`trying to decide between fulton crab house and cape may for a seafood dinner. the menu does not give the cost of the buffet at cape may - how much is it? which of these restaurants would you suggest?
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!
we found big plant for free. you can claim there here: https://bellingham.craigslist.org/zip/d/bellingham-free-free-couch-end-tables/7306650475.html no, sorry but i don't think there will be a coupon for mc donalds... i think you can probably find somehow to get a free ice cream, but not salad... and the bacon ranch is good, too. that is still 135 more than i'd pay you. don't do it! make one! they are simple to make. go to gumbopages.com for the best creole and cajun recipes online....i live down here. it's for people who want to make stuff right with good ingredients. the gumbo du monde on that site is better than any i've ever had out at restaurants for true! my bar in cp might be your stop there are lots of places along the california coast that are just as nice, and not quite as expensive. santa barbara, san luis obispo, san juan capistrano, san diego, santa rosa, etc.

san jose has what's called a "mediterranean" climate. so if your tastes run to europe, you could live in spain, italy, greece, etc. spain and greece are relatively inexpensive.

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<p>for me is also better.</p>
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<p>ciao</p>
<p>maurizio</p> theparaloft.com has the best prices i have seen... either are good choices, but if price is a concern, then the hi broadway is a good choice. nothing is too far away in vancouver - transit is easy.