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In our experience, dinner is bad but breakfast is fine.
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Worst Meal at Disney
- Thread starter MagicMegan
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In our experience, dinner is bad but breakfast is fine.
That's one of our favorite places. :veryconfu
I can agree with this. The atmosphere was nice, and the drinks, but my pot roast was disgusting. I ate a little, hid the rest under a napkin, and went to the DTD McDonalds a little bit after leaving here.
Phonedave
Well-Known Member
Yak & Yeti
Just all around poor. It was a week after opening, so I will have to give it another shot sometime, but it was just poor.
The menu is in search of some sort of theme. The wait staff was just lousy. And the food was nothing special.
There have been other poor meals on property, but Yak & Yeti was the one that stood out as really poor all around.
Ones where I think the food should be better, for the price/billing are Ohana' and Garden Grill - both have dropped as of late, so much so that they are off of our 'rotation' for now.
Just all around poor. It was a week after opening, so I will have to give it another shot sometime, but it was just poor.
The menu is in search of some sort of theme. The wait staff was just lousy. And the food was nothing special.
There have been other poor meals on property, but Yak & Yeti was the one that stood out as really poor all around.
Ones where I think the food should be better, for the price/billing are Ohana' and Garden Grill - both have dropped as of late, so much so that they are off of our 'rotation' for now.
I absolutely LOVE Yak & Yeti... so I personally would say to try it again. The shrimp tempura is my fave.
Mightyquinn
New Member
We wasted a dining credit on Casey's at MK. :hurl: You'll leave there hungry.
Disneykidder
Well-Known Member
About 12 years ago I ate at Garden Grill and the food was ech. The restaurant was cool but we waited forever for the chararcters to come around and couldn't even eat because the eggs were runny, the meats came out cold and tasteless or burnt. I would, however, be willing to try it again since it was so long ago. There are just so many great place that we like that we just haven't ventured there yet.
TTA-ATW
Member
Mexico - San Angelo Inn
I'm going to beat a dead horse...or burro in this case. I too have been afflicted with food poisoning from the san angelo inn. I was unable to eat anything but toast & hot tea for the next 2 weeks. With out a doubt the worst experience at WDW ever, dinning or otherwise.
In hindsight though, It could be fluffed off as an authentic mexican experience. The Design of the pavilion is so real...Pinata's, Tequilla, & even Montezuma's revenge! Wow these Imagineers think of everything
I'm going to beat a dead horse...or burro in this case. I too have been afflicted with food poisoning from the san angelo inn. I was unable to eat anything but toast & hot tea for the next 2 weeks. With out a doubt the worst experience at WDW ever, dinning or otherwise.
In hindsight though, It could be fluffed off as an authentic mexican experience. The Design of the pavilion is so real...Pinata's, Tequilla, & even Montezuma's revenge! Wow these Imagineers think of everything
cowanfamily
Well-Known Member
Anything in Morocco!
sweetpee_1993
Well-Known Member
Oh agreed!!!!! We ate there only once in the weeks after it opened (on our Dec. '07 trip). Service was veeeeery slow & the food was less than good. We are spoiled to our local Pei Wei which totally smokes the Y&Y at a fraction of the cost. The decor & upstairs window view were nice but that's about it.
DisneyDadof5
Member
I'd have to go with San Angel Inn myself. The food was horrible, and when I was there the Restrooms were closed to boot! I've had better Mexican food out of the Mexican Food Trailers on the side of the road in Ohio!
Tater48
Well-Known Member
Surely, I am not the only one, but I'll go ahead and say it, and let the flaming begin. Le Cellier. We attributed the first bad meal there to maybe just being an off day. Tried it again, and viola, same results, same bad meal. Service was only so-so both times. This is one less party that you won't have to worry about taking up a reservation in this place. Had a better meal at the Ponderosa over on 192.
O'hana !!! After reading all the rave reviews we were really looking forward to trying O'hana. After trying desperately for an ADR for weeks we finally lucked out and got a dinner ADR during Wishes. It was such a disappointment. It took forever to get our food, not that it mattered. It was way over cooked and quite bland. I thought maybe it was just the skewers that had came off the grill at that time that had been overcooked so I asked our servers to bring some from the next batch. It didn't matter, EVERYTHING we got was dry and overcooked. Worst meal we EVER had !!!
Monty
Brilliant...and Canadian
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:lol:
I won't flame you, promise!
While I've never had the same experience, I don't for a moment question that it happens [to be honest, I think every restaurant in this thread would have been shut down long ago if the faults listed were regular occurances or, God forbid, consistent]. I love Le Cellier and get great service and wonderful food there consistently. Is it 'wonderful' enough that it should be a 2-credit restaurant on the Dining Plan? Not at all, but it's quite good as a single-credit IMO.
Maybe I get extra-special treatment from servers because I'm a fellow Canadian? I doubt it, a bad server is a bad server. So, either I've been extremely fortunate to always hit good cooks and servers or you've had the misfortune of twice hitting bad. :shrug:
Missymoe4
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GoofyRacer11
Active Member
I can honestly say that I have never had a bad meal on property.
janoimagine
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Best meal: Artist Point ... the mushroom soup with truffle oil is incredible. Wait staff are exceptional.
Worst meal: The Coral Reef ... great environment ... terrible food.
Worst meal: The Coral Reef ... great environment ... terrible food.