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[jtd771]

For more, it's Cosmic Ray's. I don't know what it is specifically but something about the whole experience there turns me off. I'd rather eat anywhere else. I'm not going to blame the food. It's me. What's your place that you would rather skip if you can?

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[HollyH]

For me, it's Hollywood and Vine. Ate dinner there once years ago, totally underwhelmed. Buffet choices were scant, atmosphere did nothing for me. Maybe it was just a bad night, but there are too many other places that I love to give this one another chance.

[feonag]

Electric Umbrella. There are so many great places to eat at Epcot that there is no way I am wasting belly space on crappy burgers.

[JerseyDad]

Originally Posted by jtd771

For more, it's Cosmic Ray's. I don't know what it is specifically but something about the whole experience there turns me off. I'd rather eat anywhere else. I'm not going to blame the food. It's me. What's your place that you would rather skip if you can?

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.....complete opposite for me ....Cosmic Rays must exude some form of gravitational pull on my stomach ...because I'm forever drawn to it.

.....I do however, avoid the Lotus Blossom Cafe in Epcot. I don't drive 1100 miles to WDW ...and want to eat Chinese food ......particularly when I'm in NYC pretty often and can have some of the finest Chinese counter service type food for about 1/3 the cost.

[yalibrarian]

.....I do however, avoid the Lotus Blossom Cafe in Epcot. I don't drive 1100 miles to WDW ...and want to eat Chinese food ......particularly when I'm in NYC pretty often and can have some of the finest Chinese counter service type food for about 1/3 the cost.

We would never skip Lotus Blossom because my son loves their orange chicken. We live near D.C. and have fantastic world-wide food choices, including several Chinese, Thai and Vietnamese places within two miles of our house. He still wants that orange chicken, which isn't bad actually.

In fact, we like it much better than the Yak & Yeti Local Foods CS, which has been a dead loss for us the three times we tried it. Pasty rice, mystery meat, too sweet sticky sauces and barely cooked vegetables. The only things we liked were the egg rolls and the Yak Attack frozen adult beverage.

[Her Dotness]

I think yalibrarian's response shows quite well how one family's avoid can be another's pleasure if not necessarily a must-do even when both families have access to excellent restaurants offering similar foods near their homes.

As she mentioned, there may be some little thing about that Disney restaurant that someone in the family especially enjoys such as her son's fondness for that particular chicken dish. (Personally, I think it's all that pixie dust floating around at WDW that does it. )

My own must-avoid is 50's Prime Time Cafe. It's not the menu, although nothing on it tempts me much. I can't imagine being "playfully" nagged about what and how you like to eat would be the least bit enjoyable.

And no, I wouldn't want to go there and request no nagging just in case I might decide I like the place nevertheless. Since everybody's a kid at Disney, my inner kid says--"NO! I won't! I DON'T wanna!"

[Mares75]

Electric Umbrella. I had the worst veggie wrap I've ever had anywhere there. It was inedible. You have to try to make a veggie wrap that bad. I'm willing to give it one more chance (it's been seven years) but only because they have a different menu. Even with a new menu, I have my reservations about going back.

[Thomhazel]

For me it is Ohana we have had awful service and good food or awful food and good service.

[revral]

I do my best to avoid Columbia Harbor House. I just don't get what people love about it; although that might be because I'm not a seafood eater & most of the menu is seafood. I was however pleasantly surprised when my mom & I ate there in November to discover that not only could I get broccoli instead of fries but that it was cooked the way I like it cooked but still crisp.

[TLCdisneyfan]

Electric Umbrella. There are so many better options, even in Future World (Sunshine Seasons).

[MsLydia]

What a fun conversation. I must vote with Jersey Dad. Love Cosmic Ray's ! I Love greasy take out Chinese food at home, but can't love Lotus Blossom or Yak and Yeti.

[JoanneS]

Since they changed the menu to mexican, Peco's Bills is my no way restaurant. If I'm on vacation where I have tons of choices for food, I'm not going to choose a Taco Bell knock off.

[JerseyDad]

Originally Posted by revral

I do my best to avoid Columbia Harbor House. I just don't get what people love about it; although that might be because I'm not a seafood eater & most of the menu is seafood. I was however pleasantly surprised when my mom & I ate there in November to discover that not only could I get broccoli instead of fries but that it was cooked the way I like it cooked but still crisp.

.....not sure if it's still on the menu there ....but they also served an incredibly delicious vegetarian chili.

[CinderAbby]

For me, it's not necessarily a particular restaurant, it's a particular food - the turkey leg. Those things are really disgusting if you ask me. No way, no how will I ever get one again. Even my husband, who eats just about anything, didn't care for it and won't get one again.

[HollyH]

Originally Posted by CinderAbby

For me, it's not necessarily a particular restaurant, it's a particular food - the turkey leg. Those things are really disgusting if you ask me. No way, no how will I ever get one again. Even my husband, who eats just about anything, didn't care for it and won't get one again.

I am absolutely with you on this one! I know some people love them, but the sight of them turns my stomach! Of course, it doesn't help that I hate turkey period.