to serve at Tutto Italia alongside the fresh bread. For a while, when we asked, even though they were no longer served to everyone, they still kept some on hand. I wish I knew where to get them, because they are delicious olives.

 

[Lilofan]

Canada kiosk Beaver Tails
Port Orleans French Quarter all u can eat breakfast including grilled steak and beignets

 

["El Gran Magnifico"]

I also miss the pot roast sandwich that Cap’n Jacks had for lunch.

 

[jaklgreen]

The Chicken Shawarma that they used to have at the Tangierine Cafe at Epcot. That was my go to lunch every trip.

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[Club Cooloholic]

The Chicken Shawarma that they used to have at the Tangierine Cafe at Epcot. That was my go to lunch every trip.

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I concur on this. While on the subject of Epcot, there are tons of good items I miss from Sunshine Seasons, particularly a sliced tuna over lettuce option.

 

[Lilofan]

The Chicken Shawarma that they used to have at the Tangierine Cafe at Epcot. That was my go to lunch every trip.

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Liked the good food at Tangerine eating at the outdoor tables watching one of favorite shows back in the day Mo Rockin with the talented belly dancer and groovy music.

 

[Phonedave]

Well, I'm just gonna say Handwiches because nobody else has. Honestly don't remember how they tasted but I don't remember spitting it out in disgust.

Did you try all three (I think there were three - ham, tuna, chicken)

 

[Phonedave]

So many. The croque monsieur sandwich with salad at Chefs de France for lunch.

That was a really nice option for lunch.

 

[WorldExplorer]

I forgot the Bell Burger from Liberty Tree Tavern; a cheeseburger with lobster on it. It was so good I made it at home once.

 

[Phonedave]

I have a love/hate affair with Figaro Fries.

They were just so bad, but at the same time so good. They were also horrible from a nutrition standpoint, but they were also one of the best bangs for the buck when it came to filling you up.

They were a guilty pleasure that I ate once or twice a trip.