One of the good things at these resorts is you have walking access to Boardwalk and Swan & Dolphin. It really expands your choices without having to use WDW transport.
The Beach Club is probably my favorite DVC resort. The Stormalong Bay pool, Beaches and Cream, The Cafe May Cafe clam bake, and direct access the The International Gateway...unbeatable.
Cape May Cafe is one of my family’s favorite restaurants, not just on WDW property, but favorite restaurants period. As an Orlando local, I grew up going to Cape May Cafe for almost every special occasion, and sometimes just for a nice weekend dinner. I even had a birthday party at the Beach Club growing up. We love the clam bake, and recommend it! Even if someone in your family isn’t huge on seafood, they have more tame options plus the dessert is great. I can’t wait to visit again soon!
Another reason to eat at Ale & Compass - you are hungry, got run out of a park due to heavy rain and have a young kid who is starving. No reservation is needed.
AJ all I could think of when you said “I’m gonna stop saying pudding now” was a scene in Gilmore Girls where Lorelei keeps repeating “think pudding” to Emily. Great video as always. :D
Love the Sea Food Buffet at Cape May! Took out a serious amount of Crab Legs there and they were so good! Please note that even non seafood lovers can find some good stuff on the Buffet as well! Highly recommend! Nice video AJ!
AJ I noticed your dad comments on your videos. It would be cool if you did a video about your family’s favorite restaurants, rides & attractions. 😃 also my mom is a children’s book author if you need books for your son.😃
I hated when everyone found out about Beaches and Cream. That use to be my secret staying there but now everyone knows. Edit: I mean Beaches and Cream is horrible. Dont go! 😋
@@scottgunerman just looked it up. Didnt know that was a thing now. Last time I went was 6 years ago or so. The price just too insane. Fun Fact of the day: Eisner decided to continue raising prices until Disney park tickets, or sales overall, reduced. It never happened! To this day, Disneyland is overpopulated. No matter how high the costs go, people continue to pay any price.
jond2614 agree! The prices are ridiculous. I LOVE yacht club but I can no longer justify 400 a night for a weeks vacation. We have switched to POP and with the newly refurbished rooms it’s good enough for us and about 1/3 the price. Another annoying trend, the prices on DCL. 10K for a 7 night cruise on the fantasy for a family of four. Really?🙅♂️
Good news, they're taking out the arcade in order to expand B&C. The downside is that it'll be closed this fall/winter, but at least there will be future benefit.
Cape May Cafe for breakfast is nice. Whenever we walk by it around dinner time we always think it smells like a dumpster out behind a seafood restaurant.
I currently am at the end of a 6 day stay at the beach club villas. I've gone to a couple of these places but was able to do breakfast / brunch at ale & compass. Brunch holds a special place in my heart and I can only go with my girlfriend. Being both hard to please, we tend towards higher end locales that really dig down to perfect flavor combos. She had the blueberry bacon pancakes and I had the steak sandwich with salad with truffle vinaigrette. Mine was incredible. Perfectly cooked steak in an open faced sandwich and a perfect salad. Hers was okay, but good enough to take the remainder for later. The bacon part wasn't pronounced, but that's generally expected. Her regular bacon was unbelievable crisp yet not burnt. I absolutely loved that breakfast and I look forward to it again on a future trip. The charcuterie and cheese at the buffet was also great.
Yacht club is hands down my favourite resort ever. The pool is amazing there are movies under the stars and I love walking to Epcot to see fireworks or something in the world pavillion thing. I also love it when you see everyone rushing home and you are just taking your time walkings back for he hotel XD also I love going on a jog
RIP Ariel’s. That was always the place my parents would go when I was little for their “adult night out.” Every time we go (we almost always stay at the Yacht or Beach) we comment on how much we miss Ariel’s when we walk by
Noooo! you didn't mention that the Ale and Compass serve the Beyond Burger!! Soooo goooooood and somewhat hard to find still, so it's a really nice option for non-meat eaters!
Dinner at Cape May happened to be the highlight of my last Disney trip, food-wise. One thing I especially appreciated was good options on the buffet that wouldn't aggravate my chronic acid reflux.
We just got back from WDW and ate dinner at Ale & Compass. Food was great and the server was professional and friendly. We were thankful it was mostly adults, very quite and serene, had a great meal and experience. Definitely will go back.
