Review of L' Originale Alfredo di Roma Ristorante

lovesdisney44 · Post by **lovesdisney44** » Apr Tue 26, 2005 7:39 am

[quote="AKLRULZ"]San Angel Inn or Le Cellier are better choices in my opinion. San Angel has authentic Mexican food and the atmosphere is amazing, although the tables can be close together so ask for a table by the water. Le Cellier has a nice atmosphere, not as romantic but they've got excellent food -- try the cheese soup if you go!

You'll pay theme park premiums wherever you dine at on Disney keep in mind.

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What we do to save a little $ and still eat at the restaurants alot it get a P.S. for a late LUNCH. Usually around 3pm. It's the lunch menu, with the less expensive lunch prices. The actual menu is the same as the dinner, but it has smaller portions (which are still huge!). An added bonus is that it's an off-time to eat and you can always get a good table!

AKLRULZ · Post by **AKLRULZ** » Apr Tue 26, 2005 7:47 am

Actually a great piece of advice -- then you can tour with lighter crowds when others are eating dinner at dinner time!

lovesdisney44 · Post by **lovesdisney44** » Apr Tue 26, 2005 7:59 am

[quote="AKLRULZ"]Actually a great piece of advice -- then you can tour with lighter crowds when others are eating dinner at dinner time!

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Not only that, by 7pm or so, you'll really only want a lighter snack so, again, you wont be spending a lot of $ on food you won't eat (like in a sit down restaurant).

jkm8113 · Post by **jkm8113** » May Sat 07, 2005 10:22 am

If you are a fetuccine alfredo fan, then you must eat at alfredo's. He created the dish, and Alfredo's in EPCOT is one of only 4 or 5 of them in the world. You might be surprised to learn that the dish only has a butter mix and cheese and pasta in it, no cream.

rcpratt3 · Post by **rcpratt3** » May Mon 09, 2005 4:23 pm

It is expensive, but good. We have eaten there several times. Their signature dish is the Alfredo...yummy.

bribren · Post by **bribren** » Jul Tue 11, 2006 8:58 pm

I haven't eaten there in about 16 trips. Buffalo has some pretty good Italian places, so I tend to favor the things that I can't get here... Im wondering if lunch might be worth trying to save a little cash...

Jacca5660 · Post by **Jacca5660** » Jul Wed 12, 2006 6:19 pm

What we do to save a little $ and still eat at the restaurants alot it get a P.S. for a late LUNCH. Usually around 3pm. It's the lunch menu, with the less expensive lunch prices. The actual menu is the same as the dinner, but it has smaller portions (which are still huge!). An added bonus is that it's an off-time to eat and you can always get a good table!

We do the same thing. I'm FBI (Full Blooded Itlian) and love alfredo's. We eat there at least once a trip. Try their veal picata, very yummy! I like the burnt cheese app., but my DW doesn't think is so good.
Being from Brooklyn and living in Tennessee we don't have the Italian resturant selection I'm accustom to. The best Italian food here comes from our kitchen (including the bread1). So it's nice to go somewhere that there's some good Italian food!

reinstructor · Post by **reinstructor** » Jul Thu 20, 2006 11:44 am

We love Le Cellier. We've never been disappointed there.

foldmama · Post by **foldmama** » Jul Fri 21, 2006 9:25 am

We also love Le Cellier. I have been three times and the food has never been a disappointment. We also love the Living Seas. Both Le Cellier and The Living Seas are on the more expensive side, but the food is excellent. Stay away from Nine Dragons - We went in 2002 and were very disappointed.

AKLRULZ · Post by **AKLRULZ** » Jul Fri 21, 2006 5:44 pm

Well, we tried Alfredos again this past week - the food is indeed very good but it's loud and rushed! Not the best place for a romantic dinner - but I will say the Tiramusu there is ALMOST better than sex!