Even the atmosphere, which my daughter loved, didn’t make the experience better. We were completely unimpressed with all of it. When we called the manager over to complain about the wait, the service, and the lack of care, she didn’t seem very interested either. On top of all this, the server kept pushing the “club” claiming there were several Landry’s restaurants in our area (there are none within 80 miles of us), at one point admitted to us that he had given our drinks to another table that he had forgotten about, and then decided it was okay to ask me about my allergy related symptoms. Our server forgot to even follow up on it which caused significant delays in service and even ordering, and then brought a side salad out to me with a big chunk of bread right in the middle of it which caused even further delay. Like Laura, I also have a gluten allergy and had to speak with the chef before ordering.

While I may pay a few extra bucks more than I would at “comparable” restaurants at home, the theming and service typically make up for it and otherwise don’t leave me feeling like I’ve wasted my money or time. Since then, I’ve had many wonderful meals elsewhere on property. I don’t even remember what I ordered, but I do remember I didn’t enjoy it. I sort of expect inflated prices at Disney, but the food itself fell completely flat for me and couldn’t justify what they charge. Being seated in the meteor shower room took my rating down a few more notches since the noise rendered conversation practically impossible. The 40 minute wait for a table–despite having an ADR–began to sour my view of the restaurant. When I heard about the reservation, I was so excited. I was a relative Disney “newbie” when I ate here with some friends about 4 years ago. I pretty much agree with your review, though I’m likely to rate it much more harshly.

Expensive, disappointing food, noisy the great theming did not make up for its shortcomings. This is a fun treat but not something I would go back to this restaurant for. Our friend ordered the Chocolate Extinction for the table to share, and it was more than adequate for six of us. My husband’s sandwich contained such poor quality meat that he gave up halfway through. The soup was very tasty but only lukewarm the sandwich well-filled but so cold you couldn’t taste it. My son had chicken strips with waffle fries (the fries were the best prepared part of our meal), I had the tomato soup and a chicken salad sandwich on croissant (normally eat vegetarian but the selections didn’t move me), and my husband ordered some kind of sandwich with meats and cheeses. The food, when it arrived, was mediocre at best.

The servers were very pleasant despite the chaos. The staff was working very hard, but as others have noted, the service was slow. We were seated near the very cool octopus bar, although we did not choose any alcoholic beverages. The atmosphere is very exciting–if you don’t have a kid with special needs who is so frightened by the dinosaurs roaring that his dad had to take him to the restroom to decompress. We ate there a month after it opened with some friends. Recommended Disneyland Restaurants for First-Timers.Recommended Disney World Restaurants for First-Timers.Disney World Restaurants Menus & Reviews.Disney World Annual Passholder Discounts.

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