LOL!! so you're saying your post lacked the old puke emoticon? Got it.Except..I really meant ITS TO DIE FOR...Id like it to magically disappear
. Very interesting! Will look into this!OK - I read what this fellow said. And my first question would be "define value".
Our definition revolves around what WE like, and our habits. We don't need to deal with four youngsters anymore (they have grown). So we avoid the "food shovels" - low priced places that exist to shovel food into hungry little mouths. Oh, don't get me wrong... WDW IS for children, and these places NEED to be there: kids get hungry, and quite often
Now again - this is opinion, based on our habits... if I still had four children to feed, I would be getting free dining & hitting the "food shovels"
Heyyyyyyyyyyyy I resemble that remark!!!!!!!!! LOL And YEP Im back... had no power but were spared the wrath of Sandy
Heyyyyyyyyyyyy I resemble that remark!!!!!!!!! LOL And YEP Im back... had no power but were spared the wrath of Sandy
Thank you thank you! As soon as I get a chance, will upload food and wine photos. Its good to be back
No hurry..we will be hereThank you thank you! As soon as I get a chance, will upload food and wine photos. Its good to be back
I would have to agree that VN is the best value as you can feed a group "on the cheap", relatively speaking for WDW. With a couple of apps or desserts and pizza, the end result is much less per person than ordering a full meal each. Still more than you would pay at home, but for a WDW restaurant, you can get out of a sit down restaurant for under $100 for a party of 4. Worst value would probably have to be in the Mexico pavilion as it is just over the top expensive in comparison to what you can get outside of the world. I agree that Chef's is expensive, but any "real world" French restaurant will be pricy. That goes the same for say a steakhouse like Le Celier..Good Morning Everyone. On Monday I attended a Disney quest at Glasgows Hilton hotel.It was sponsored by a well known travel agent and around 80 people turned up for it. So we had Disney experts explaining how a WDW vacation can not as expensive as some people think and the subject of free dining came up.One of the speakers had just returned from WDW staying at the GF and thought the restaurants at GF were highly overpriced and asked everyone who had been to WDW to put pen to paper and write down what they thought was the best restaurant at Epcot for value. The results didn't surprise me.The best value TS for your $$$$ was Via Napoli and the worst was Le Chefs.So can I ask yourselfs what is your best value TS restaurant at Epcot and your worse? P.S. I've just noticed that today, October 25th is my first year anniversary on this awesome site.
