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Re: Guest Terminoligy

Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 12:08 pm
by turkeyham
Disneyland's Village Haus needs improvements on how to keep their food fresh and warm. Recently, I had to bring my burger back because the meat was extremely cold. I wonder why I don't go in that resturant to much.

I have learned that there is a great place for nachos. It is at Tortilla Jo's and it is the take out window. My sister and i had the nachos last week. It was worth the price. :D:

Re: Guest Terminoligy

Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 12:09 pm
by CBeilby
Noctourne Wonderland wrote:Village Haus restaraunt (at Disneyland)- Gepetto's Magic Hamburgers. It was so hillarious, so now that is my nickname for it. Where this came from I have no idea, but it does have the distiction of being one of only two restaraunts in DL that actually sells hamburgers (The Tomorrowland Terrace is the other). Perhaps they're the onlt two in the whole resort- do they sell burgers at DCA? I know they do at the PCH Grill at the Paradise Pier hotel, but what about the actual park? I went off topic quickly :D:
Three. I know Hungry Bear's off in a corner of Critter Country, but it does sell hamburgers. As for DCA, I'm not sure, with Burger Invasion being closed for several years due to the park refurb.

Re: Guest Terminoligy

Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 12:32 pm
by Noctourne Wonderland
CBeilby wrote:Three. I know Hungry Bear's off in a corner of Critter Country, but it does sell hamburgers. As for DCA, I'm not sure, with Burger Invasion being closed for several years due to the park refurb.
Oh yes! I forgot the Hungry Bear. I don't think I've ever actually eaten there.

Re: Guest Terminoligy

Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 1:01 pm
by BRWombat
Noctourne Wonderland wrote:The Walk in Walt's Footsteps Tour- Walk on Walt. Prior to the actual tour, I had shortened the name to "Walk in Walt's" because I'm lazy, and a throughly entertaining misspeach ("Ok, is it time to walk on Walt?") led to hours of fun of everyone!
This might actually be accurate. You know, depending on the exact location of the cryogenic storage container. ;)

Re: Guest Terminoligy

Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 1:23 pm
by Noctourne Wonderland
BRWombat wrote:This might actually be accurate. You know, depending on the exact location of the cryogenic storage container. ;)
Pssssst...everyone knows that it's under the "Partners" statue.... :whistlng:

Re: Guest Terminoligy

Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 2:02 pm
by ktulu
turkeyham wrote: I have learned that there is a great place for nachos. It is at Tortilla Jo's and it is the take out window. My sister and i had the nachos last week. It was worth the price. :D:
The taco's are really good too, good portions and great price! That window is one of our secrets. I've never seen a line there!
Noctourne Wonderland wrote:Pssssst...everyone knows that it's under the "Partners" statue.... :whistlng:
Actually it is in the boiler of one of the engines that is just a steam outline, but I am sworn to secrecy as to which one...

Re: Guest Terminoligy

Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 3:39 pm
by drcorey
CBeilby wrote:Three. I know Hungry Bear's off in a corner of Critter Country, but it does sell hamburgers. As for DCA, I'm not sure, with Burger Invasion being closed for several years due to the park refurb.
the best burgers are at Hungry Bear.

Re: Guest Terminoligy

Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 5:13 pm
by turkeyham
Usually at the Hungry Bear, there are about 100 ducks that are well fed. My parents told me, if you don't like the food, toss it over because the ducks will eat anything. I have seen ducks eat turkey legs. :eek:

Re: Guest Terminoligy

Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 5:18 pm
by Lasolimu
Last time I was at DLR, we were going to eat at the Hungry Bear, but you could not move even that far back in the park. It was that crowded, needless to say, we only remained in the park long enough to reach the exit.

Re: Guest Terminoligy

Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 5:36 pm
by mechurchlady
The best burgers are at Taste Pilot Grill.

The Golden Horseshoe Saloon and the Stagedoor Cafe share a kitchen and used to sell burgers, not seen a recent menu and it was raining last time I was there.

Hungry Bear located in Critter Country.

Tomorrowland Terrace in Tomorrowland and in the same building as Buzz Lightyear and formerly America Sings and is on the east end.

Village Haus Restaurant in Fantasyland.

Burger Invasion is next to Mulholland Madness on the Boardwalk and is not scheduled to open until 2011 and the pizza place will no longer be a restaurant. This area is still up in the air on what they plan to do with it.

http://www.wdwinfo.com/disneyland/dinin ... ant.ID=508
Taste Pilots Grill is locate around the corner from the train and next to Soarin'. NOT FAIR NOTFAIR NO WAY FAIR. I cannot have their yummy onion rings any more. They had the bestest burgers in the parks.

http://www.wdwinfo.com/disneyland/dinin ... ant.ID=497
House of Blues has sliders and burgers

http://allears.net/dlr/din/menu/men_espn.htm
ESPN has sliders and burgers.

Rainforest Cafe has burgers and is across the way from ESPN.

Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen Express has burgers and killer beignets and is in Downtown Disney also.
Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen Is another restaurant and part of the same building but the table service area and they have burgers.

Uva Bar in Downtown has sliders but not the regular burgers.

Croc's Bits 'n Bites at the Disneyland Hotel serves burgers.

The Lost Bar at Disneyland Hotel serves burgers.

Whitewater Snacks at Grand Californian serves burgers.

Storyteller Cafe at Grand Californian serves burgers for lunch.

PCH Grill serves burgers at Paradise Pier Hotel.

Surfside Lounge serves burgers at Paradise Pier Hotel.

AT one time a person could get burgers at Hungry Bear, the Saloon and the restaurant next door to that, and Tomorrowland as well as two restaurants in DCA and once in the backlot area I think that big restaurant building might have sold burgers but it was like when it first opened.