MagliteL13
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I can only imagine the conversation:
Guest: Where can I get a slice of pizza?
CM: Disney/MGM Studios.
Guest: Where can I get a slice of pizza?
CM: Disney/MGM Studios.
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Village Haus has burgers no more
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sillyspook13
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I was thinking the same thing.... No more $3 meal!Ducky_Love said:*gasp* No more Figaro Fries??!?
Figaro Fries are currently still offered - when the restaurant goes full italian their fate is currently unknown.
Ducky_Love
New Member
sillyspook13 said:I was thinking the same thing.... No more $3 meal!
It isn't even that.. they are just really yummy! I haven't found anything else like them in the park or outside. I hope they keep them on the menu somewhere..
diddy_mouse
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Mouse's Magic said:
i hear that! that's what i had for lunch everytime i went there during my last trip. gotta love those fries! :slurp:
MissM
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I know, but *whines* I hate the setting of Cosmic Ray's. It's always loud and crowded. I admit, I've never eaten over at Pecos Bills. Unlike MGM which has utterly nasty burgers, all the MK ones and the ones at the American Pavillion in Epcot are the same yummy ones I love.MKCP 1985 said:
It's just the setting and tradition of going and getting lunch at the Haus while waiting for our Philharmagic fastpass and it being so nice and centrally located.... *sighs and sniffles*
I'll just have to get my burger at Cosmic Rays and carry it over to eat at the Haus. I love sitting upstairs and watching Fantasyland. It's just tradition!
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Pioneer Hall
Well-Known Member
That is good...there needs to be more variety like that in WDW. Good addition to go along with the New Tomorrowland Terrace.
Figment1986
Well-Known Member
Hmm.. Pizza & IASW loading.. thats a great combo... Now i everyone must "walk" around the park to get dinner.... brunch.... whatever...
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Much as i wanted more variety of counter food Vilage Haus was my favourite, Im going to miss my burger on the balcony
MKCustodial
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PhotoDave219 said:
Really? Gotta try those... But Pecos' burgers... *drools* [/HomerVoice On]Hmmm, burgers at Pecos...[/HomerVoiceOff]
crazycalf
New Member
They better keep Figaro Fries.
A fast food version of Italian does not sound like something I will ever try.
The pizza is already bad enough in WDW are they going to be serving Chef Boy R Dee now too. (sorry I'm from NJ and work in NYC the pizza is not very good in WDW compared to here)
A fast food version of Italian does not sound like something I will ever try.
The pizza is already bad enough in WDW are they going to be serving Chef Boy R Dee now too. (sorry I'm from NJ and work in NYC the pizza is not very good in WDW compared to here)
Ducky_Love
New Member
PhotoDave219 said:
Rivaled only by Disney Quest! Mmmmm.. Quest burger... :slurp:
Nansafan
Active Member
crazycalf said:
Being from Chicago, I totally agree with you on the pizza statement as well as fast food Italian food. I guess we in Chicago, New York, and Boston are really spoiled that way. I also agree on the Figaro Fries. This was the best quick meal I've had. When we have a late dinner PS, The Village Haus is always a late lunch spot to grab some Figaro Fries and a drink.
Though it was not a habit of our group to get pizza from the old Tomorrowland Terrace place, I do agree that it's a good idea for WDW to have pizza somewhere in the MK. If only it tasted like real pizza, that would be awesome!
TTATraveler
Active Member
crazycalf said:
Yeah, fast food italian in Disney isn't all that appetizing. The last time I had it, was at Epcot when I belive it was called the Sunshine Terrace was operating. This area later became Pizza Pizzaz or something along those lines. The food was so gross:hurl:
NemoRocks78
Seized
crazycalf said:
Very true....
Besides, we all know that Universal makes THE best theme park pizza.
Regarding Asian cuisine, maybe Disney knows something about the future. Certainly their business future seems to be in Asia with a new park in HK and more possibly on the way in China or India.mellie882 said:
Regarding the Long Nosed one, the story does take place in Italy and the Sudtirol of northeastern Italy looks distinctly German/Austrian.
Besides, are hamburgs German? I have relatives who live in Hamburg, Germany. Many years ago (1974) one son (college age) and his friends came to Canada to go camping. We threw them a BBQ assuming they ate hamburgers - I mean they come from Hamburg. They put the relish, ketchup and mustard on top of the bun! They'd never seen a burger before.
I totally agree with you. When we do order pizza in WDW I try not to think about how much better it is at home. I don't think this change will matter much during our trips. We visit Fantasyland first and by the time we're done there the Village Haus still hasn't opened yet. We usually eat at Pecos Bills. :slurp:crazycalf said:
PhotoDave219
Well-Known Member
Ducky_Love said:
Never been there..... need to try the burger i suppose....
Epcot82Guy
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Can't speak to NY and NJ, but those of you from Chicagoland obviously do not venture up to Six Flags much if you are griping about Disney's pizza. Try Great America's (well, actually, don't try...). I will admit nothing holds a candle to a good slice of Gino's East or Chitown, but Disney's pizza really isn't that bad for Theme Park pizza. I also think, considering the way their food trends have been going, that this may be a different form of Italian. Note that none of the food shop offerings have been "traditional theme park food" as of recently. They really may be trying to up quality of offerings and food even more. But, we'll see...
As for Universal's pizza, I've never tried it. But, I can't imagine anything being that good when it is doused in Universal's trademark "trying too hard to compete with a company by jabbing at it left and right instead of creating our own product" and a hint of "if we steal this idea, we can make it 'better' and then make fun of our competitors for it." :hurl:
(Sorry NemoRocks. Had to take the swipe back the other way. Really don't intend AT ALL that this drift into a Universal-Disney War thread )
As for Universal's pizza, I've never tried it. But, I can't imagine anything being that good when it is doused in Universal's trademark "trying too hard to compete with a company by jabbing at it left and right instead of creating our own product" and a hint of "if we steal this idea, we can make it 'better' and then make fun of our competitors for it." :hurl:
(Sorry NemoRocks. Had to take the swipe back the other way. Really don't intend AT ALL that this drift into a Universal-Disney War thread
)