05-15-2008, 09:29 AM
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| making magic is fun!  Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: MA
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 | Re: Best Food Court? I have to say that POP has a great food court. It has alot more options than many of the deluxe food courts. I love the GF and Poly but there quick services just dont offer enough to me. Also I dont think any of the resorts offer enough seating at the quick service locations.
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05-20-2008, 02:12 PM
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| Nerds are Hot. MiceChat Teen Scene Leader MiceChat VMK Forum Leader MiceChat Moderator   Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Not close enough to WDW...
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| Re: Best Food Court? My vote goes for Port Orleans French Quarter. French pastries...mmmmmmm
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05-20-2008, 02:20 PM
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| Re: Best Food Court? I wasn't very impressed with the Pop Century resort food court when we visited there last year. The floor was a MESS with pop and stuff spilled all over it. One of the drink stations was shut down at 7pm at night and it didn't seem very organized. Now, maybe this was because it was at night and after the dinner rush? They still seemed pretty busy when we got there. The food was good though, the place was just messy. I did like the one at All-Star Movies. I LOVED the chocolate chip cookies!
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05-20-2008, 03:28 PM
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| Re: Best Food Court? Another vote for Pop Century. I loooove their loaded nachos and turkey ciabatta sandwich. Oh and don't forget the tie-dyed cheesecake!
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| Re: Best Food Court? I agree Captain Cook's is fast. I had dinner there last Thursday and my pager went off saying my food was ready while I was getting my drink. I got the BBQ pork sandwich, which was quite good once I picked off the tomato & cucumber. Last year I got the Hawaiian flatbread pizza thingy. That was pretty good too.
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| Re: Best Food Court? Quote:
me too!!! That cheesecake is addictive. I LOVE that pasta they make with alfredo sauce and the chicken. Yummy!
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| kitty says 'boo'  Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: no place
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| Re: Best Food Court? Quote:
The quick service places in the Deluxe hotels are much smaller due to a lack of customers and are always hidden in the hotel usually tucked in a corner somewhere. I stumbled upon the Mara (AKL's quick service) by accident while I was walking around and I was suprised at how far away it was from practically everything in the resort (you would have to go outside and take the deserted pathway to get there). The food was really good though and they even had a tv showing those old Disney cartoons in the dining area and since it's never crowded in the Mara, that made the place even better to eat at. | |
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07-30-2008, 08:21 PM
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| Re: Best Food Court? Our favorite is at Pop. But I'm not a big fan of the Tye Die cheesecake. I like the rocky road cheesecake better. I loved the flat bread sandwiches. Hope they still have them when we return to that location. But overall a nice variety of items and good quality. Another food court we liked but some people absolutely hate was at Coronado springs. A good variety of good things to eat there. Overall, I think the best food courts are at the values because they don't have sit downs there and the food court is the sole source of food other than the pizza delivery. |
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08-02-2008, 10:13 AM
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| Re: Best Food Court? The Pepper Market at CSR is by far the best. Where else are you going to get a prime rib or rib eye steak dinner for CS credit on the DDP. If you're on the dining plan, you won't find a better CS spot than the Pepper Market. Huge portions, great choices and tasty food. Lunch/Dinner Menu Few Items from the menu     More pics...  Choose a steak  Infamous Wet Burrito   Italian Dishes   Mexican    Chinese    Misc 
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