jaklgreen
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Not really, I don't do too many table service restaurants either. Most places have some kind of salad also.
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Where to find sandwiches.
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Not really, I don't do too many table service restaurants either. Most places have some kind of salad also.
Salads are also an option. Thanks.
NiarrNDisney
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This thread may help a little. https://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/you-went-to-wdw-and-you-ate-what.965349/
Excellent, some options there I can definitely try, thanks for your help.
dreamfinder
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Admittedly it won't help if you have a hankering for a BLT or similar, but many of the plant based options are non-greasy. Same caveat applies, who knows what will actually be open/on the menu when you go but you can see the list here -> https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/plant-based/
Phonedave
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As was said Kringla Bakeri,
They have a variety of light, mainly seafood based, sandwiches - shrimp salad, gravlax etc.
I’ve seen the menu since it’s been suggested, it’s definitely a place I’ll go to, for some reason I’ve never bothered with the WS eateries, as I’m not an adventurous eater I’ve always presumed the cuisines wouldn’t suit me but a few seem perfect, Les Halles being one of them.
MarvelCharacterNerd
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I'll add that you really shouldn't just look at the current menus as options listed are limited right now during the limited attendance and by the time you go, there should be much more to choose from.
That said, I'm a simple eater too and found the turkey, bacon, lettuce & tomato sandwich at Les Halles to be terrific and a definite recommendation for fresh, healthy and filling (especially when you add a pastry dessert lol).
jaklgreen
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Very few places have food that I would consider "adventurous". Most of it is toned down to almost bland IMO. I don't think you will have any trouble finding plenty to eat. Just remember that most menus make things sound fancier then they really are.
Disney doesn’t even come close to doing anything adventurous. People think spicy tuna rolls are exciting. I don’t blame them since they are serving a large group of people that won’t eat much.
I don’t know why I presumed the eateries would have authentic food from the relevant countries!
I’m definitely going to pay more attention next time! Thanks for your wisdom! 
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I don’t know why I presumed the eateries would have authentic food from the relevant countries!
Try Jaleo. Iberico ham. They'll even make a sandwich out of it. Good place.
Pros: Quality stuff / Cons: A bit pricey. It's not 5J or Joselito ham (It's Fermin).
Phonedave
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The WS menus, in fact all WDW are for the most part tame, unless is a specific 'shock' dish such as escargot during F&W. Many of the foods in WS are 'takes' on traditional dishes, or are considered something that mainstream America will eat. You are not going to find any organ meats, highly spiced dishes, or different types of preparations (I'm looking at you lutefisk). You are pretty safe anywhere in the WS.
Phonedave
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I don't know, I find eating raw fish that may be slightly 'off' to be pretty exciting.
I can’t believe I never know this
. I love the WS but have never included food into the experience, except fish and chips from the UK pavilion, I’m English!, a burger from the American Adventure and anything from Karamell Kuche! . This’ll add a new dimension! 
Nutso4Disney
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If you have a day you are not in any particular park I do highly suggest The Earl Of Sandwich. They have many selections of hot sandwiches, wraps, salads, soups, plus a few kids meals as well. Everything I have ever had there has been extremely good.
Thank you, I have been here, I always get The Full Montagu
. I’ve never bothered looking at other items, I never noticed soups and salads!
Nutso4Disney
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The sandwiches are fantastic. They do have the other stuff as well.Thank you, I have been here, I always get The Full Montagu
