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Conference koolit::disney

Title:	The Disneyphile's Disney File
Notice:	This Conference can show you The World
Moderator:	DONVAN::SCOPA.zko.dec.com::manana::eppes

Created:	Thu Feb 23 1989
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	536
Total number of notes:	19961

357.0. "Restaurants: Day and Night" by WREATH::SCOPA () Thu Aug 05 1993 16:32

    In talking with some off you off-line I've heard some stories
    regarding restaurants changing their menu and prices during 
    the evening.
    
    I'd like to use this note as a repository for this information.
    
    My next note will start it off. If you would like to add to this
    information extract the note, append your information, and then
    place the note in this topic. 
    
    I will make it a point to check this topic from time to time to make
    sure we have just this base note and 1 reply which contains the most
    updated information.
    
    I'm looking for the restaurant name, location, and the day/night
    change.
    
    Thanks,
    
    Mike

T.R	Title	User	Date	Lines
357.1		WREATH::SCOPA	`Thu Aug 05 1993 16:36`	4
	Restaurant Name Location Observation --------------- -------- ----------- Tony's TMK Dinner more expensive/smaller menu than lunch.
357.2	At the Living Seas	CUPMK::JETTE	`Wed Aug 11 1993 14:43`	6
	Coral Reef at EPCOT - The Dinner menu is more extensive - however, it is quite a bit more expensive that lunch. ALL the food is Fabulous! Kathy
357.3	Updated List	WREATH::SCOPA	`Thu Aug 12 1993 10:33`	4
	Restaurant Name Location Observation --------------- -------- ----------- Tony's TMK Dinner more expensive/smaller menu than lunch. Coral Reef EC Dinner more expensive/extensive.
357.4	Jungle Jim's, and more????	QETOO::TELIAN	`Fri Jan 14 1994 08:59`	10
	I'm looking for recommendations in and out of the park. I had someone suggest Jungle Jim's, located in the Rosie O'Grady Area. Also a steak house that looks like a miner's cave. Any thoughts on these places??? I can't wait to head over to Beaches and Cream, the Coral Reef and to Tony's. Sounds like I'll spend a good chunk of my time eating. I can't afford too, at least that's what my waist line is telling me. 5 days and counting...
357.5	Information and Coupons	WREATH::SCOPA	`Fri Jan 14 1994 10:27`	6
	When you get to the Orlando area grab one of those tourist pamphlets. They have tons of information including stuff on restaurants and coupons too. YOu can find buffets, steakhouses, and all kinds of cuisines listed in these magazines. Mike
357.6	Miner's Steak House	CSC32::B_GRUBBS	`Fri Jan 14 1994 11:53`	16
	We ate at the Miner's Steak place the last time we went down. We had just gotten to town, were hungry (refuse to eat airplane food) and were staying just a few minutes west of there. Food was normal steak house fare....not exceptional, but ok. Kind of neat atmosphere inside the restaurant if you get seated around the main 'atrium' where the waterfall flows through (it's behind glass). The prices were normal US192 tourist prices....I think we spent about $50 for appetizer, steak and lobster tail, tea, and desert. There's LOTS more stuff on US192 down on the other side of I4, and there are also places strung out along I drive if you catch the southern end of it off 192 and drive north. --bert