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Summary
Great Value
Reviewer's Comments
This is one of the best values at Disney if you like sharing. My husband and I go and order two tapas each, and then share all four. I usually have 2 glasses of wine, and he has one. The bill is always about $55, and we usually leave food. We recommend the lamb cigars, the chili shrimp, and the Mediterrean dip platter. All are fantastic.
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Summary
Excellent food and value
Reviewer's Comments
Spoodles was fantastic. We made reservations here the day we wanted to go (we visited Disney in May 03). The food was fabulous, the service excellent, and the atmosphere relaxed. We had the Mediterranean dips as an appetizer. This included three dips and was also served with a basket of breads and also hummus. The dips were so good and we liked that the server explained each one when they brought them to the table . We have since been looking for recipes for all three dips.
I had the grilled pork porterhouse with goat cheese polenta for my meal and my husband had the Orecciette pasta dish. Both were amazingly good. The presentation was like what you see the chefs on the food network do. The pork had an oak grilled taste and the sauce on top was very, very good. My husband can be picky but he loved his pasta dish as well. We also shared the crème brulee for dessert and this was outstanding.
All in all the service was wonderful, the food yummy, and the price not at all bad for dinner at a Disney restaurant. We spent about $70 including tip and keep in mind we had two alcoholic beverages, an appetizer, two entrees, and dessert. We also shared a cappuccino with the dessert. Again, great value for the price paid, especially for Disney. You felt like you were in a five star restaurant without the five star prices. It was our favorite restaurant of the week. We also had gone to the Rose and Crown pub at Epcot, Tappenyaki at Epcot, Nine Dragons at Epcot and the Rainforest Cafe at Animal Kingdom. We are going back to Disney Dec 04 and Spoodles is on our list ofrestaurants to eat at.
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