It's best to check on Disney's daily anyway. Seasonal things, prices etc. Imagine someone watching this a year from now who would hold them personally responsible that a treat they had isn't available.
For budget in the main park I would recommend Bella Notte or Lucky nugget. I've had bad experiences with the hotdogs at Caseys but my friends love it. Best nuggets and fries in my opinion are at Hakuna Matata. I avoid the Stark factory in the studios park, mostly because I don't feel it's good value for money. Best value for sit down meals are the buffets - I recommend Pyms kitchen in studios and downtown at the marvel hotel. The sweet treats offered at many counter service locations in the park and on main street are the best value for a drink and a sweet such as a muffin. The village outside of the park can offer some decent value options. Also sharing counter service meals and adding an additional small side can be a money saver for a couple. Hope this helps!
I think, as a rule, Disney food is not good anyway. It's all about presentation and Instagrammable pictures now. My sister in law and I had this saying whenever we paid dearly to get into a place and paid a lot for food that was mediocre at best "You're not here for the food, now shut up and eat your $10 hot dog." LOL That just rings in my head every time I'm disappointed. "Not here for the food, I'll just shut up and eat my $10 hot dog."
The steamboat is running? Could do a little bit of commentary with the images, give info on prices and choices etc?
It's best to check on Disney's daily anyway. Seasonal things, prices etc. Imagine someone watching this a year from now who would hold them personally responsible that a treat they had isn't available.
I am going to DLP for the first time in July, and I've only read bad things regarding the food. Eye-wateringly expensive and not very good.
For budget in the main park I would recommend Bella Notte or Lucky nugget. I've had bad experiences with the hotdogs at Caseys but my friends love it. Best nuggets and fries in my opinion are at Hakuna Matata. I avoid the Stark factory in the studios park, mostly because I don't feel it's good value for money. Best value for sit down meals are the buffets - I recommend Pyms kitchen in studios and downtown at the marvel hotel. The sweet treats offered at many counter service locations in the park and on main street are the best value for a drink and a sweet such as a muffin. The village outside of the park can offer some decent value options. Also sharing counter service meals and adding an additional small side can be a money saver for a couple. Hope this helps!
I think, as a rule, Disney food is not good anyway. It's all about presentation and Instagrammable pictures now. My sister in law and I had this saying whenever we paid dearly to get into a place and paid a lot for food that was mediocre at best "You're not here for the food, now shut up and eat your $10 hot dog." LOL That just rings in my head every time I'm disappointed. "Not here for the food, I'll just shut up and eat my $10 hot dog."