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Dining at Disney World

4 posts · Jan 18, 2001 to Feb 4, 2001

Theo G.Bijou, Ltd.Jan 18, 2001

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Br8av10es wrote:

> Where are best eating spots located at Disney World? Thanks!

There is a great Italian restaurant on Pleasure Island.  I cannot remember the name, though.  I had a sinfull dish of a REALLY good steak coated with Parmesan cheese which was then broiled to give it a crust. I know it sound a tad much, but it was really good.

Theo
Studio City, CA

Karen O.Random Graphics, Inc.Jan 18, 2001

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Theo G. wrote:

> Br8av10es wrote:
>
> > Where are best eating spots located at Disney World? Thanks!
>
> There is a great Italian restaurant on Pleasure Island.  I cannot
> remember the name, though.  I had a sinfull dish of a REALLY good steak
> coated with Parmesan cheese which was then broiled to give it a crust.
> I know it sound a tad much, but it was really good.

Check out rec.arts.disney.parks for lots of WDW dining discussions.

Karen

John B.Jan 18, 2001

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I think the Italian place next to Pleasure Island may be called Portofino's.

My suggestion for Disney dining is to pick up a copy of The Unofficial Guide to Disneyworld.  Every ride and restaurant are reviewed and rated.  It's a very handy book.

My personal favorite is Artist Point in the Wilderness Lodge.

SmatterchuFeb 4, 2001

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Ohana at the Polynesian Resort...

Someone wrote:
> Where are best eating spots located at Disney World? Thanks!