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Sun, 09/06/2009 - 14:13
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Captain's Grille at Beach Club

The crew I am going to Disney with are not seafood lovers - but I have always wanted to visit the BC resort so I thought dinner there one night would be nice.

I see on the Captain's Grille menu there is steak and chicken so I thought this would be a good place to take my non seafood lovin' family. I'd love reviews/opinions of the Captain's Grille vs Cape May Cafe please

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Mon, 09/07/2009 - 02:57
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UnbalancedLibra wrote:
The crew I am going to Disney with are not seafood lovers - but I have always wanted to visit the BC resort so I thought dinner there one night would be nice.

I see on the Captain's Grille menu there is steak and chicken so I thought this would be a good place to take my non seafood lovin' family. I'd love reviews/opinions of the Captain's Grille vs Cape May Cafe please

Captain's Grille always smells good when we walk by! laugh I'm not a seafood eater, either, and have always found great things on their menu. I'm a BIG fan of Cape May Cafe, though. And they have a buffet, so there are ALWAYS things for everyone to eat. (You could always do the Cape May Cafe breakfast -- it has the characters.)

Also -- don't forget Beaches and Cream!

Mon, 09/07/2009 - 12:32
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admin wrote:
UnbalancedLibra wrote:
The crew I am going to Disney with are not seafood lovers - but I have always wanted to visit the BC resort so I thought dinner there one night would be nice.

I see on the Captain's Grille menu there is steak and chicken so I thought this would be a good place to take my non seafood lovin' family. I'd love reviews/opinions of the Captain's Grille vs Cape May Cafe please

Captain's Grille always smells good when we walk by! laugh I'm not a seafood eater, either, and have always found great things on their menu. I'm a BIG fan of Cape May Cafe, though. And they have a buffet, so there are ALWAYS things for everyone to eat. (You could always do the Cape May Cafe breakfast -- it has the characters.)

Also -- don't forget Beaches and Cream!

Maybe we'll check out both laugh
I will NOT forget Beaches n Cream!!!

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Mon, 09/07/2009 - 12:32
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UnbalancedLibra wrote:
The crew I am going to Disney with are not seafood lovers - but I have always wanted to visit the BC resort so I thought dinner there one night would be nice.

I see on the Captain's Grille menu there is steak and chicken so I thought this would be a good place to take my non seafood lovin' family. I'd love reviews/opinions of the Captain's Grille vs Cape May Cafe please

We've had only one meal at Captain's Grille, but we really enjoyed it. It's pretty standard, though. Kind of like eating at a regular restaurant at home. Not a lot of themeing.

I LOVE cape may cafe, though. The character breakfast is great, and the clam bake is really fun. Even if you don't like seafood, there are enough food choices. But I wonder if your family wouldn't enjoy breakfast there better. mickey

Mon, 09/07/2009 - 12:35
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Annie wrote:
UnbalancedLibra wrote:
The crew I am going to Disney with are not seafood lovers - but I have always wanted to visit the BC resort so I thought dinner there one night would be nice.

I see on the Captain's Grille menu there is steak and chicken so I thought this would be a good place to take my non seafood lovin' family. I'd love reviews/opinions of the Captain's Grille vs Cape May Cafe please

We've had only one meal at Captain's Grille, but we really enjoyed it. It's pretty standard, though. Kind of like eating at a regular restaurant at home. Not a lot of themeing.

I LOVE cape may cafe, though. The character breakfast is great, and the clam bake is really fun. Even if you don't like seafood, there are enough food choices. But I wonder if your family wouldn't enjoy breakfast there better. mickey


Well, my grandmother LOVES seafood so I'm thinking maybe we'll do Cape May Cafe while she is with us - that might be nice. Nw I ust need to decide if that il work the first night we're there...

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Mon, 09/07/2009 - 14:52
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Yeah if you have a seafood lover I think the Clam Bake is probably the way to go.

Mon, 09/07/2009 - 15:17
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Yeah if you have a seafood lover I think the Clam Bake is probably the way to go.

I like seafood and so does grandma - CJ just may gag though laugh

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Mon, 09/07/2009 - 16:14
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UnbalancedLibra wrote:
Brad wrote:
Yeah if you have a seafood lover I think the Clam Bake is probably the way to go.

I like seafood and so does grandma - CJ just may gag though laugh

WDW almost always has an option. I'm sure there are plenty of kids who don't go for seafood.

Mon, 09/07/2009 - 16:46
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Brad wrote:
UnbalancedLibra wrote:
Brad wrote:
Yeah if you have a seafood lover I think the Clam Bake is probably the way to go.

I like seafood and so does grandma - CJ just may gag though laugh

WDW almost always has an option. I'm sure there are plenty of kids who don't go for seafood.


Oh, I'm sure - I meant gag from the sight/smell laugh

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Tue, 09/08/2009 - 16:30
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I love hitting those places at off-hours. Very relaxing.

 
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