Help me make some Disneyland ADRs! - Page 2

Experiment6-2-6 · 04-24-2007

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Originally Posted by daisyd

Have you ever had breakfast at the River Bell Terrace in DL? It is in the end of the building where Frontier Land, Adventureland and New Orelans square all come together. The patio is my favorite place to sit with a cup of coffee and a stack of pancakes or an enormous fruit platter and cinnamon roll and watch the park wake up. Go early, at park opening or you'll have a long wait. If there is no line hop on Indy before breaky (if you are up for it)! Or grab a FP on your way to the restaurant. You can enter from the Treehouse side of the building (small door), or at the front of the building that faces the water.

I went to River Belle Terrace for dinner there once. Not bad, it was better than most sit downs, and the view is nice!

Didn't know they served breakfast, though.

OH, WISH!

Make sure you spend a lunch at THE GOLDEN HORSESHOE REVUE! The food is average, but the floor show is worth the time. Especially if you get there early and score the corner box seat next to the stage!

daisyd · 04-24-2007

Does RBT have wait service at night? At breakfast it's buffeteria style (

That's my new favorite word...buffeteria, lol) for breakfst. Wait in line, up to the counter and tell the CMs what you'd like, then pay the kind lady at the register

daisyd · 04-24-2007

Oh, I swear the panckaes there are the best I have ever had, but I really think the atmosphere has A LOT to do with it. You can kind of sit there like the king relaxing in his kingdom, casually sipping Joe and watching the townfolk scramble, point and rush off to sieze their day.

rshenry · 04-24-2007

I am going to check it out when we are the in October. I have never dined much at DC.

dznygrl · 04-24-2007

Goofy's Kitchen and Jazz Kitchen!!!!!!

Just stick with "the kitchens" m'dear...they rule!

Peppertink · 04-24-2007

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Originally Posted by Experiment6-2-6

I went to River Belle Terrace for dinner there once. Not bad, it was better than most sit downs, and the view is nice!

Didn't know they served breakfast, though.

OH, WISH!

Make sure you spend a lunch at THE GOLDEN HORSESHOE REVUE! The food is average, but the floor show is worth the time. Especially if you get there early and score the corner box seat next to the stage!

Um...the fried cheese there is YUM-MAY!

Iluvdisney · 04-26-2007

The Rain Forest Cafe is really good

Iluvdisney · 04-26-2007

The Rainforest Cafe is really good

The Goof Father · 04-26-2007

Everyone has to experience Blue Bayou (I swear that I will never get tired of it!

) and I usually just go for lunch instead of dinner to save a few $$$.

Storyteller's is one of my favorites for lunch or dinner too, because the corn chowder is scrum-dilly-icious!

Sheesh, everything is tasty!

626 is RIGHT ON about the La Brea Bakery being great for a lite breakfast, mocha and hefty portion of people watching! Thumbs up!

I admit that I rarely eat breakfast at the park...

I still have never tried a few of the restaurants you listed, because I am guilty of doing the same thing over and over and over!

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daisyd Dreams do come true! Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: somewhere between here and there Posts: 2,344	Re: Help me make some Disneyland ADRs! Does RBT have wait service at night? At breakfast it's buffeteria style ( That's my new favorite word...buffeteria, lol) for breakfst. Wait in line, up to the counter and tell the CMs what you'd like, then pay the kind lady at the register __________________ R2G your avatars rock! DL--too many times to count WDW--just once, Oct 2006

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daisyd Dreams do come true! Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: somewhere between here and there Posts: 2,344	Re: Help me make some Disneyland ADRs! Oh, I swear the panckaes there are the best I have ever had, but I really think the atmosphere has A LOT to do with it. You can kind of sit there like the king relaxing in his kingdom, casually sipping Joe and watching the townfolk scramble, point and rush off to sieze their day. __________________ R2G your avatars rock! DL--too many times to count WDW--just once, Oct 2006

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rshenry Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Oakley, CA Posts: 338	Re: Help me make some Disneyland ADRs! I am going to check it out when we are the in October. I have never dined much at DC. __________________ Robin Queen of the Castle My Disney Countdown Counting down to: DL Grand California Conceirge

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dznygrl aka dizzygirl Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: The breezy shore Posts: 9,335	Re: Help me make some Disneyland ADRs! Goofy's Kitchen and Jazz Kitchen!!!!!! Just stick with "the kitchens" m'dear...they rule! __________________ Proud former 2-time Disneyland CM Avatar: Moooom, make Alice stop hugging me! 2000 ~ off-site 2002 ~ Polynesian 2003 ~ All-Star Movies 2008 ~ All-Star Music My Disney Countdown Counting down to: The girls' first trip to Disneyland! 40 days 23 hours 21 minutes

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Iluvdisney Junior Mouseketeer Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Canada Posts: 23	Re: Help me make some Disneyland ADRs! The Rain Forest Cafe is really good __________________ 1985 - Disneyland August 1995 - Disneyland - Ramada Hotel October 2000 - Disneyland August 2001 - Disneyland - Coast Terrace Inn May 2004 - Disney World - Pop Century and Animal Kingdom July 2005 - Disneyland - Anaheim Fairfield July 2007 - Disneyland for my DD 1st Birthday

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Iluvdisney Junior Mouseketeer Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Canada Posts: 23	Re: Help me make some Disneyland ADRs! The Rainforest Cafe is really good __________________ 1985 - Disneyland August 1995 - Disneyland - Ramada Hotel October 2000 - Disneyland August 2001 - Disneyland - Coast Terrace Inn May 2004 - Disney World - Pop Century and Animal Kingdom July 2005 - Disneyland - Anaheim Fairfield July 2007 - Disneyland for my DD 1st Birthday

04-26-2007	#24 (permalink)
The Goof Father I have a fever! More MB! Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Pacific Northwest! Near Portland! Posts: 1,704	Re: Help me make some Disneyland ADRs! Everyone has to experience Blue Bayou (I swear that I will never get tired of it! ) and I usually just go for lunch instead of dinner to save a few $$$. Storyteller's is one of my favorites for lunch or dinner too, because the corn chowder is scrum-dilly-icious! Sheesh, everything is tasty! 626 is RIGHT ON about the La Brea Bakery being great for a lite breakfast, mocha and hefty portion of people watching! Thumbs up! I admit that I rarely eat breakfast at the park... I still have never tried a few of the restaurants you listed, because I am guilty of doing the same thing over and over and over! __________________ Everybody's got a laughing place A laughing place to go ho ho Take a frown, turn it upside down And you'll find yours we know ho AVATAR - me and the little dude taunting Splash Mountain! My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Going to DL with my wifey! Turning my frown upside down in DL!

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