Hey AJ , my wife and I share the same hobby as you do..nothing like finding a nice air conditioned lounge in the afternoon...that's how we take our break from the heat of the day... Cheers
Beach Club is my favorite Disney resort! You are just a mins walk from Epcot and a short boat ride to Hollywood studios. It also has one of my favorite restaurants which is Cape May. Being in Nebraska we don’t have much of sea food and when we do it’s super expensive. So when we stay at Disney we always make sure to hit up Cape May. And for being a buffet I think it’s really good and the service it decent. There has only been a few time where we had crappy service. But we always make sure to tell Disney and they always work things out for us.
We Love the Bars of Disney!!! And Ale & Compass is one of the locations on property that has the Disney signature Bourbon. This is also our favorite resort on Property (Beach club is always our first choice)
If you are a small party and don't have a reservation at Beach & Cream, you can very likely get in as walkups if you're willing to sit at the barstools -- especially true for solos and pairs. If you don't have at least four hungry people, there is a smaller version of the Kitchen Sink called "Mickey Pants". Cape May is a good buffet if you're staying nearby; RIP oreo bon-bons!
We loved staying at the Beach Club, but we were disappointed that returning to resort after being at park all day there is literally nothing open after 10/11pm. We had to order coffee and snacks from room service. Now that we know the Disney Springs is open until like 1/2am we may opt to go there after the parks and get our Starbucks and dessert fix before returning to the resort.
We've only been to Beaches & Cream, and only once, in Aug 2017. Had an ADR for late lunch and it was FANTASTIC!! This was my pig out lunch!! Had a great Reuben!! I rarely have dessert, let alone ice cream. Well, had the Hot Fudge Brownie Sundae and finished every last morsel!!!! Great place to eat, but you really, really need an ADR for a table!!
Gotta say, I LOVE Yachtsman! We’ve always had great service and great steaks. It’s definitely on our must do. Same with Cape May! Also there was a peach cocktail on the menu at Ale and Compass lounge last time I was there and it was one of the best drinks I’ve ever had! This is probably my favorite resort(s)!
I like Ale and Compass for breakfast. The Protein Bowl is a neat, different, healthy option. Often Disney breakfasts are all the same but Ale and Compass has a nice variety.
The seafood roll from Hurricane Hanna's was one of the best things I ate while at Disney in June. Mine was modified gluten free and it was so delicious I went back for another before I left. I also ate at Yachtsman's and that too was really very good. Both places were outstanding with accommodating my gluten allergy which is huge plus for those who need.
On my last trip to WDW we ate at Cape May for the character breakfast. The food was really good and they had that nice Passionfruit Orange Guava juice as an option. Its a lot of standard stuff like plain scrambled eggs and Mickey waffles but they had this nice egg white veggie scramble with goat cheese and a nice spread of pastries too
Can you guys please make a video on how non Disney fans can have a great time at Disney World? I am (hopefully) taking my boyfriend next year but he doesn't want to go and is not a fan. He wasn't raised in a Disney household. I've shown him a few movies and he doesn't seem to hate it, but he thinks Disney World is just for kids. I know he would like it if I could just get him out there!! I've read articles too, but I like videos more and even though your channel is mostly food centric, you guys are amazing ❤❤
I love staying at the beach club. My favorite place to eat there is beaches and cream. So yummy! i can not wait to go there again. if you have not tried it yet you should at least once. The ice cream is so good there. :)
Hey AJ, love the page, keep up the great work. I was wondering if you've reviewed the Disney Caribbean Beach Resort? And if not are you planning on it?
One of our favorite resorts. Interestingly, we rarely eat there. From there you have access to The Boardwalk, The Swan and Dolphin, and the international entrance to The World Showcase at Epcot. I am concerned the new Gondola system may mess up our access to Epcot.
Aww! I hate that you don’t really like Ale & Compass! We love the look and the feel of both the lounge and the restaurant. I make a point to go to at least one of them every time I’m at Disney!
When we stayed at Beach Club, we came back at like 11 with a 3 year old. That was our first time at disney and we accidentally got dropped off at yacht club and had to walk back to beach club
My family had dinner at Ale and Compass last January. All adults, It was a great dinner and a great waiter. I can see it not being a good option for kids though.
