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Where should I eat when visiting Disney World next month?

>> No.19175333

tacos

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Do they have McDonald's at Disney World?

>> No.19175543

donald's ass

>> No.19175745

>>19175331
Nothing in the park pack sandwiches and bring chips buy drinks there, shit is way overpriced and not that great


Save your money for diner out side the park they have great restaurants and although they aren't cheap but the food is always very good
save during the day splurge at night my advice when staying there

>> No.19175909

>>19175745
any places in particular for dinner?

>> No.19175921

>>19175331
Go to Aloha Isles and get a whip

>> No.19175934

>>19175745
Minmaxing might make sense if you go there annually. If this is the one time you're going to a theme park, you want to take the opportunity to experience for yourself how bad and overpriced the food is.

>> No.19175947 [DELETED] 

>>19175331
What do you think they're gonna serve at Disneyland After Dark: Pride Nite™, /ck/?

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>>19175331
What do you think they're gonna serve at Disneyland After Dark: Pride Nite™, /ck/?

>> No.19176398

>>19175934
this

>> No.19176404

>>19175953
Bottom friendly foods

>> No.19176441

>>19175909
Monsieur Paul in the French pavilion at Epcot for your "nice" dinner.

>> No.19176480

>>19175331
My info may be a little outdated, but here it is.
There are some dinner and show events: Polynesian hotel does a Luau, and there's also the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue at Fort Winerness. You may be too late to get a reservation for those. You can also go to the Marrakesh in Epcot Morocco, where a belly dancer performs while you eat. Also good in Epcot is this restaurant that's basically surrounded by aquarium tanks. In Japan you can get a Hibachi dinner.
Character Breakfasts are good if you have a family to take one to. The Grand Floridian has a nice brunch for that. I think the Contemporary too.
The Africa themed buffet in the Wilderness Lodge is the better of that hotel's two restaurants. Get some prime rib. Good deserts too.

>> No.19176690

Canada is overrated and has gone downhill. The better steakhouse is the one at the Yacht Club hotel.

>> No.19176780

>>19176690
Yachtsman Steakhouse, it is a nice place

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>>19175331
Their basic pizzas and tendies are top tier. For me, it's the pizza/ caesar salad combo at Pizza Rizzo and the tendies at Cosmic Ray's Cafe.

Also Scifi Cafe is kino af.

>> No.19177584

>>19175331
My first experience with mole sauce was at the Mexican/Aztec/whatever part of Epcot a couple decades back. It was good, unlike the smoked turkey legs.

DisneyLAND had a restaurant built into the Pirates ride that served an okay Monte Cristo. No idea whether World has something similar.

>> No.19177599

>>19175331
Unless you’re in Epcot during their Food and Wine festival their food mostly just fills your hole while draining your wallet and not much else. There was an okay burger place in the Magic Kingdom that wasn’t COMPLETE anal rape, called Pecos Bill. It’s been YEARS since I’ve been, though. Well before the pandemic. There’s no telling what manner of fresh hell they’re serving and charging for it now.

>> No.19179674

EPCOT is the foodie destination.

You can get a drink from each country or you can stop by the food trucks and get great appetizers. They're a little pricy and small but there's a ton of them. If you're looking to throw down cash on an expensive restaurant, try Monsieur Paul's in the heart of EPCOT.

>> No.19179709

open HappyCow and see what shows up

alternatively, bring a bowl, spoon, and can opener, and go to a grocery store

>> No.19179727

>>19177573
>Pizza that's 2/3rds crust, with a small pool of grease in the center, and an overall appearance akin to little caesar's
>Accompanied by a tiny plastic cup of croutons and lettuce

Yeah, I think I'll pass.

>> No.19179990

>>19179727
Still tastes great though. Why do you care what it looks like? I enjoy food by taste. You must be a zoomer..

>> No.19180046

I enjoyed the Chef Mickey's Cafe (??) with my family. It was during Covid though so they had restrictions, but it ended up making it a better experience: they bring carts of food to your table and the performers keep a good distance away. No children sneezing all over the buffet, no unwanted closeness with the mascots, you can just enjoy the show from a good distance while you eat, and the food wasn't half bad.