Universal Food Thread

[belloq87]

Those prices are aggressive.

You can get entrees at multiple CityWalk table service restaurants in that price range.

 

[TheCodeMan95]

I really love seeing them slowly go through the parks and upgrading the quick service locations.

Are there any remaining locations without updates at this point?

 

[Parkscope Joe]

Those prices are aggressive.

You can get entrees at multiple CityWalk table service restaurants in that price range.

It does come with a soft drink with the combos which helps. CW that’d be separate.

 

[belloq87]

It does come with a soft drink with the combos which helps. CW that’d be separate.

I guess? 90% of the time, I'm an ice water drinker!

 

[Parkscope Joe]

I guess? 90% of the time, I'm an ice water drinker!

They also sell platters without the coke freestyle cup.

 

[JohnHammondsCane]

Whew! Those prices are a lot for generic theme park food. Seems like more and more, we're going to be heading out to City Walk or just snacking. $20 - 25+ for a burger(or chicken tenders??), fries, and soda?

 

[Skold]

I brought my own sandwich and got a free cup of pickles today and a great view of Velocicoaster at Burger Digs.

All in exchange for a $15 beer

 

[Captain Spaulding]

They also sell platters without the coke freestyle cup.

Yeah, so a buck or 2 savings from a Cowfish burger. I guess you save on the 20% tip?

 

[Parkscope Joe]

Yeah, so a buck or 2 savings from a Cowfish burger. I guess you save on the 20% tip?

I’d deff prefer a cowfish burger over the burger digs! Still, cowfish is $22-$26 while BD is $17. Not defending the prices just putting into context.

 

[Brian G.]

Even before the latest price hikes, I’ve always said that if you’re only ordering one meal, a sit-down restaurant at CW is often the better value than QS.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

wrong info