Stupid Guest Tricks

Anyone know Patrick, a server at Garden Grill in Epcot? I think he said he's been there for about three years. We had him tonight and he is an absolute hoot! Serenaded us, as well as two other tables, with various songs. He was more of a character than the characters, I think! I told him I would be including him in my review on Examiner, but he probably had no clue what I was talking about. If anyone knows him, could you please forward this link? It has my review and a photo with him.

http://www.examiner.com/x-2200-Orlando- ... Chip--Dale

I did make sure to stop by Guest Services to give a kudo. Seems like Epcot is the park where I end up doing that most often for some reason.

Great review. We haven't ever tried the Garden Grill and might add it next time we go.

Yep. Back in September we went there for my sister's birthday and he sang Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.

We wrote a letter and found out in December we asked a manager there, and they did get our letter and he was recognized for it.

GaTechGal, I highly recommend Garden Grill, and not just for Patrick (although he is a definitely enchancement). It's one of the most fun, relaxed character meals around. The food has improved over the years, not that it was ever bad, but I was loving the mahi mahi much better than the original catfish because I'm a froo-froo food gal at heart. Patrick did offer to bring us kid selections if we preferred but we were quite content with the turkey, mahi and sliced beef.

Monorail Red, so glad you got to have Patrick as your server and I'm glad you took the time to commend him. I always wonder how many people actually do that for CMs. Guest Services often seems confused by that; I've had them take a note on a piece of scrap paper once that made me wonder if it actually went anywhere. This time they had a neat little form.