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Monday (Nov 15) lunch at Earl of Sandwich. DS and I split the Hawaiian BBQ Ham, a fruit salad and chips. The sandwich was good (and large) with ham in BBQ sauce, Swiss cheese and thin pineapple slices on a baguette. This is a difficult place to visit if you have small kids and only 1 adult, due to the way you order, then go to another place to pay, then another to pick up your food.
Dinner at Flying Fish. Had a PS and was seated right away. YUM! DH and I both got the potato wrapped snapper and thought it was great. It was served only with the potato wrap and leek fondue - I would have like another side such as a green vegetable. But that left room for the banana napoleon which was also delicious. DS had grilled cheese and fries. DH also had the drink special which was a pineapple upside down cake martini and it tasted just like its name. We will definitely return.
Tuesday lunch at Flame Tree. DH had chicken breast sandwich and I had pulled pork. His chicken was a bit dry but flavor was good. I thought the pork was good but I added a lot of BBQ sauce. Both came with corn on the cob and baked beans. The corn was a bit soggy, and we did not like the beans at all. Usually I like any and all baked beans, but these were like a bowl of molasses with a few bits of beans floating around. The onion rings were thick and tasty. Next time we'll go back to Tuskers.
Dinner at Jiko - made a last minute PS and got right in. DH had the filet and mac & cheese, and said it was very good. I had the monkfish, which was served with many not so common vegetables and sweet potato crunchy strips. I enjoyed all except the edamame. DS had grilled chicken and mashed potatoes, which were a bit spicy for him. Dessert was pistachio creme brulee which we all enjoyed.
Wednesday lunch at Plaza. Made a PS that morning for 11:15 and were one of two families dining. By the time we left it was half full. We had cheesesteak, grilled cheese and the chicken pear salad. All were very good, but our waitress seemed distracted.
Dinner at Liberty Tree tavern. The food was good homestyle food, and we saw each character at least twice. The bread and salad were great. Turkey was good, pork was flavorful but a bit dry and none of us tried the flank steak. Apple cobbler for dessert was good, but way too much food!
Happy eating to all!
Monday (Nov 15) lunch at Earl of Sandwich. DS and I split the Hawaiian BBQ Ham, a fruit salad and chips. The sandwich was good (and large) with ham in BBQ sauce, Swiss cheese and thin pineapple slices on a baguette. This is a difficult place to visit if you have small kids and only 1 adult, due to the way you order, then go to another place to pay, then another to pick up your food.
Dinner at Flying Fish. Had a PS and was seated right away. YUM! DH and I both got the potato wrapped snapper and thought it was great. It was served only with the potato wrap and leek fondue - I would have like another side such as a green vegetable. But that left room for the banana napoleon which was also delicious. DS had grilled cheese and fries. DH also had the drink special which was a pineapple upside down cake martini and it tasted just like its name. We will definitely return.
Tuesday lunch at Flame Tree. DH had chicken breast sandwich and I had pulled pork. His chicken was a bit dry but flavor was good. I thought the pork was good but I added a lot of BBQ sauce. Both came with corn on the cob and baked beans. The corn was a bit soggy, and we did not like the beans at all. Usually I like any and all baked beans, but these were like a bowl of molasses with a few bits of beans floating around. The onion rings were thick and tasty. Next time we'll go back to Tuskers.
Dinner at Jiko - made a last minute PS and got right in. DH had the filet and mac & cheese, and said it was very good. I had the monkfish, which was served with many not so common vegetables and sweet potato crunchy strips. I enjoyed all except the edamame. DS had grilled chicken and mashed potatoes, which were a bit spicy for him. Dessert was pistachio creme brulee which we all enjoyed.
Wednesday lunch at Plaza. Made a PS that morning for 11:15 and were one of two families dining. By the time we left it was half full. We had cheesesteak, grilled cheese and the chicken pear salad. All were very good, but our waitress seemed distracted.
Dinner at Liberty Tree tavern. The food was good homestyle food, and we saw each character at least twice. The bread and salad were great. Turkey was good, pork was flavorful but a bit dry and none of us tried the flank steak. Apple cobbler for dessert was good, but way too much food!
Happy eating to all!
