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Most Disappointing Meal in WDW?
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fairetails
New Member
yuck
Def Tony's was bad. I too experienced watery pasta. Turf Club was OK.
The Norway Breakfast was pretty bad too. cool characters though
Def Tony's was bad. I too experienced watery pasta. Turf Club was OK.
The Norway Breakfast was pretty bad too. cool characters though
sweetpee_1993
Well-Known Member
You are so lucky! Usually if we've had a bad meal it was a direct result of bad service. Well, with the exception of Yak & Yeti. The food was just blah and then we had to keep on revisiting it for the remainder of the day.... :hurl:
Kerby626
Active Member
Why'd you keep going then???
sweetpee_1993
Well-Known Member
I didn't *want* to re-experience that yucko stuff. The meal kept coming back to us from our tummies. It was the gift that kept on giving. Ick! I haven't eaten there again since the 1st time and most assuredly won't. LOL!
disneydiva72
New Member
I totally get that, but if me or a member of my traveling party gets food poisoning and spends the night in the Kissimmee hospital, you can be rest assured I wont eat there again and I wont have much good to say about it.
Emerald Rose
Member
The most disappointing meal that we had recently was in Chefs de France. The French Onion soup, underneath the melted cheese, was loaded with soot from their oven. It was so and so gross. They did take it back, but only after the waitress, who was a little snotty, told me that all the soups had that soot in it, it was normal. I've had French onion soup hundreds of times, even in the real Paris itself, and never saw that before.
We've had positive experiences with San Angel Inn and CRT. Maybe it's because we went for lunch. The tortilla soup is great at SAI and the Major Domo's Pie in CRT was awesome. We love both places.
We've had positive experiences with San Angel Inn and CRT. Maybe it's because we went for lunch. The tortilla soup is great at SAI and the Major Domo's Pie in CRT was awesome. We love both places.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Cape May Cafe, it was worse than any mess hall Ive eaten in where at least people had manners, and you felt like you were dining at a trough.
Oh and the muscles and clams were rubbish, tated better off seaside food cats
Oh and the muscles and clams were rubbish, tated better off seaside food cats
piratetreasure
New Member
The Noodle Terrace in Tomorrowland.
Stitch_626_UK
New Member
easily, the rose and crown.
after working in the UK pavillion shops for a year i constantly heard great things about the food but never got round to going there untill i recently came back on vacation.
the service was fine, but the food was bland, i felt it was a very poor interpration of British food. It just completly lacked flavour.
after working in the UK pavillion shops for a year i constantly heard great things about the food but never got round to going there untill i recently came back on vacation.
the service was fine, but the food was bland, i felt it was a very poor interpration of British food. It just completly lacked flavour.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Christine43
New Member
Well, they did this for us as well last year and it was a lifesaver. I have an autistic son who can't stay, even at the character meals, for an excessive amount of time and we had met everyone but Pooh who we adore. When I explained this to the waiter and the CM, they were extremely helpful and we did get to meet Pooh which delighted my son. We didn't take up a lot of his time, a quick hug and hello and a picture and we were gone but the help we got sincerely made a difference.
SweetMagic
Oh Meyla Weyla
So many different opinions! I'll add a few:
I've eaten at Nine Dragons three or four times and loved it every time. I wonder if we ordered different things :shrug: Come to think of it, I've shared what others in my party have ordered and loved that too, never a problem for me.
I ate at the Cantina one time and it made me horribly sick! That's the one and only time I have been made ill by Disney food, but it was bad, totally ruined my night and next day. I won't go back to that one.
I love WC. I've had breakfast and dinner there and while it's not the best food on property, it was totally fine for me
Agreed. We used to love the lobster bisque, but for some reason they changed it and it's now gross. The rest of the food, main courses, etc., were ok, but definitely not worth what you pay. This place was really loud too, very difficult to have a conversation.
Same here, kinda bummed about how bland it was, but I'm seeing a theme with character meals and blandness, so I wasn't surprised.
Boma for me was really good, but I can see how the spices of some dishes may not suite everyone.
We love Cape May for dinner... so sad...
I've eaten at Nine Dragons three or four times and loved it every time. I wonder if we ordered different things :shrug: Come to think of it, I've shared what others in my party have ordered and loved that too, never a problem for me.
I ate at the Cantina one time and it made me horribly sick! That's the one and only time I have been made ill by Disney food, but it was bad, totally ruined my night and next day. I won't go back to that one.
I love WC. I've had breakfast and dinner there and while it's not the best food on property, it was totally fine for me
Agreed. We used to love the lobster bisque, but for some reason they changed it and it's now gross. The rest of the food, main courses, etc., were ok, but definitely not worth what you pay. This place was really loud too, very difficult to have a conversation.
Same here, kinda bummed about how bland it was, but I'm seeing a theme with character meals and blandness, so I wasn't surprised.
Boma for me was really good, but I can see how the spices of some dishes may not suite everyone.
We love Cape May for dinner... so sad...gettingsmaller
New Member
well, I've had food that is supposed to be Sonoran, and it was considerably better than San Angel...
yankspy
Well-Known Member
Seafood on a buffet is just not a good idea. I was not crazy about Cape May either. I will stick with the Yacht's man when I am over there.
waltdsny21
New Member
bad meal
The coral reef is very over priced and the food portions
are less than average. this place was a huge dissapointment
The coral reef is very over priced and the food portions are less than average. this place was a huge dissapointment
gettingsmaller
New Member
are less than average. this place was a huge dissapointment
I'd have to agree with that, BUT I also have to admit that our family does not like seafood. We tried it out for the atmosphere( which was also not as great as we were hoping). SO, I try not to be too hard on Coral Reef because I know that we are not the "target" group for it. However, the food that we DID get there was rather disappointing.
Also, I know that they're serving a HUGE number of people at these places, but the kids pizza was pretty bad and not "customizable" (my kids don't like red sauce for some reason which I have not yet figured out). I think a Totino's pizza from WalMart would have been better (and bigger--and cheaper). I don't know... on the one hand, I understand that we're talking about a huge logistics operation getting all the food to the different dining places, etc., BUT--on the OTHER hand--you'd like to think that a 'fancy' and expensive place like Coral Reef would be able to make a pizza with no sauce. Of course, they can't because they just use the same frozen (or whatever) 'pizza' that every other place in WDW uses. Like I said, I can understand the situation, but it's still disappointing...