Disney Food

Clown Disciple said:

We are traveling to Orlando for a week at Disney World and
were wondering where the best food buys are in Disney. We
were there eight years ago and ate at the German, Mexican,
Japanese and Kraft Food restaurants, but know that things
have changed, including our budget. Any ideas would be
appreciated!

Kim Myrtle Beach, SC [email hidden]

Italy was ok.. at epcot..most every thing else was not that
good. Kraft was really KRAP. Take a lunch.

lars

Clown Disciple said:

We are traveling to Orlando for a week at Disney World and
were wondering where the best food buys are in Disney. We
were there eight years ago and ate at the German, Mexican,
Japanese and Kraft Food restaurants, but know that things
have changed, including our budget. Any ideas would be
appreciated!

This depends on what you mean by a "best food buy" because
best does not always mean cheapest. I suggest you check out
the rec.arts.disney.parks newsgroup where the topic of
Disney food options is frequently discussed.

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: We are traveling to Orlando for a week at Disney World
: and were
wondering
: where the best food buys are in Disney. We were
: there eight
years ago and
: ate at the German, Mexican, Japanese and Kraft Food
restaurants, but know
: that things have changed, including our budget. Any ideas
would be
: appreciated!
:
: Kim Myrtle Beach, SC [email hidden]
:
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The fish n chips in Britain used to be superb! Morroco used
to be pretty good too. But my last visit there was before
yours...so things may have changed...

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Clown Disciple said:

We are traveling to Orlando for a week at Disney World and
were wondering where the best food buys are in Disney. We
were there eight years ago and ate at the German, Mexican,
Japanese and Kraft Food restaurants

they have a Kraft food restaurant ? - bletch !!

I would suggest eating at the buffet in Norway, it is
actually one of the best in Orlando. Are you planning on
eating in the parks only or are you willing to venture into
the hotels or other locations? If so, which parks?

Evan

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Quoted message said:

I would suggest eating at the buffet in Norway, it is
actually one of the best in Orlando. Are you planning on
eating in the parks only or are you willing to venture
into the hotels or other locations? If so, which parks?

Evan

I agree with Norway. I also enjoyed Morocco.

Sandi

Dobbs said:

I would suggest eating at the buffet in Norway, it is
actually one of

I was just there a few weeks ago, and ate at Akershus, and I
liked it. Though granted, it might not be to everybody's
liking, but I guess it was in my genes to like it...

I hope you like herring. 😉 Though not the only thing they
serve there, but it brought me in.

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S.Dunlap said:

I agree with Norway. I also enjoyed Morocco.

I've heard that Morocco generally has a whole lot shorter
waits, too, because it's a little too "exotic" for the
masses of kids.

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Rick & Cyndi said:

"Mike Van Pelt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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: I've heard that Morocco generally has a whole lot shorter
: waits, too, because it's a little too "exotic" for the
: masses of kids.

If that's the case... things have changed a lot since I was
last there! We waited almost 2 hours and by the time we
were seated I was fighting a nasty heat (sun) headache... !

My information was most likely a couple of years older than
your experience, so... never mind. :-)

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: S.Dunlap <[email hidden]> wrote:
: >I agree with Norway. I also enjoyed Morocco.
:
: I've heard that Morocco generally has a whole lot shorter
: waits, too, because it's a little too "exotic" for the
: masses of kids.
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If that's the case... things have changed a lot since I was
last there! We waited almost 2 hours and by the time we were
seated I was fighting a nasty heat (sun) headache... !

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Clown Disciple said:

We are traveling to Orlando for a week at Disney World and
were wondering where the best food buys are in Disney. We
were there eight years ago and ate at the German, Mexican,
Japanese and Kraft Food restaurants, but know that things
have changed, including our budget. Any ideas would be
appreciated!

I love the giant turkey legs.

Tara

leebee said:

Clown Disciple said:

We are traveling to Orlando for a week at Disney World
and were wondering where the best food buys are in
Disney. We were there eight years ago and ate at the
German, Mexican, Japanese and Kraft Food restaurants

Quoted message said:

they have a Kraft food restaurant ? - bletch !!

Not quite. Its not like the foood there is mac & cheese out
of a box like many make a home. Its a diner type of
restaurant that's run by the Kraft company, if I remember
correctly.

The Kraft Food Pavilion I remember had all kinds of pastries
and quiches and donuts, bagels, etc.

Kim

Rick & Cyndi said:

If that's the case... things have changed a lot since I
was last there! We waited almost 2 hours and by the time
we were seated I was fighting a nasty heat (sun)
headache... !

Did you make priority seating arrangements first?

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"Mike Van Pelt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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: In article
: <[email hidden]>,
: S.Dunlap <[email hidden]> wrote:
: >I agree with Norway. I also enjoyed Morocco.
:
: I've heard that Morocco generally has a whole lot
: shorter waits, too, because it's a little too "exotic"
: for the masses of kids.
:
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If that's the case... things have changed a lot since I
was last there! We waited almost 2 hours and by the time
we were seated I was fighting a nasty heat (sun)
headache... !

Morocco used to literally be NO WAIT...just walk right in!
Durn
it...the masses have found out about it! :-)

Sandi

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seated I
: > was fighting a nasty heat (sun) headache... !
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: Did you make priority seating arrangements first?
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No. It was several, several years ago and I don't think they
allowed reservations back then... <shrug>

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Tara said:

I love the giant turkey legs.

Right, but for those who don't know, the smoked turkey legs
are only available at the food court area at the MGM Studios
as far as I know. They are very good and a bargain compared
to other fast food items at Disney World.

Quoted message said:

I love the giant turkey legs.

Right, but for those who don't know, the smoked turkey
legs are only available at the food court area at the MGM
Studios as far as I know. They are very good and a bargain
compared to other fast food items at Disney World.

Also at "The Lunching Pad" in Tomorrowland, at a cart
between Liberty Square and Frontierland, and "Electric
Umbrella" in EPCOT, and several other locations.

Deb Wills' page can be found at WDWIG.com

Can you tell me about what the price is for the Norway
buffet per person?

Kim Myrtle Beach, SC