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Have any of you lovely mice chatters eaten at the Jolly Holiday Cafe yet?
Is it good, is it yummy?what did you guys eat.
I love when new food comes to DLR!
Just wondering like to here some reviews
Just wondering,
Have any of you lovely mice chatters eaten at the Jolly Holiday Cafe yet?
Is it good, is it yummy?
I love when new food comes to DLR!
Just wondering like to here some reviews
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I've had the turkey sandwich....it's good but not great. I dont eat much in the parks (onstage at least, lol) but if I eat here again, I'll probably try the toasted cheese with tomato soup.
My boss at the Comic Book Store and his wife ate there last Sunday. They loved the entire experience and had the toasted cheese sandwich and the tomato bisque soup and said it was amazing. Not a typical "Grilled Cheese" sandwich and the soup was the best tasting they have ever had. I can hardly wait to try it myself.
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I went once on Saturday and once on Sunday. I'm not a food critic (at least not on paper) and I've never even reviewed anything on yelp, so bare with me.
On Saturday, I had the tomato soup and toasted cheese sandwich, and my mom had the chicken Waldorf sandwhich. The cheese wasn't too, too melted, but it was soft and that's how I like it for dipping into tomato soup. Everything was good, especially what I had of the chicken Waldorf. The tomato soup was creamy and had a good basil flavor, so don't expect it to be too plain.
On Sunday, I had the tomato & mozzerella sandwhich, and it was sooooo good. Best thing I ate all weekend. The bread was herbed, and the tomatoes were different colors (don't know if they were heirloom). The mozzerella soaked up some of the vinegar dressing, just like a caprese salad. It also had basil and lettuce. Boyfriend got the turkey sandwhich and it looked good, especially the bread, but it looked a little dull compared to what I had. He had to add mustard and mayonaise. The abuelita hot chocolate was just what I expected: a deep chocolate flavor with cinnamon.
Boyfriend had a cold and was hoping for some chicken noodle soup, but they had corn chowder instead. A CM told us that the menus had been made without consulting the chefs, and that they weren't prepared for chicken noodle soup. She said that the menu boards were temporary and will be changed, and they will probably include "fancier" items.
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I ate there last Thursday (soft opening). I had the roast beef sandwich which was pretty tasty, but some of the meat was really grissley. The homemade potato chips were really good. The wait was really long. Nice atmosphere.
I had a mocha and a raspberry almond twist. Both were very good; the twist was light and flaky. One complaint I have is that the interior space is quite small and crowded.
A spoonful of sugar, perhaps?Originally Posted by The Disney Ninja
The Practically Perfect Punch is to DIE FOR!!!
THAT'S WHY my friend was bouncing off the walls all day due to the sugar overload, bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!A spoonful of sugar, perhaps?
I Get In. I Get Out. I Never Get Noticed!- From "Prep And Landing"
the jolly holiday cafe is basically the blue ribbon bakery. the only reason i stood in line to order from there was because i love blue ribbon's blended mocha... and sure enough, it was the exact same thing
I had the turkey sandwich and was not thrilled. The chips were the best ever!
Last weekend I had the tomato and mozzerella sandwich, which I thought was very good. The bread was very fresh and soft. The chips, while very tasty, were a bit on the salty side I think. But I'll eat there again next time I'm in the park. I mean... they have penguins after all.
I had the turkey sandwich and I'm surprised people aren't rating it that high. It was pretty good. The one thing that I was really impressed with was the chicken salad brioche. It's practically perfect!
I haven't had one of their meal items yet, but I've had the abuelita (excellent!) and two bakery items. I tried their chocolate cake (it was rather too rich for me), and the banana nut bread (which had no nuts and didn't taste banana-like enough, though the presentation was excellent).
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I had the quiche (the inside was pretty good but the crust was a little tough), which came with a little salad which was just right. Mixed greens, cheese, couple of teeny tomatoes, and either ranch or vinaigrette (I think).
Some friends had the toasted cheese sandwich, and they were very happy with it. I'm told the corn chowder is also really great.
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The Jolly Holiday Salad - Blend of Lettuce, with Spiced Pecans, Feta, Red & Yellow Tomatoes and Craisins Dried Cranberries. Served with Raspberry Vinaigrette. - This salad has potential. I found the lettuce a little on the dry side., though and found the toppings to be on the sparse side. Deffiently needed more pecans & craisins.
The Roast Beef Sandwhich - Hot Angus Roast Beef on Toasted Onion Roll - Caramelized Onions, Horseradish Aioli and White Cheddar, served with house chips - My daughter ate this & she said it was "just okay."
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