flavious27
Well-Known Member
Everyone that has seen that movie will think twice before giving waitstaff a hard time!
Or eating out in general.
Everyone that has seen that movie will think twice before giving waitstaff a hard time!
Moral of the story... They control the food you will be eating and if you get on their bad side, just think of the things they may do to your food. Spitting in it is the least of it.
Disclaimer: Language & Gross things
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_v1mp8X6EI0
the mexican pavilion whole family didn't like meal and we eat a lot of authentic mexican food. and the worst soup i've ever put to my lips was the cheese soup at the grand floridian cafe...it was like salty liquid cheez whiz :hurl:.
I know that I am going against thee grain of most members here, but this describes my attitude toward most of the restaurants at Disney parks. I am not a big fan of Disney dining.
Tutto in Epcot was hands down the worst I have ever experienced. I must also add my trip Thanksgiving of 2010 we were very surprised that Mama Melrose in HS had slipped badly. Our last three trips ('05,'06 and '08) to WDW Mama M was one of the best. The menu had changed and we were not fond of the selections, especially appetizers.Tutto, Italian Pavilion, EPCOT. I have seen children in their first home making class prepare better Italian food. I firmly believe Tuto "chefs" think "al dente" refers to a trip to an orthadontist.
I agree about mama melrose. Our past trip december 10, 2010. The menu was completely different, and the food was bad. Used to be one of our favorites, not any more. You can read my review on my trip report with complete pictures.Tutto in Epcot was hands down the worst I have ever experienced. I must also add my trip Thanksgiving of 2010 we were very surprised that Mama Melrose in HS had slipped badly. Our last three trips ('05,'06 and '08) to WDW Mama M was one of the best. The menu had changed and we were not fond of the selections, especially appetizers.
I agree with you rsoxguy.
I can honestly say that We do not have any place that we must eat at while we are there with the exception of a few for breakfast.And we go for about 20 days a year.
Rent a car and eat off property,thats what we do.
I've been blasted for this opinion... the food sucks, I am sorry... but I'm also not from the middle of Alabama or Kansas so I am used to very good food.
I've been blasted for this opinion... the food sucks, I am sorry... but I'm also not from the middle of Alabama or Kansas so I am used to very good food.
Really?
Was it that bad? I was looking forward to dining here next vacation :lookaroun
Haha...for "amusement park fare" i think its at the top of its game, and there are a few places I think are pretty good, but i'd have to agree with you - nothing that strikes me as amazing. I do like most of the breakfasts though, but im not really a breakfast person, so im easily happy if im thrown a mickey waffle or something haha.
Im from New York, I don't dare try any of the following: Italian, Mexican or Japanese! Actually, thats a lie, last fall I ate at Tokyo Dining at the insistence of my fiance..."eh". They have better sushi at the Chinese restaurant on the corner of my block in Brooklyn lol
One of the "good" curses of New England - Mass & RI, and New York City - is great food. It amazes me why other parts of the US have access to the same food sources (maybe with the exception of some fish or shellfish) and just miss the mark in the preparation somehow. I would guess the chefs all can get trained at the same culinary schools, like Johnson & Wales, etc. too. Just baffles me.:veryconfu
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