MGM - Best place to eat

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Best place to eat at MGM

Poll ended at Nov Thu 02, 2006 1:34 pm

Sci Fi Dine in
16
42%
Brown Derby
6
16%
Mama Melrose
6
16%
50's Dinner
10
26%
 
Total votes: 38

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Post by kapper1965 » Aug Sat 19, 2006 2:59 pm

and that area seems to get watered down ever time i visit. the tour gets shorter and shorter and the restaraunt seems to dissapear into the background more!

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Re: MGM - Best place to eat

Post by wdwguy » Aug Sat 19, 2006 3:32 pm

cikacz1981 wrote:whats the best place to eat in at MGM?
I've eaten at Mama Melrose a couple of times and it's always been pretty good. I like eating at Sci-Fi for the atmosphere, but the food is overpriced for what you get. Honestly, the Studios isn't the best park for good. Usually, we eat lunch at the ABC Commissary, and if we are staying for Fantasmic, we pick up a quick bite at one of the food stands near Rockin' Rollercoaster.
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Post by kapper1965 » Aug Sat 19, 2006 7:02 pm

mama melrose is very good. one thing you can do there is reserve a "fantasmic dinner package" at mama melrose. this will give you a dinner and priority seating at fantasmic. dinner costs about $32 but its a lot of food and good seats for the show. this way you don't have to get to fantasmic an hour early, you can show up casually 20 minutes before, worth the price/

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Post by Agosaol Brythwich » Aug Sun 20, 2006 1:01 am

Casting my vote for the Sci-Fi Dine-In. The food's decent, but it's almost secondary to the atmosphere, with the car-shaped tables, and the continuous trailers from the golden age of the genre... the place is designed to a T. Not sure if much has changed since I last went (about seven years ago, if my memory serves right).

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Post by kapper1965 » Aug Sun 20, 2006 8:30 am

the only thing i would change at sci-fi would be that the cars should have larger parties have the option to face each other. i went with a party of 6 and it was imossible to have a conversation with the folks in the back seat. other than that i love it!

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Post by dlpmikki » Aug Tue 22, 2006 4:19 pm

spaulo wrote:Btw, whoever said Backlot Express is gone, must have it wrong... AllEarsNet has a menu for the restaurant, updated as of June of this year:

http://allearsnet.com/menu/men_ble.htm
I think the place they are referring to is the open air one by the Honey I shrunk the kids playground. That has had a makeover and the pulled pork sandwich was excellent. I am also a fan of the Backlot.

For sit down I enjoy Mama Melrose because the food is usually excellent and reasonable price compared to Brown Derby (where food is good, especially the Cobb salad)

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Post by horizons1 » Aug Wed 23, 2006 4:26 pm

kkbowen12 wrote:My vote is for Sci-Fi. We ate there on our honeymoon back in June 93, so it will always be a favorite. It's also a great place for the family now that we have kids, and the food is prety good as well.
Our honeymoon was at WDW in 93 too. February, though! :D
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Post by Disneys America » Aug Thu 24, 2006 10:36 am

Love the food and the CMs at Prime TIme.

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Post by indysoarin19 » Aug Thu 24, 2006 12:23 pm

Of the four options, I've only eaten at the Brown Derby. Wasn't anything special. Atmosphere was good, but our waiter was terrible and the food wasn't memorably good. Been meaning to go to Prime Time or Mama Melrose's, but I'll have to wait for my next trip, whenever that is.
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Post by SysfailsChick » Aug Sat 26, 2006 11:02 am

I can't believe so many people chose Sci-Fi as their favorite. Too loud and way too many kids for me & my sweetie. We love a quiet(er) booth at Mama Melrose. The 4 cheese flatbread is bigger than the plate it comes on and is only $11.99. Sysfail always gets the Eggplant Napoleon and it is delicious too! A perfect lunch right after seeing Muppet Vision 4-D.
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