what do you serve with fish fillets?
what kinda of side dish goes with fish fillets?
rice, mac and cheese, slaw, potato salad...
thinly slice, sauté in some butter and oil, season with salt and pepper, and enjoy! you could also add slices of them to a lasagna (a great way to 'hide' vegetables for non-vegetables eaters), or grate them and add to meatloaf to keep the loaf nice and juicy. for a sweet application, make zucchini bread! i made a batch almost every weekend. hi amanda, hello from north carolina, too! disney's yacht club is one of my favorite resorts so i have dined at the fantastic cape may cafe several times. just looking at the web page makes my mouth water! seafood-and-more dinner buffet this seafood-and-more buffet offers a mouth-watering array of clams, mussels, crab legs, shrimp, ribs, chicken and more. round out your meal with such hearty sides as mashed potatoes, chard and bacon, and corn on the cob. be sure to save room for the delicious assortment of seaside sweets, including the decadent oreo bon bon! also on that page is an added note: please note: disney characters join guests for breakfast only. if you have your heart set on dining with the characters you will need to make a breakfast reservation. thanks for stopping by the disney parks moms panel with your question. be sure to let us know if we can help you with any other questions! wishing you a magical vacation, amy h hi, les! seafood is a huge favorite when my family goes out to eat, so we've made it a mission to hit all of the seafood restaurants at walt disney world. the cape may cafe features a buffet meal that includes a variety of seafood dishes, other hot entree selections, soups, salads, and desserts. the meal for adults varies in price from about $40 - $60 (the price fluctuates based on peak season and peak weekend days). fulton's has an extensive seafood menu. you'll find everything from shrimp and grits to steamed maine lobster. there are other options for non-seafood eaters, but you will definitely get a seafood dinner if you dine here. if i was going to choose between the two, i would probably opt for fulton's. i can't say for certain on any given night if the cape may cafe will have crab legs on the buffet, but i know for sure that if i have a craving for crab, i'll be able to order it at fulton's. not to further confuse matters, but if you are looking for a really nice meal in a beautiful restaurant, check out the boathouse in disney springs (formerly downtown disney). the menu changes daily to reflect the freshest seafood and raw bar items, expertly prepared, with incredible service. it may be one of the best dining exepriences at walt disney world. good luck making this tough choice! i think the fish you are describing is "tropheus". they are a very pretty & aggressive smaller fish. you are correct that all of casey's entrées come with a side of regular fries. the chili-cheese french fries are considered a snack, and therefore you would need to use a snack credit on the disney dining plan or pay out of pocket if you'd like to order them (and they are so worth it!). while you're there, consider ordering one of their monthly special hot dogs or loaded fries from the limited time offerings menu. this month features a dog topped with hash browns! hi paulette,i have picked up some money saving tips during my travels to wdw (food being one of them!)....i will try and give you a few other options i have come across.magic kingdom: pecos bill café located in frontierland has a complimentary condiment bar (cosmic ray's has this too by the way!) where you can load up on additional items such as pan fried mushrooms, pan fried onions, tomatoes, pickles, etc...etc...when you purchase one of their meals. i normally order the hamburger which is quite large and load up on all of these extras, then my daughter and i will share...after all of these extras as well as fries to split it is more than enough for us.downtown disney: wolfgang puck's express has quite an extensive menu (express style) and we love their pizza's. these are easily shared in my opinion and offer many different variations of toppings (we will have one that we share and 1/2 will be ordered with what i would like and the other half with cheese only, what my daughter loves!). they also offer chicken, pasta, salads, etc...coronado springs resort: the pepper market is my all time favorite quick service restaurant where you actually have a server bring you your beverages and clear your table but you go up to the marketplace, order your own meal and can choose between many (and i mean many!) different stations. they offer mexican, wok kitchen, deli station, grill station (1/2 rotisserie chicken with fries...love this!), pizza (larger sizes), etc...as well as their bakery station...yum! there is always leftovers to take home here or you could certainly share!i have run out of space, so i suggest you try these and look at what other people order, what the proportions look like at other locations as well as extras (such as complimentary condiment bars, etc...). i am sure you will have luck finding many more options! best wishes,brigitta No secret about my identity


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and I am a puffin hi abagayle! palo is my favorite restaurant of all time! please order the chocolate souffle and the panna cotta for dessert...you will love it! you can check your personal navigator, disney cruise line's daily newsletter to check for the times that the youth clubs take the kids to eat. if it coincides with your palo reservation then she will be taken to dine. i never took advantage of that during the dinner hours. i would take my kids upstairs (pool deck) before i had to get ready for palo and get them a meal there. this way, i would spend some time with them and i would make sure that they ate something. after that, they were off to their youth club for more fun! don't worry about her being hungry later on...you can always order room service at the end of the evening...it's included in the price of your fare and no one goes to sleep hungry! i hope this helps abagayle. have a wonderful trip! let me know if there is anything else i can do for you. thanks for visiting the moms panel. ahoy, andrea! i'm so happy to hear you're considering a disney cruise with your daughters. they are at great ages to enjoy a disney cruise line vacation to the fullest! dining on a disney ship is usually a great experience for children and parents alike. with rotational dining, you'll dine in a different restaurant each night, and your servers rotate with you. your dining room team will learn your favorites, know your names, and are happy to fill special requests when they can! my daughters have grown attached to our servers on each cruise, getting photos with them and talking about them for weeks post-cruise. your fidgety diner is sure to be entertained by the servers as well as the interactive, fun atmosphere in the dining rooms. if you're worried she can't sit still for the whole meal, you can always request her food be served early. our youngest is always in a hurry to get to the oceaneer club after dinner, so we have them bring her food first. she's usually finished by the time we're finishing our entrees, and i walk her to the kids' club before they serve dessert. it's a win-win - she gets to go play and we get to relax and have dessert at the end of our meal! for families with second dinner seating, children can take part in dine and play. let your server know when you arrive that your child will be participating - their meal will be served early, and youth counselors will come to the dining room and escort them to the kids' club while parents enjoy their meal at a more leisurely pace. please come back and visit the moms panel if you have any more questions - we're happy to help! have a magical day! - diane w. hi mary! disney offers guests to option to enjoy a variety of dining experiences during their stay. from classic fish and chips to filet mignon and lobster, there are plenty of cuisines for every palate throughout the walt disney world resort. one of my must-do dining experiences is at ohana at disney's polynesian resort. offering great food, good drinks and a phenomenal dessert, it is easy to see why ohana's has become a fast favorite of many guests. with a reservation, guests are escorted to their dining table, while a cast member will give you details on the history of ohana and show you their wood fire grill area, where skewers of fresh meat and shrimp are being turned and expertly handled. you will be served a variety of foods, from vegetables to meats, all served fresh, family style and all you can eat. the dessert is amazing, and one that is widely known and replicated at home. although there are no characters nor dancers, they do have live entertainment in the form of a hawaiian ambassador who passes out leis, sings traditional hawaiian songs. she invites all the cousins, as guests are affectionately called, to dance and sing and take part in some of the festivities of the evening. there is a great article on the disney food blog that can offer you more specific details about every aspect of the meal. it can be found at the independent website disneyfoodblog.com. we absolutely love ohana and i'm sure you and your family will as well. hope this helps you plan your magical vacation! -malanie