mattpeto
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I think Cape May Cafe across the lake fits part of that equation, but without the included crab legs it’s become a hard pass for me.
I do like the QS idea though.
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New Enhancements, Dining Options Coming to Disney’s BoardWalk
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I do like the QS idea though.
ToTBellHop
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What will be done first: this or the Sagrada Familia?Photos from today.
mattpeto
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Walls will eventually come. I believe it.Photos from today.
Rteetz
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When they come down I’d prefer it not be cake
mattpeto
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Poor use of context by me.
It will be a huge milestone at the Cake Bake Shop when they have interior walls.
Epic Universe expansion will be done or underway before this is finished. Also think this will open and close within a few months.
Bocabear
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Losing Big River is significant when the resort only offers their craptastic Deli, the pricey Flying Fish, and the Italian restaurant. The biggest problem is knowing it will take them YEARS to complete a remodel for another restaurant...and they need more sit-down casual options there... Especially with Cake Bake shop ( whenever they open) will not be a casual inexpensive restaurant... and they REALLY need some late night options for casual sit-down food...
Horizons '83
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- In the Parks
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Unfortunately the closing for Big River is due to their whole operation shuttering. The Chattanooga location shuttered in October, their original brewery.
You'd think, they can just use the same footprint, remove the brewing equipment for more seating, and retain most of what is there and use the same basic menu. Slap some "whimsical" name on the outside and call it a day.
Smiley/OCD
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No, this or the 5th gate…
Purduevian
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If you are staying at the boardwalk and looking for a casual sit down. I recently stayed at the dolphin and had great meals at Cabana's the poolside bar. Not the largest menu, but service was quick and the food was great. There were also a few wild cats running around which was fun to watch.
Bocabear
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SO the only choice for casual sit down food is a pool bar at another hotel? That is pretty bad. and I am sure that the Cabana Pool Bar is not open for late night dining....Which is a resort-wide problem... A lot of times there is no availability at the restaurants in the parks and people put off eating until the parks close, people get back to their hotels to find nothing open and their only option is delivery pizza from offsite vendors, or get in their cars and leave property. There should be a late night "Diner" style restaurant in each resort area... One for the Epcot Resorts, One for the Magic Kingdom Resorts, and One at Disney Springs to handle all the rest... I am certain they would be very popular and well used.
Centauri Space Station
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No? There’s still Boardwalk Deli, pizza window, and loads of nearby places at YB and SD
ToTBellHop
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Thankfully, it’s always 75 and sunny in Florida so there’s no problem when the only places to eat are like 5 outdoor tables or an astroturf lawn.
Imagine telling a Poly guest to just walk over to the Grand if they wanted somewhere inside to sit and eat.
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
that food truck looks so tacky IMO
ToTBellHop
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Tacky yet very modern Jersey shore. Plenty of food trucks in the summer.