We did our first Kitchen Sink about 3 weeks ago. It’s not just a dessert 🍨 it’s an experience! I won’t say anymore as I don’t want to spoil it for another first timer. There were 3 of us & we finished it but afterwards although we definitely weren’t hungry we had a plate of cheese 🧀& bacon 🥓 fries 🍟 just to take the edge off! This was a very interesting video as these 2 resorts are ones I’ve never stayed at or spent much time at so didn’t know much about the dining here (except for the kitchen sink). Is Cape May Cafe still worth going to for dinner if none of us eat fish 🐠?
Thanks for this video - perfect timing as we are staying there for the first time next month! Sadly from the look of things not much exciting food at these 2 resorts but that's okay. We are staying there for the pool and easy access to Epcot for Food & Wine. My husband commented that Kitchen Sink is def on the list for our large group (we will have 8 people) to try one night at least and now I know which quick service I want to hit up for breakfast so thanks!
7:47 The furniture that you're showing there is not exactly 1990's. I remember that style when I was a child back in the 1960's. Of course, it's hard to tell with nautical theming because it tends to be classic.
I love your videos! Please do a video on what to eat around the Caribbean Beach Resort. I’m staying there in November. It’s my favorite place to stay because of how affordable it is and how much I love the pool there. However when I stayed there last year I was pretty disappointed with the food options. We did the room service but didn’t know any of our other options other than the truck by the pool. When I check the my Disney experience app it says there is places to eat there. I know it’s also pretty close to other resorts that may have good options to eat. I would absolutely love if you did a video on what to eat around this resort area on days that you don’t spend in the parks!
I’m going to being staying at Yacht Club when I go to for my first time to Disney World, so perfect timing! This is video is super helpful when planning what to eat (when we’re not in the parks of course). Thanks! Edit: Just subscribed! 😁
Thank you as always for a great video. I'm staying at Beach Club this coming September and am particularly looking forward to having the character breakfast at Cape May Cafe - it looks fun and the food looks yummy :)
I have been watching your videos for some time now. I get all my food advice from you. With that in mind, did you ever make a video on Mickey’s Backyard BBQ at Fort Wilderness? I just heard about it today from my better half. I would love to see a review.
Totally disagree about Ale and Compass restaurant! We are there in July and had a terrific meal with great service and a nice, clean atmosphere. I would recommend it to anyone and I would totally go back!
Hey AJ! I just was at the Ale and Compass this December 2018 with my family. It was our first breakfast for this family vacation and we ya e never been to the Yacht Club Resort. I don’t know if it is the culture because we are Mexicans, but we didn’t like the breakfast. My dad was like “what-is-that” look on his face when he got his pizza for breakfast. The servers took too long in getting our food and made us wait for a long time for our table even though we had a reservation and we were on time. Not the greatest experience for us
Looks good. There used to be a seafood restaurant there in the 1990s called Arial's named after the little mermaid. It had really good seafood and steaks. Too bad they closed. My wife and I have stayed there a couple of times and planned on going there this fall. Off topic question. My wife recently died and I would like to go to Disney World one last time. I know in the past Disney loves to help the single guest. So do they allow single men in the parks? With all of the sick men out there some places do not allow single men. I would love to go and enjoy the parks and food.
Very sorry for your loss. I always go to WDW solo. Lots of people do. Men and women. Just keep it simple the first time. Go on single rider lines for rides. Then no one expects you to have a partner!
I ate at Ariel's on my honeymoon and it was delish. I am sorry to hear about your wife. There are no places single men cannot visit at Disney. (Legoland has some rules though.)
I'm sorry for your loss. Disney is perfectly safe and welcoming for solo travel. People will not think you're odd or looking for something. However, if your heartaches and the loneliness weighs heavy, it may not be the best place to visit. Many people are there with friends and family it may feel like everyone is happy but you. (They're not everyone has problems in some form theyre hiding) If you're mentally up to being around people who appear to have the time of their lives and everything right in the world, then go. If not, avoid.
One of the good things at these resorts is you have walking access to Boardwalk and Swan & Dolphin.
It really expands your choices without having to use WDW transport.
As well as being able to just walk into and out of Epcot.
Not forgetting that their is only a 10 minute walk to Hollywood Studios
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Now that our kids are grown, my husband and I love to Disney lounge hop!
That doesn't sound the way it should. Or does it?
We absolutely loved Ale and compass restaurant!The food and service was great. The new look is beautifully elegant.
