No more free bread at table service....

[DisneyDebRob]

You must not be aware of the uproar when Universal cut the themed butter pats? They still provide bread though with unthemed butter

No more themed butter?? That’s it, I’m out.

As for the bread debate, I enjoy bread especially at a pasta meal. Just don’t touch the bread service at Sanaa that I’m paying a fortune for but will do every time I’m at WDW.

 

[Touchdown]

6 pages in and I’ve seen no one report back any restaurants doing this. Do we have any first hand accounts?

 

[Animaniac93-98]

It's disingenuous to think you know 'the real reason' why I buy anything I buy.

Assuming you bought anything at all.

 

[bpiper]

A comp is when you get something for free. I consider it to be a part of the meal l that I AM ALREADY PAYING FOR.

Your right....

The bread is factored into the cost of the meal. If they remove it and don't lower the menu prices, then its A PRICE INCREASE.

I wonder how much of a bonus the person who came up with this cost increase got?

Disney here is a revenue tip: Hold classes on how to sneakily make cuts and generate more revenue..... Other businesses would be lining up. You have raised it to an art form.

 

[Lilofan]

Your right....

The bread is factored into the cost of the meal. If they remove it and don't lower the menu prices, then its A PRICE INCREASE.

I wonder how much of a bonus the person who came up with this cost increase got?

Disney here is a revenue tip: Hold classes on how to sneakily make cuts and generate more revenue..... Other businesses would be lining up. You have raised it to an art form.

Ways to increase company stock price and shareholder net worth. It's business, not personal.

 

[xdan0920]

It's disingenuous to think you know 'the real reason' why I buy anything I buy.

As others here have already said, GO homes aren't usually primary residences. For most, it's their third or fourth home. If I loved the park life so much, this would be where I spend all of my time. It's not.

Uncle

 

[Calmdownnow]

We need a theater of protest activist to make reservations at these restaurants who then extracts from his/her backback a bread basket filled with rolls from Walmart and foils of butter lifted from counter service restaurants, before wandering the tables offering bread and butter to guests who then have to demand bread plates and knives from confused waiters.

 

[monothingie]

Uncle

I prefer to spend time on one of my yatchs.

 

[StarWarsGirl]

Consider the source...it's the site that shall not be named.

 

[monothingie]

Consider the source...it's the site that shall not be named.

Unscrupulous bread service.

 

[Chef Mickey]

They had already done this at some restaurants. Liberty Tree comes to mind but there have been others.

 

[wdisney9000]

Then you just do not know how Disney operates. They look for ways to restructure and save on expenses before cutting hours and laying off. Penny pinching is wishful thinking.

They've slashed nearly everything to the bone. Hours, serving portions, staffing, maintenance, etc...all while continuing to raise prices on the very products they've cut back on.

At what point does "restructuring and cost cutting" stop being an excuse to raise the bottom line? They've kicked this can so far down the road it's no longer recognizeable as a can and they have run out of road to kick it down.

 

[corran horn]

The bread at the Coral Reef and at Tony's are both excellent. It would be stupid to get rid of it. This seems like a small thing, but it would really upset me if they follow through on this.

Do this at Le Cellier and you'll get the place burned down.

 

[po1998]

Disney is a business. They have a responsibility to not give things to paying customers.

You don't think one or two pieces of bread isn't covered by the outrageous entree prices?

 

[Animaniac93-98]

You don't think one or two pieces of bread isn't covered by the outrageous entree prices?

It was sarcasm on my part.

 

[Animaniac93-98]

At what point does "restructuring and cost cutting" stop being an excuse to raise the bottom line?

That sounds like socialist talk to me!

 

[Lilofan]

Do this at Le Cellier and you'll get the place burned down.

That might be an improvement. Canadian dining isn't exactly a go to place in the USA

 

[Animaniac93-98]

We got another one!

It's like a game of Bingo!

 

[Animaniac93-98]

Canadian dining isn't exactly a go to place in the USA

Except at Epcot, where it's the most popular restaurant.

 

[BoarderPhreak]

So when you're seated at your table and they take your drink order... Ask for bread.