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Quick Service
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CaptainAmerica
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Magic Kingdom: Be Our Guest, Columbia Harbor House, Cosmic Ray's
Epcot: Tangerine Cafe, Sunshine Seasons
DHS: Blah
Animal Kingdom: Flame Tree Barbecue, Harambe Market, Yak and Yeti
With the exception of Flame Tree, I wouldn't argue that anything is SO much better than the other offerings where I'd make a special trip. I'd advise just eating wherever you happen to be in the park at meal time.
Epcot: Tangerine Cafe, Sunshine Seasons
DHS: Blah
Animal Kingdom: Flame Tree Barbecue, Harambe Market, Yak and Yeti
With the exception of Flame Tree, I wouldn't argue that anything is SO much better than the other offerings where I'd make a special trip. I'd advise just eating wherever you happen to be in the park at meal time.
Figgy1
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DisneyDreamer08
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I agree with the above and would add Fairfax Fare in DHS to the list. Similar food to Flame Tree, ribs, pulled pork etc.
The counter service side of Yak and Yeti at AK is one of our all time favorite counter service places.
The counter service side of Yak and Yeti at AK is one of our all time favorite counter service places.
jrogue
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I had the exact same feelings when I tried figuring out if I should stay there for lunch in my upcoming trip. So sad that there are so few options there!A place my sister and I love for a QS lunch is the Katsura Grill in Japan in Epcot! and I second all the other choices.
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
We typically don't order traditional "park food," but Studios becomes the day we get cheeseburgers at Backlot Express. Otherwise it's our turkey leg day.
jrogue
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Yep, same here. The one time we had lunch there it was from the Backlot Express, but most of the time we have a giant breakfast, followed by an early, giant dinner and just skip lunch completely. Now if 50's Prime Time was a QS for lunch I'd be sold!
Noellikechristmas
Active Member
I second Flame tree...I'm also bummed there's nothing good in HS.
SyracuseDisneyFan
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Magic Kingdom: Columbia Harbor House
Epcot: Sunshine Seasons
DHS: I was going to say Pizza Planet, but it's closed now for refurbishment
Animal Kingdom: Restaurantosaraurus
Epcot: Sunshine Seasons
DHS: I was going to say Pizza Planet, but it's closed now for refurbishment
Animal Kingdom: Restaurantosaraurus
PrincessRachelT
Active Member
MK: BOG and Cosmic Rays (for choices)
Epcot: Sunshine Seasons and Lotus Blossom
AK: Flame Tree (my husband LOVES it)
DHS: only Starring Rolls Cafe (always make sure to get a cupcake to share) comes to mind as it was quite good. But I miss Pizza Planet....
Epcot: Sunshine Seasons and Lotus Blossom
AK: Flame Tree (my husband LOVES it)
DHS: only Starring Rolls Cafe (always make sure to get a cupcake to share) comes to mind as it was quite good. But I miss Pizza Planet....
NiarrNDisney
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MK - Colombia Harbour House, Pecos Bill's Tall Tale Inn
Epcot - Sunshine Seasons, Tangierine Café, Katsura Grill
DHS - Backlot Express, Sunset Market
DAK - Flame Tree BBQ, Harambe Market, Yak & Yeti Local Food Cafes
DS - Cookes of Dublin, Earl of Sandwich, Food Trucks in Exposition Park, Wolfgang Puck Express
Resorts - Artist's Palette (SSR), Boardwalk Bakery (BWR), Landscape of Flavors (AoA), Mara (AKL), Pepper Market (CSR), Picabu (Dolphin)
Epcot - Sunshine Seasons, Tangierine Café, Katsura Grill
DHS - Backlot Express, Sunset Market
DAK - Flame Tree BBQ, Harambe Market, Yak & Yeti Local Food Cafes
DS - Cookes of Dublin, Earl of Sandwich, Food Trucks in Exposition Park, Wolfgang Puck Express
Resorts - Artist's Palette (SSR), Boardwalk Bakery (BWR), Landscape of Flavors (AoA), Mara (AKL), Pepper Market (CSR), Picabu (Dolphin)
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belledream
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HS is obviously not the greatest, but we actually didn't hate our meal at Studio Catering Co. last year. Some decent chicken and pulled pork sandwiches on ciabatta rolls. Decent.
Also never hated any of the salads I got at ABC Commissary, or the little interesting hot dog/pretzel concoctions at Min and Bills.
Lastly, I'd definitely recommend heading to Boardwalk Bakery outside of the park for some tasty sandwiches and BOMB desserts if you have the time and energy for the walk.
Also never hated any of the salads I got at ABC Commissary, or the little interesting hot dog/pretzel concoctions at Min and Bills.
Lastly, I'd definitely recommend heading to Boardwalk Bakery outside of the park for some tasty sandwiches and BOMB desserts if you have the time and energy for the walk.
bee
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THIS! You can also take the boat (though it may be very hot on the boat depending on the time of day and how many of the boat windows are open) to the Boardwalk or any of the Epcot resorts for a little break from the park crowds. I think the walk is more pleasant, though.Lastly, I'd definitely recommend heading to Boardwalk Bakery outside of the park for some tasty sandwiches and BOMB desserts if you have the time and energy for the walk.
Matt_Black
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What not to do- breakfast. Generally speaking, I find Quick Service breakfasts a waste of meal credits. I find it better to just pay out of pocket.
Another thing- some things, like cheese fries, can be bought as a snack credit. Depending on the person, that can serve as a meal, so it makes your meal credits go further.
Another thing- some things, like cheese fries, can be bought as a snack credit. Depending on the person, that can serve as a meal, so it makes your meal credits go further.
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
Studio Catering Co. is closed.
ABC Commissary has a bad habit of introducing seafood into their menu, and they're terrible at it. Whether their ill-advised surf-and-turf burger or the fish and chips that are nowhere near what they sell in Epcot, best to steer clear unless you're doing something foolproof like the salad you mentioned.
DisneyDreamer08
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Now that we officially have the (free) quick service dining plan, I've been looking more closely at menus online. Will restaurants that are 'open seasonally' be open in late September?
Tuvalu
Premium Member
Probably not. In our experience, "open seasonally" means Christmas and Easter weeks.
bethymouse
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EPCOT World Showcase quick service meals are the best "value". Avoid the resort quick service restaurants, as those are almost like cafeteria style... not that they're bad, but it's mostly the same food options.
Matt_Black
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With a few notable exceptions. The Landscape of Flavors at Art of Animation has some phenomenal choices; I'm especially fond of their Tandoori selections.