Totally agree Elisa
The Beach Club is probably my favorite DVC resort. The Stormalong Bay pool, Beaches and Cream, The Cafe May Cafe clam bake, and direct access the The International Gateway...unbeatable.
Ray Cameron .... It’s awesome and has been one of our home resorts since 2003, we just love it there perfect location👍🏻👍🏻
Aj you didn’t give Cape May dinner justice it deserves! Best seafood dinner ever!
I agree, we've changed the buffet alot. Recently added a lot of new desert's, you should do a buffet compilation.
Omg and the breakfastttt 😍
You guys should refresh these!! One resort at a time, they are great. I’m sure stuff has changed though
Cape May Cafe is one of my family’s favorite restaurants, not just on WDW property, but favorite restaurants period. As an Orlando local, I grew up going to Cape May Cafe for almost every special occasion, and sometimes just for a nice weekend dinner. I even had a birthday party at the Beach Club growing up. We love the clam bake, and recommend it! Even if someone in your family isn’t huge on seafood, they have more tame options plus the dessert is great. I can’t wait to visit again soon!
Another reason to eat at Ale & Compass - you are hungry, got run out of a park due to heavy rain and have a young kid who is starving. No reservation is needed.
AJ all I could think of when you said “I’m gonna stop saying pudding now” was a scene in Gilmore Girls where Lorelei keeps repeating “think pudding” to Emily. Great video as always. :D
Love the Sea Food Buffet at Cape May! Took out a serious amount of Crab Legs there and they were so good! Please note that even non seafood lovers can find some good stuff on the Buffet as well! Highly recommend! Nice video AJ!
A great vacation memory from Cape May. My daughter loved it and told the waitress and she brought out the chef. Great experience here
I had dinner and A & C on Tuesday. Nice service and a respectful pace. I think they had a menu re-vamp recently. I enjoyed the meal.
AJ I noticed your dad comments on your videos. It would be cool if you did a video about your family’s favorite restaurants, rides & attractions. 😃 also my mom is a children’s book author if you need books for your son.😃
I’ve always wanted to try the kitchen sink but we never have enough people in our group willing to try.
Stacey Gregory .... Why??
I’ve seen one person eat it😳😳🤣🤣
Beaches and cream is the best!
I’m at Disney now!!! Lol
Miraculous Fan jealous, I just got back!
Yachtsmans is the best restaurant in Disney World! 😁
My family absolutely loves it! Kids asked their server for the mac n cheese recipe last time, and it was adorable. Yes, the GM gave it to them.
Yachtsman is my favorite in all of disney
im so glad i found this! can't wait to stay at the beach club in may!
I hated when everyone found out about Beaches and Cream. That use to be my secret staying there but now everyone knows.
Edit: I mean Beaches and Cream is horrible. Dont go! 😋
jond2614 simple...ADR!
@@scottgunerman just looked it up. Didnt know that was a thing now. Last time I went was 6 years ago or so. The price just too insane.
Fun Fact of the day: Eisner decided to continue raising prices until Disney park tickets, or sales overall, reduced. It never happened! To this day, Disneyland is overpopulated. No matter how high the costs go, people continue to pay any price.
jond2614 agree! The prices are ridiculous. I LOVE yacht club but I can no longer justify 400 a night for a weeks vacation. We have switched to POP and with the newly refurbished rooms it’s good enough for us and about 1/3 the price. Another annoying trend, the prices on DCL. 10K for a 7 night cruise on the fantasy for a family of four. Really?🙅♂️
Adventures by Gunerman i love it at POP!
Good news, they're taking out the arcade in order to expand B&C. The downside is that it'll be closed this fall/winter, but at least there will be future benefit.
These resorts are STACKED when it comes to great food options!!...Beachs&Cream and Cape May are both a MUST DO!!!!😍
Cape May Cafe for breakfast is nice. Whenever we walk by it around dinner time we always think it smells like a dumpster out behind a seafood restaurant.
I currently am at the end of a 6 day stay at the beach club villas. I've gone to a couple of these places but was able to do breakfast / brunch at ale & compass. Brunch holds a special place in my heart and I can only go with my girlfriend. Being both hard to please, we tend towards higher end locales that really dig down to perfect flavor combos. She had the blueberry bacon pancakes and I had the steak sandwich with salad with truffle vinaigrette. Mine was incredible. Perfectly cooked steak in an open faced sandwich and a perfect salad. Hers was okay, but good enough to take the remainder for later. The bacon part wasn't pronounced, but that's generally expected. Her regular bacon was unbelievable crisp yet not burnt. I absolutely loved that breakfast and I look forward to it again on a future trip. The charcuterie and cheese at the buffet was also great.
