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Uber eats? Grub hub?
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UberEats is the only one, I think, that delivers on property. Mostly chain restaurants in the Lake Buena Vista area. Seamless has a few options also. Instacart delivers for Publix, the local supermarket and it's very quick/effective. They make amazing sub sandwiches.
PrincessNelly_NJ
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UberEats had a much larger selection than Grubhub but it was overall more expensive.
dieboy
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Im not a big fan of most of the food at WDW. Some table service places are okay, but most are rather bleh. I DO however have a short list of favorites at WDW but cannot eat those 24/7 there, well I could but I shouldn't
. Outside WDW, are a bunch of chain restaurants i actually like, that are no available to me where I live.
DznyGrlSD
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Im not a big fan of most of the food at WDW. Some table service places are okay, but most are rather bleh. I DO however have a short list of favorites at WDW but cannot eat those 24/7 there, well I could but I shouldn't
to each their own I guess. Part of the appeal of Disney is trying a new restaurant every time I go. That's why I love Food/Wine festival so much.
dieboy
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Food and wine are technically stands and are not a permanent feature, and i don't mind most of them. I'm speaking of quick service, and allot of the sit downs. I have staple things I really enjoy, and some things I look forward to trying, and a ton of deserts I like. I just cannot fill an entire trip eating on property, or at least looking forward to the food. IMO, the Springs has a good selection going on right now, they are allowed to purchase food from places other than a Sysco semi truck, which makes well, a huge difference.