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Originally Posted by Taja

Crystal Palace in MK is very good for a buffet. I've only done dinner there, and highly recommend it. I really like the salmon--and the carving station is excellent. There's enough variety to keep everyone happy, and the food is maintained well. Leu absolutely loves a dinner roll they have that has nuts and some fruit in it. She asked for the recipe--wouldn't you know it's one of the things they purchase off site! *sigh*

Liberty Tree Tavern in Liberty Square is good, as well. It's served family style--semi-traditional Thanksgiving type food. Turkey, beef (I think flank steak) and some type of pork, plus mashed potatoes, a couple of types of veggies and a cobbler for dessert. That's the dinner menu. Not as much variety as a buffet, but if everyone likes something on the menu, it works well. This is the dinner menu. Lunch menu has sandwiches and salads.

I'm less enthused about H&V in DHS. We've had mixed experiences there--also very crowded, due to the Fantasmic Dinner Package.

We enjoyed dinner at 1900 Park Faire, as well, although we dined there before the renovations. I understand the menu has changed, but reports have been good. Remember, there will be many princesses at this venue!

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mmmmm ok thanks taja, someting to think about, will have to sort something out pretty quick, thats if i get cat off here for a time lol

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Originally Posted by ukwdwnut

oh stuff like steak, burgers, fries, dogs etc

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Pecos Bills at MK do nice burgers and Gavin loved the Chicken Strips at Electric Umbrella at Epcot and there is no adr needed!

:)

Jodie

Counter service at MK: Columbia Harbour House. A bit more variety (or there was--WDW has been changing menus lately) than some of the other CS optios.

:overhere:Raglan Road (great Irish food!) and Planet Hollywood at DTD:overhere:

If you're heading up to Universal, the Hard Rock Cafe is worth a visit.