What's the must do restaurant? - Page 2

daisyd · 06-14-2006

There is just something about a burger from the Hungry Bear in Critter Country. Far from gourmet but very 'Disneyland'. I like to get there when it opens (about 11 or 1130) and sit by the water before it gets too busy. It's close to Splash Mountain, Winnie the Pooh and the Pooh character meet and greet area.

I always need an ice cream sundae from Carnation

_Ariel_ · 06-14-2006

The Blue Bayou is awesome, but the prices are pretty high. Especially since the changes they've made to the menu. I would highly recommend Goofy's Kitchen if you have kids, but that's in the Disneyland Hotel. Either way, it is AWESOME. I've only been there once, at 10, but it was a blast.

Experiment6-2-6 · 11-11-2007

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If you want a really good buffet, try the Storyteller's Cafe (right next door to Napa Rose). The prime rib is excellent and the desserts are wonderful.

I agree. I will now have to add the Storyteller's Cafe as a destination this December. The ambiance and reasonable prices make it more affordable than Blue Bayou or the Napa Rose, yet just as Disney..

anaheimboy · 12-06-2007

I myself really like Cafe Orelans, get my favorite Ratatouille Dish, sit outside and watch the park/ROA/Mark Twain and NOS and just relax and enjoy the day with good friends, food and Disneyland, what could be better? I have LOTS of favorite places to eat at DLR but its a tradition for me to always have the Ratatouille when I go, so I had to say a little something about good ol' Cafe Orleans!

Voldemort · 12-06-2007

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Originally Posted by anaheimboy

I myself really like Cafe Orelans, get my favorite Ratatouille Dish, sit outside and watch the park/ROA/Mark Twain and NOS and just relax and enjoy the day with good friends, food and Disneyland, what could be better? I have LOTS of favorite places to eat at DLR but its a tradition for me to always have the Ratatouille when I go, so I had to say a little something about good ol' Cafe Orleans!

Yum! I love ratatouille (especially when I don't have to make it myself) and it sounds like a perfect thing for lunch. Think I'll have to pencil in Cafe Orleans for one afternoon.

Next week I'm already confirmed for dinner at Napa Rose on Thursday and Jazz Kitchen on Friday. I'm hoping to add Storyteller's on either Wednesday or Saturday night. Aside from those, my only must-do is a stop at the corndog wagon.

Experiment6-2-6 · 12-20-2007

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Originally Posted by Voldemort

Yum! I love ratatouille (especially when I don't have to make it myself) and it sounds like a perfect thing for lunch. Think I'll have to pencil in Cafe Orleans for one afternoon.

Well, maybe you shoulda told me, rather then going to the Cafe Orleans at breakfast, and discovering they use powdered eggs..

Voldemort · 12-20-2007

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Originally Posted by Experiment6-2-6

Well, maybe you shoulda told me, rather then going to the Cafe Orleans at breakfast, and discovering they use powdered eggs..

So true, so very true....and still irksome.

POWDERED EGGS, people! That's just all kinds of wrong.

Won't be making that mistake next time.

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daisyd Dreams do come true! Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: somewhere between here and there Posts: 2,344	Re: What's the must do restaurant? There is just something about a burger from the Hungry Bear in Critter Country. Far from gourmet but very 'Disneyland'. I like to get there when it opens (about 11 or 1130) and sit by the water before it gets too busy. It's close to Splash Mountain, Winnie the Pooh and the Pooh character meet and greet area. I always need an ice cream sundae from Carnation __________________ R2G your avatars rock! DL--too many times to count WDW--just once, Oct 2006

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_Ariel_ Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Under the Sea (San Francisco, CA) Posts: 277	Re: What's the must do restaurant? The Blue Bayou is awesome, but the prices are pretty high. Especially since the changes they've made to the menu. I would highly recommend Goofy's Kitchen if you have kids, but that's in the Disneyland Hotel. Either way, it is AWESOME. I've only been there once, at 10, but it was a blast. __________________ Love, Ariel. "If you can dream it, you can do it." ~Walt Disney Anxiously awaiting my next magical Disney adventure...

12-06-2007	#19 (permalink)
anaheimboy The Pastry Guy Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Fresno, CA - 4 Hrs. North of DLR Posts: 2,512	Re: What's the must do restaurant? I myself really like Cafe Orelans, get my favorite Ratatouille Dish, sit outside and watch the park/ROA/Mark Twain and NOS and just relax and enjoy the day with good friends, food and Disneyland, what could be better? I have LOTS of favorite places to eat at DLR but its a tradition for me to always have the Ratatouille when I go, so I had to say a little something about good ol' Cafe Orleans! __________________ Disney Cast Member, Class of 2007, 2008 & 2009 * Disneyland Resort/The Disney Store Me+Pastry Chef =

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