Monte Cristo at MK?

[sdmom]

Is the Monte Cristo Sandwich available at any MK restaurants?

[SummerInFL]

Nope, because I would be eating at that place EVERY time we go. I love Monte Cristos!

[sdmom]

Thanks. Shoot, I was hoping to try it on my solo trip to MK. I guess I'll need to make a point of it next time at DL.

[ti2gr]

Sorry no Monte Cristos. I wish there was.
Magic Kingdom is probably the WORST place to eat at Disney. Except for Liberty Tree Tavern, Cinderella's Royal Table, Crystal Palace and the rarely open Tomorrowland Terrace Noodle Station, every place else serves basically hamburgers, chicken fingers, pizza or cold cut sandwiches.

If you want a Monte Cristo though, maybe you can hop on the monorail to one of the monorial hotels. I'd suggest Kona Kafe at The Polynesian or Grand Floridian Cafe and the Grand Floridian. They might have that item.

The only place that might, and this could be a big might would be the Plaza Restaurant off Main Street in the hub.

[sdmom]

^^ great, thank you for the advice!

[yoyoflamingo]

Sorry no Monte Cristos. I wish there was.
Magic Kingdom is probably the WORST place to eat at Disney. Except for Liberty Tree Tavern, Cinderella's Royal Table, Crystal Palace and the rarely open Tomorrowland Terrace Noodle Station, every place else serves basically hamburgers, chicken fingers, pizza or cold cut sandwiches.
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Don't forget the Columbia Harbor House. Great place too for some different items.

[EvilQueenRocks]

Don't forget the Columbia Harbor House. Great place too for some different items.

This is my all time favorite because we had to eat there every time with my father. It has changed somewhat since he was alive but still very good.

[WDW1974]

The Monte Cristo was on the menu at the Town Square Cafe in the 1970s and 80s, but disappeared when the location was rethemed to Lady and the Tramp and started serving what is supposed to be Italian cuisine.

[MickeyMania]

Magic Kingdom is probably the WORST place to eat at Disney. Except for Liberty Tree Tavern, Cinderella's Royal Table, Crystal Palace and the rarely open Tomorrowland Terrace Noodle Station, every place else serves basically hamburgers, chicken fingers, pizza or cold cut sandwiches.

Not to mention the little fact that all three places you mentioned are character meals part/all of the day. In fact, there's nothing but Plaza if you want to guarantee to sit down and be served food without paying extra for costumed characters.

I love characters, but seriously, now: enough.

[ti2gr]

Don't forget the Columbia Harbor House. Great place too for some different items.

OOPS I forgot that place. Maybe not, all they serve now is Chicken Fingers and Fish Planks, both with French Fries. How Long John Silvers is that?

[WDW Monorail]

I have been searching through many restaurant menus and have yet to find a Monte Cristo Sandwich currently being sold at WDW.

[sdmom]

Thank you all for the comments. I'm a little surprised to hear about the choices. I thought I read somewhere that WDW was better for food than DL. I was hoping for a Blue Bayou or similar.

[aimster]

If you want more food variety, go to Epcot.

[WDW Monorail]

Thank you all for the comments. I'm a little surprised to hear about the choices. I thought I read somewhere that WDW was better for food than DL. I was hoping for a Blue Bayou or similar.

I believe that WDW offers a better dining experience overall. Park items are a bit limited, indeed. Non Disney owned restaurants offer many more choices. There are also many prime dining locations such as V&A and Il Mullino.

[yoyoflamingo]

OOPS I forgot that place. Maybe not, all they serve now is Chicken Fingers and Fish Planks, both with French Fries. How Long John Silvers is that?

Still Tuna Salad, and Clam Chowder. Also, don't they have salads too?