Yacht club is hands down my favourite resort ever. The pool is amazing there are movies under the stars and I love walking to Epcot to see fireworks or something in the world pavillion thing. I also love it when you see everyone rushing home and you are just taking your time walkings back for he hotel XD also I love going on a jog
RIP Ariel’s. That was always the place my parents would go when I was little for their “adult night out.” Every time we go (we almost always stay at the Yacht or Beach) we comment on how much we miss Ariel’s when we walk by
Thank you for covering our favorites!!!! Wonderful job as always. I love sharing your blogs with Disney Newbies. Keep posting!!!!
Noooo! you didn't mention that the Ale and Compass serve the Beyond Burger!! Soooo goooooood and somewhat hard to find still, so it's a really nice option for non-meat eaters!
Dinner at Cape May happened to be the highlight of my last Disney trip, food-wise. One thing I especially appreciated was good options on the buffet that wouldn't aggravate my chronic acid reflux.
We just got back from WDW and ate dinner at Ale & Compass. Food was great and the server was professional and friendly. We were thankful it was mostly adults, very quite and serene, had a great meal and experience. Definitely will go back.
AJ, I have to say your Disney videos are the only ones I watch you move slowly with your camera and really pay attention to detail! Great job!!!
Hey AJ , my wife and I share the same hobby as you do..nothing like finding a nice air conditioned lounge in the afternoon...that's how we take our break from the heat of the day...
Cheers
Beach Club is my favorite Disney resort! You are just a mins walk from Epcot and a short boat ride to Hollywood studios. It also has one of my favorite restaurants which is Cape May. Being in Nebraska we don’t have much of sea food and when we do it’s super expensive. So when we stay at Disney we always make sure to hit up Cape May. And for being a buffet I think it’s really good and the service it decent. There has only been a few time where we had crappy service. But we always make sure to tell Disney and they always work things out for us.
Okay, but the pappardelle pasta at A&C was super delicious
We Love the Bars of Disney!!! And Ale & Compass is one of the locations on property that has the Disney signature Bourbon. This is also our favorite resort on Property (Beach club is always our first choice)
If you are a small party and don't have a reservation at Beach & Cream, you can very likely get in as walkups if you're willing to sit at the barstools -- especially true for solos and pairs. If you don't have at least four hungry people, there is a smaller version of the Kitchen Sink called "Mickey Pants". Cape May is a good buffet if you're staying nearby; RIP oreo bon-bons!
We loved staying at the Beach Club, but we were disappointed that returning to resort after being at park all day there is literally nothing open after 10/11pm. We had to order coffee and snacks from room service. Now that we know the Disney Springs is open until like 1/2am we may opt to go there after the parks and get our Starbucks and dessert fix before returning to the resort.
The YC/BC places you’ve described are great, but one of my favorite things about staying there is that Les Halles Boulangerie is a short walk away!
We've only been to Beaches & Cream, and only once, in Aug 2017. Had an ADR for late lunch and it was FANTASTIC!! This was my pig out lunch!! Had a great Reuben!! I rarely have dessert, let alone ice cream. Well, had the Hot Fudge Brownie Sundae and finished every last morsel!!!! Great place to eat, but you really, really need an ADR for a table!!
Gotta say, I LOVE Yachtsman! We’ve always had great service and great steaks. It’s definitely on our must do. Same with Cape May! Also there was a peach cocktail on the menu at Ale and Compass lounge last time I was there and it was one of the best drinks I’ve ever had! This is probably my favorite resort(s)!
Katelyn Dinnies you are absolutely right. DFB has it wrong when it comes to Yachtsman
I like Ale and Compass for breakfast. The Protein Bowl is a neat, different, healthy option. Often Disney breakfasts are all the same but Ale and Compass has a nice variety.
I think hanging out in Bars at Disney World could be a pretty interesting, if expensive, hobby. I bet you'd meet some fascinating people!
Love your videos!
Could you do a video on the most intriguing pools at Disney World Resorts?!?!
The seafood roll from Hurricane Hanna's was one of the best things I ate while at Disney in June. Mine was modified gluten free and it was so delicious I went back for another before I left. I also ate at Yachtsman's and that too was really very good. Both places were outstanding with accommodating my gluten allergy which is huge plus for those who need.
