WDW Tips

Jim and I ate here one night this past trip. I know that I commented on it in the dining post, but I wanted to expand on it a little more.

We did not have plans to eat here. We were shopping at DTD (Downtown Disney) and called WDW DINE that same day to get at reservation. We knew we were going to be going to the Adventure’s Club that evening so eating Downtown seemed like a good choice. We had a 7:30pm reservation and was seated immediatly. We had a good table near the stage. Our waitress was very attentive as was the manager. He came over to our table 2 or 3 times during our meal to make sure everything as ok.

Jim had a Boddinger’s draft and I had a very berry cosmo. If you have ever had a Sydney’s cosmo at Outback Steakhouse that is exactly what this drink tastes like. As far as starters I had the “Drunk Chicken” and we can’t remember what Jim had. For dinner Jim had the “It’s not bleeding chowder”which he enjoyed. It wasn’t quite what he expected and next time he said he is going to try the salmon. I was going to have the sirloin, but our waitress said that I could have steak anywhere and I should branch out. She brought me out a taste of the “Keen Eye for Shepard’s pie” for me to try and I ended up ordering it. Dessert consisted of the bread pudding and Bates Banger Badnoffi Beauty. The bread pudding was the better of the two but both were very good.

About half way through our dinner they had an Irish band which played. The music ranged from traditional Irish music to U2. They were quite entertaining.

Throughout the entire resturant there are signed pictures of famous Irish people. There are several signed pictures of the members of U2 and even an large oil painting of Bono. After dinner we were shopping in the gift shop and the associate told us the one of the owners is a cousin of Bono and the other owner invented Lazer Tag.

We really enjoyed our meal and will return