hrcollectibles
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My favorite Off Site Place to eat is Black Angus Steakhouse.. There is one on International and one on 192.. Great Steaks plus kareokee
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Whets your favourite off site place to eat?
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MnWildFan06
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Bennihana's YUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMY!!
flowerlady
New Member
For my family.....we always have to stop for dinner at Logans Road house...its located at 5925 W. Irlo Bronson Hwy, Kissimmee, FL. Its right down the road from the Magic Kingdom...and well worth a stop just for their bread alone.....its so buttery and delicious tasting.....:king:
UKMickeyFan
New Member
we always eat at The Cheesecake Factory at the Mall at Millenia, just love the food and the cheesecake, wish they had this restuarant chain in the UK too.
mmssbrg2
Active Member
I was at Joe's about 4 years ago, and it was an awful experience. The service was extremely slow and the food was cold. It wasn't even really busy.
We have a rule... Whenever on vacation, we do not eat at any restaurants that we can find at home.
Best breakfast... Waffle House. Whenever anywhere with a Waffle House, it's a must.
The Ale House is a great Florida chain too. When I was living in Gainesville, it was a great treat to go there. It looks like there are several locations in the Orlando area.
StitchHunter
New Member
Gotta be Tony Romas, and finally they are opening a location in Glasgow so I can eat there when I am home in the UK:slurp:
SewIn2Disney
Well-Known Member
Cracker Barrel....and that's it. We always eat on property, except for our two day drive down and back where we eat soley at Cracker Barrels.
nighttimewisher
Well-Known Member
Bennigans or TGIFriday's. love those two
I-4Warrior
New Member
Ponderosa is usually our choice for off-site breakfast. It's a good way of fueling up for a day at the parks at an ultra-low price. Pretty standard breakfast buffet fare, but that's the trade-off for being so affordable. As far as lunch and dinner off-site, there's every franchise you could possibly imagine (Bennigans, Chilis, Ruby Tuesday, Checkers, and on and on and on) so if you want to stay familiar, just hit 192. Typically we try to stay away from the off-site eateries for lunch and dinner... we're at the World... might as well stay there for meals and not break the flow of the day, but sometimes when spending is an issue we'll go on 192 and hit the lower priced chains.
unkadug
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Tramp
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We use to look forward to visiting LONE STAR restaurant back in the day when you feasted on peanuts and threw the shells on the floor. The steaks were delicious and the waiters and waitresses, dressed country/western, danced to country tunes every half hour or so. It was good fun.
But, apparently, some old fart slipped and hurt herself and sued the restaurant thus ending the peanuts and the shells on the floor. Then, the next year, the waiters and waitresses weren't allowed to dance anymore...still don't know why.
But the food was still good.
Then, the food wasn't that good anymore...and our visits came to an end.
When we're looking for a good steak, we do Outback or Charlies.
But, apparently, some old fart slipped and hurt herself and sued the restaurant thus ending the peanuts and the shells on the floor. Then, the next year, the waiters and waitresses weren't allowed to dance anymore...still don't know why.
But the food was still good.
Then, the food wasn't that good anymore...and our visits came to an end.
When we're looking for a good steak, we do Outback or Charlies.
KBQueenWDW
New Member
Orlando Ale House. Hands down. It has been my dad's favorite place to eat for years... whenever we are down there, we always have to go just for him. But really, they do have good food.