Beaches and Cream!! One of my favorite locations for dessert for sure
I have been to DW 3 times over the last 10yrs and videos like this show there are still places I had not been to or knew about. Keep it up.
staying in yacht club right now! loving it so far. super nice to be close to epcot for food and wine
On my last trip to WDW we ate at Cape May for the character breakfast. The food was really good and they had that nice Passionfruit Orange Guava juice as an option.
Its a lot of standard stuff like plain scrambled eggs and Mickey waffles but they had this nice egg white veggie scramble with goat cheese and a nice spread of pastries too
Can you guys please make a video on how non Disney fans can have a great time at Disney World? I am (hopefully) taking my boyfriend next year but he doesn't want to go and is not a fan. He wasn't raised in a Disney household. I've shown him a few movies and he doesn't seem to hate it, but he thinks Disney World is just for kids. I know he would like it if I could just get him out there!! I've read articles too, but I like videos more and even though your channel is mostly food centric, you guys are amazing ❤❤
I love staying at the beach club. My favorite place to eat there is beaches and cream. So yummy! i can not wait to go there again. if you have not tried it yet you should at least once. The ice cream is so good there. :)
Was that a Pudding Flight? lol I kind of want to try it.
We will be stopping at Cape May, yes we love seafood, so looking forward to that.
I am dying to see the face behind my favorite vlogger but that would ruin the “magic”. I appreciate your videos. Thanks for all the great content!!!
I’m off there in April
Hey AJ, love the page, keep up the great work. I was wondering if you've reviewed the Disney Caribbean Beach Resort? And if not are you planning on it?
I miss the ahi tuna they used to have at Hurricane Hannah’s. It was a mere $9 as well. That was about 5 years ago.
Been going to Cape May since late 90’s. Still solid meal
One of our favorite resorts. Interestingly, we rarely eat there. From there you have access to The Boardwalk, The Swan and Dolphin, and the international entrance to The World Showcase at Epcot. I am concerned the new Gondola system may mess up our access to Epcot.
I booked ale and compass for breakfast on a complete whim for my trip in December. I hope it’s good
I loved ale and compass when I was there. I had a nice salmon and my girlfriend got tortellini. Both dished blew us away. Couple good apps too.
Aww! I hate that you don’t really like Ale & Compass! We love the look and the feel of both the lounge and the restaurant. I make a point to go to at least one of them every time I’m at Disney!
They def. need to expand Beaches N Cream....that place is so good but so small and crowded.
We go to Disney annually and always stay at the Beach Club.
I ‘ve never gotten to try beaches and cream. I can’t wait!!!
My favorite resorts! Awesome video! Thank you AJ! 😃👍🏻
Thank you for sharing about Halo Top. I am looking forward to you sharing about the Boardwalk as we are staying there this fall.
Thanks for this vid, I’m trying to pitch a Disney holiday (British for Vacation) to my parents.
When we stayed at Beach Club, we came back at like 11 with a 3 year old. That was our first time at disney and we accidentally got dropped off at yacht club and had to walk back to beach club
On our way tomorrow!! So glad to see this
My family had dinner at Ale and Compass last January. All adults, It was a great dinner and a great waiter. I can see it not being a good option for kids though.
Wait was that Dan Aykroyd staring into the camera at 11:15?
Boardwalk food tour!
Love these corporations haven't been to Florida since 1999 but was an awesome time
We did our first Kitchen Sink about 3 weeks ago. It’s not just a dessert 🍨 it’s an experience! I won’t say anymore as I don’t want to spoil it for another first timer. There were 3 of us & we finished it but afterwards although we definitely weren’t hungry we had a plate of cheese 🧀& bacon 🥓 fries 🍟 just to take the edge off! This was a very interesting video as these 2 resorts are ones I’ve never stayed at or spent much time at so didn’t know much about the dining here (except for the kitchen sink). Is Cape May Cafe still worth going to for dinner if none of us eat fish 🐠?
I stayed at the Beach Club last year and I'm going back next year, I love it! It's so handy for getting into Epcot for the Food & Wine festival! :)
Thanks for this video - perfect timing as we are staying there for the first time next month! Sadly from the look of things not much exciting food at these 2 resorts but that's okay. We are staying there for the pool and easy access to Epcot for Food & Wine. My husband commented that Kitchen Sink is def on the list for our large group (we will have 8 people) to try one night at least and now I know which quick service I want to hit up for breakfast so thanks!
