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trevlad
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Status: offline |  Posted - 09 Feb 2006 : 21:13:17  
| i know we all have an opinion and and a difference in tastes, sometimes we love a place or hate it and other times we visit for someone else.
our best meal experience would be olive garden, i cant rate it highly enough
sadly and i went there on good comments from the ov site, our worst meal experience was cracker barrel - minging |
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trevlad
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Status: offline | Posted - 09 Feb 2006 : 22:02:46
| | yes b, i did the chicken and dumplings cos it seemed really southern american - it was appalling. dont exactly cater for the vegetarians amongst us eiher, still.. |
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Newhomebuyer
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Status: offline | Posted - 10 Feb 2006 : 07:37:42
| I like going to Cracker Barrel. Their breakfast is one of my favourites. I wouldn't choose to go for dinner though.
My least favourite is Ponderosa, although it offers excellent value if you have a lot of youngsters to fill. I went once, because it seemed so popular but never again for me..
I have so many favourites but I think Jiko's and Le Cellier for dinner and Cheesecake or Bahama Breeze if I wanted a late lunch and wasn't eating in the evening.
I find it difficult to choose a favourite because there are so many great places to eat. |
Angela
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floridadreamvilla.co.uk
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Liam_Sandie
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Status: offline | Posted - 10 Feb 2006 : 12:27:51
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We had a really bad experience at the Black Angus...(on 192) terrible service, lenght of time waiting for your meal to come (45mins) then the wrong meal, no apologies, and I took one of the kids to the toilet (part of the hotel it is attached to) and it was so disgusting I wouldn;t let my daughter use it, I walked straight out and over to the reception desk to complain, he asked me what I wanted to do about it????
We promptly left at that point, never to return! (In saying that, we may have been really unfortuate as I know they have numerous restuarante around orlando and I can't comment on them, but it has certainly put us off!)
Our favourite is: The Outback in Clermont or Mimis, the Mall at Millenia
Our least favourite: The black Angus or Sizzlers |
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trevlad
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Status: offline | Posted - 10 Feb 2006 : 12:52:11
| quote:
Originally posted by floridadreamvilla.co.uk
Best = Villa de Flora at Gaylord Palms, Bahama Breeze, Cheesecacke Factory, Boma at Animal Kingdom Lodge
Worst = Ponderosa (no contest)
john , the boma, is that the sit down restaurant as you walk down the stairs to the pool area? wwere you ataying there at the time?
we have been in twice recently on our last days as 'room viewing' guests and eaten in the self service type restaurant by the pool, this was acceptable standard. its one of the disney style ones where you can fill your plate with extras like mushroom , dill pickles tomatoes etc |
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orlandodaze
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Status: offline | Posted - 10 Feb 2006 : 13:00:23
| | Best Meal in Florida : Capriccio Grill at the Peabody,Olive garden and the Italian place in Celebration .Like Sandie and Liam we had a bad experiance at the Black Angus , never again. |
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blott
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Status: offline | Posted - 10 Feb 2006 : 13:04:10
| Best = Renaissance buffet, Joe's Crab Shack, Perkins, Chilis, IHOP, Friendlys, Denny's, Ponderosa
Worst = Darryl's (now closed down, I wonder why?), Golden Corral (floor filthy), Red Lobster (husband was sick all night after!). |
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Macka
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Status: offline | Posted - 10 Feb 2006 : 14:01:25
| Worst, Dux at the Peabody (also the most expensive, the Chef needs taking out and given a b l o o dy good hiding)
Best, either The summerhouse, Siesta key (sadly closed now) or the Outback a few years ago, simply the best, most tender, tastiest steak I'd ever had. | | Report this post to a moderator | goto top of page |
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