Annnnd now I'm hungry. That all looks great.At the entrance there is a display window that shows all the menu items. And The Ploughman's Platter is what I always get. Here is what the "example" looks like.
And the menus have descriptions.
So, I take you believe The Muppets are masters of understated subtlety?
Yeah, regular water. There is a cool Potions kiosk where you can buy potion add-ins (similar to Mio).
Sorry, but it is. If they put in pretty pink flowered curtains, that would be decoration. What we were talking about was theming. Perhaps not as much as you would like to see, but theming none the less.
Here's the thing about QS pizza- it is very possible to run a high-volume pizza operation without using frozen pre-made pies. Universal does both full-size (Louie's, Cafe 4) and personal (Comic Strip, IFFB/Fast Food Blvd) and has no trouble cranking out pizza while using fresh dough and assembling the pizzas in-house. i used to push out 500 pizzas a day at Comic Strip and rarely had guests waiting.
If you have a taste for plastic food, it is great.
Save the money and just chew on a plastic spoon.
Actually, the only real reference to the Muppets at all is Rizzo. It's not "the muppets" restaurant it is Rizzo's all it has are Pizza and a Meatball sub. That is themed italian, which the red and green floor tiles indicate. It is themed as a NY Pizza Joint and in that vain they hit it pretty good. You are the one that is insisting that it should be Muppet themed. It is in the Muppet courtyard, it is run by Rizzo there really doesn't need to be anymore then that except in the mind of a few. It is a place to have lunch not an entertainment venue. If you want to get all bent out of shape over it... be my guest, but, what a waste of time. It is not an attraction, it is a food location. If they throw a few more muppet related things in there, great. Is it necessary... not at all.
Agreed, we went into this conversation withe Skipper Canteen, another missed opportunity. The side rooms at Skipper Canteen are themed. The mess hall is largely decorated. This appears to be both, but it definitely doesn't scream Muppets to me. More importantly, they didn't change the food from what I'm guessing was among the lowest rated quick service on property. Perhaps @lentesta can comment on Pizza Planet's ratings.
Food quality aside (I agree by the way). I'm just focused solely on physical theming.
I very much enjoy the Antipasto Salad and am glad they kept it on the seemingly limited menu. I can sure go for one right now