Awesome staying here in 2 weeks
7:47 The furniture that you're showing there is not exactly 1990's. I remember that style when I was a child back in the 1960's. Of course, it's hard to tell with nautical theming because it tends to be classic.
I love your videos! Please do a video on what to eat around the Caribbean Beach Resort. I’m staying there in November. It’s my favorite place to stay because of how affordable it is and how much I love the pool there. However when I stayed there last year I was pretty disappointed with the food options. We did the room service but didn’t know any of our other options other than the truck by the pool. When I check the my Disney experience app it says there is places to eat there. I know it’s also pretty close to other resorts that may have good options to eat. I would absolutely love if you did a video on what to eat around this resort area on days that you don’t spend in the parks!
I managed to go to WDW about 25 times before I knew where the boardwalk was!
Great video. Hope you do a food tour for Swan & Dolphin.
I love both of these resorts!
I’m going to being staying at Yacht Club when I go to for my first time to Disney World, so perfect timing! This is video is super helpful when planning what to eat (when we’re not in the parks of course). Thanks!
Edit: Just subscribed! 😁
WE NEED A PART 2 BATHROOM VIDEO!
Great job, as always, AJ, thanx! And always love your sense of humor!! :)
Do you know if there is still a Pearl Factory on the beach area outside of Beach Club?
Thank you as always for a great video. I'm staying at Beach Club this coming September and am particularly looking forward to having the character breakfast at Cape May Cafe - it looks fun and the food looks yummy :)
I have been watching your videos for some time now. I get all my food advice from you. With that in mind, did you ever make a video on Mickey’s Backyard BBQ at Fort Wilderness? I just heard about it today from my better half. I would love to see a review.
Totally disagree about Ale and Compass restaurant! We are there in July and had a terrific meal with great service and a nice, clean atmosphere. I would recommend it to anyone and I would totally go back!
I really liked this video.
You missed the burger at the Ale and Compass Lounge. It is AMAZING!!!
Brian my 10 year old got food poisoning at Ale and Compass with the medium burger. Felt rushed and food was “meh”.
That's awful. Food poisoning in a child is the worst.
Hey AJ! I just was at the Ale and Compass this December 2018 with my family. It was our first breakfast for this family vacation and we ya e never been to the Yacht Club Resort. I don’t know if it is the culture because we are Mexicans, but we didn’t like the breakfast. My dad was like “what-is-that” look on his face when he got his pizza for breakfast. The servers took too long in getting our food and made us wait for a long time for our table even though we had a reservation and we were on time. Not the greatest experience for us
Cant wait for my trip in April
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Looks good. There used to be a seafood restaurant there in the 1990s called Arial's named after the little mermaid. It had really good seafood and steaks. Too bad they closed. My wife and I have stayed there a couple of times and planned on going there this fall. Off topic question. My wife recently died and I would like to go to Disney World one last time. I know in the past Disney loves to help the single guest. So do they allow single men in the parks? With all of the sick men out there some places do not allow single men. I would love to go and enjoy the parks and food.
So sorry for your loss! I don't think it should be a problem but I'm not 100% sure.
Very sorry for your loss. I always go to WDW solo. Lots of people do. Men and women. Just keep it simple the first time. Go on single rider lines for rides. Then no one expects you to have a partner!
I ate at Ariel's on my honeymoon and it was delish. I am sorry to hear about your wife. There are no places single men cannot visit at Disney. (Legoland has some rules though.)
I'm sorry for your loss.
Disney is perfectly safe and welcoming for solo travel. People will not think you're odd or looking for something.
However, if your heartaches and the loneliness weighs heavy, it may not be the best place to visit. Many people are there with friends and family it may feel like everyone is happy but you. (They're not everyone has problems in some form theyre hiding)
If you're mentally up to being around people who appear to have the time of their lives and everything right in the world, then go. If not, avoid.
@@boylanroden Thanks. I am not interested in places like that anyway.
I love these food tours! Great job DFB! I can't wait to get back to WDW!
I love dfb! Soon I will be going to the Blue Bayou restaurant and was wondering if you could make a video review of the restaurant
I haven’t been to Beaches & Cream yet
Thank you!
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out of all the neighboring epcot resorts, which one is the best?