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y2kxmaskids wrote:I took my family to WDW last summer. Their first dining experience was in Mexico. The look on their faces when we went in and ate under the volcano - priceless. A cast member was playing the castenettes (sp?) in the shopping area and it added to ambiance. The food was good too.
Oh man we love that place! Did you guys ride the ride inside? My husband takes pics of the kids in front of the fountain in there. It is so pretty inside that place! One of my favorites!y2kxmaskids wrote:I took my family to WDW last summer. Their first dining experience was in Mexico. The look on their faces when we went in and ate under the volcano - priceless. A cast member was playing the castenettes (sp?) in the shopping area and it added to ambiance. The food was good too.
mjmcsl4me wrote:Oh man we love that place! Did you guys ride the ride inside? My husband takes pics of the kids in front of the fountain in there. It is so pretty inside that place! One of my favorites!y2kxmaskids wrote:I took my family to WDW last summer. Their first dining experience was in Mexico. The look on their faces when we went in and ate under the volcano - priceless. A cast member was playing the castenettes (sp?) in the shopping area and it added to ambiance. The food was good too.
Wow watching the Three Caballeros that would have been a great idea before our trip. Reminds me of one time we did watch Swiss Family Robinson before our trip. Yes, love some good memories!y2kxmaskids wrote:mjmcsl4me wrote:Oh man we love that place! Did you guys ride the ride inside? My husband takes pics of the kids in front of the fountain in there. It is so pretty inside that place! One of my favorites!y2kxmaskids wrote:I took my family to WDW last summer. Their first dining experience was in Mexico. The look on their faces when we went in and ate under the volcano - priceless. A cast member was playing the castenettes (sp?) in the shopping area and it added to ambiance. The food was good too.
Yes, we rode it while waiting for our call that our table was ready. We had watched the Three Cabelleros from Netflix before we went so that made it better.
It was the closest thing to the Blue Bayou from DL. (The boat ride going by the restaurant.) My husband and I had a date at BB long before kids. Good memories...
Tanya
I see this Liberty Tree Tavern mentioned a lot, but we've never gone. Maybe something new to do next time?fancyfeet wrote:I'm getting hungry just reading all these! I love Disney popcorn (how could it possibly taste so much better than popcorn at home?), everything at Liberty Tree Tavern, and the meatloaf at 50's Prime Time. Oh! And everything at Ohauna's! Now I'm really hungry!!
Oh and Disney popcorn, I love getting the buckets and bringing them home and having them at home to use for watching movies 
My girls and I totally love Liberty Tree Tavern. I think it's the type of food they serve, which is typical traditional American food, with potatoes, roast meats, dressing, green beans, etc. and it's served family-style. It's supposed to be standard "tavern fare" but it's a little more mainstream than what would have been served in an 18th century tavern.mjmcsl4me wrote:I see this Liberty Tree Tavern mentioned a lot, but we've never gone. Maybe something new to do next time?fancyfeet wrote:I'm getting hungry just reading all these! I love Disney popcorn (how could it possibly taste so much better than popcorn at home?), everything at Liberty Tree Tavern, and the meatloaf at 50's Prime Time. Oh! And everything at Ohauna's! Now I'm really hungry!!
You might want to give it a go sometime. When we were there in 2008 it was a character meal, and the characters had on Colonial-style costumes. Oh wow that sounds good! and what a cute idea for the characters to be in Colonial-style costumes! Being a character meal makes me want to try it even more since we usually do the Crystal Palace as a character meal but said this last time we probably wouldn't do it again since we've done it two times, so that sounds like a great option for us! I'm wondering if I've ever payed attention or knew about this restaurant before? Thanks for the info, and it's a good thing I just ate or I would be super hungry reading about all that food!cy1229 wrote:My girls and I totally love Liberty Tree Tavern. I think it's the type of food they serve, which is typical traditional American food, with potatoes, roast meats, dressing, green beans, etc. and it's served family-style. It's supposed to be standard "tavern fare" but it's a little more mainstream than what would have been served in an 18th century tavern.mjmcsl4me wrote:I see this Liberty Tree Tavern mentioned a lot, but we've never gone. Maybe something new to do next time?fancyfeet wrote:I'm getting hungry just reading all these! I love Disney popcorn (how could it possibly taste so much better than popcorn at home?), everything at Liberty Tree Tavern, and the meatloaf at 50's Prime Time. Oh! And everything at Ohauna's! Now I'm really hungry!!
When you feel up to typing it out, or scanning perhaps?, there is a Disney recipes threadbrerrabbit1 wrote:I love Libery tree Tavern!! My daughter,who is an extremely picky eater ate the most she's eaten at wdw when we went there!!They had a dessert called apple crisp cake,which I got the recipe for cause I loved it so much! I'm just too lazy this morning to type it out for you guys or I'd share it.My family wasn't real happy with me when I booked Liberty as a dinner meal but everyone ended up loving it!!
Here is the link for you... viewtopic.php?f=16&t=5546&start=135MOM knows best!!!brerrabbit1 wrote:I love Libery tree Tavern!! My daughter,who is an extremely picky eater ate the most she's eaten at wdw when we went there!!They had a dessert called apple crisp cake,which I got the recipe for cause I loved it so much! I'm just too lazy this morning to type it out for you guys or I'd share it.My family wasn't real happy with me when I booked Liberty as a dinner meal but everyone ended up loving it!!
I'm thinking of the movie Tangled right now...'Mama knows best'!cy1229 wrote:MOM knows best!!!brerrabbit1 wrote:I love Libery tree Tavern!! My daughter,who is an extremely picky eater ate the most she's eaten at wdw when we went there!!They had a dessert called apple crisp cake,which I got the recipe for cause I loved it so much! I'm just too lazy this morning to type it out for you guys or I'd share it.My family wasn't real happy with me when I booked Liberty as a dinner meal but everyone ended up loving it!!
