Appetizer question (for DDP)

[gopherit]

Ok, I see that B&C is rated as table service for the DDP.

What would be considered an "appetizer" at B&C? WOuld soup classify? What else?

I can't figure out if we should just pay cash to go get our B&C fix, or use TS from the dining plan.... :help:

[withdisneyspirit]

They are supposed to have great onion rings that are $4.00. I would assume this to be an appetizer. I think I would look at past meals cost at B&C for your family to decide if it is worth it:teacher:

[gopherit]

They are supposed to have great onion rings that are $4.00. I would assume this to be an appetizer. I think I would look at past meals cost at B&C for your family to decide if it is worth it:teacher:

I looked at past meals - and from the "dessert" stnadpoint you come out ahead at B&C (because the sundaes count and they are 7-8 bucks). I was thinking of only using 2 or 3 adult TS for our meal there. If soup counts as an "appetizer" my dd would be thrilled with that. She and I could split a sandwich and the soup. But they may consider soup as an entree - hard to tell. I was also thinking that 2 No Way Joses would be MORE than ample (can't imagine all 5 of us getting one - yikes!)

The kids' meals just are not a good deal on the DDP at B&C so I thought I would save those for somewhere like Le Cellier where they would get more utility.

Unfortunately, DH doesn't like onion rings (I love them, and in fact had them at B&C last trip... but I'm the ONLY one in my family that eats 'em! Oh well!)

[withdisneyspirit]

I would definitely think soup should be an appetizer:beaniepro Can you tell I just love to talk about food:yummy:

[KNWVIKING]

Soup is not something I'm used to seeing on an appetizer menu, it usually falls under the Soup & Salad portion. However, a quick glance at the B&C menu leaves a lot of room for interpretation. If the $3.99 onion rings were considered an appetizer I don't see why they wouldn't treat a $3.99 soup the same way.

[PolyColleen]

I swear that soup is an "extra" ie, appetizer. We ate at B&C a few years back with a voucher, given to us by our DVC sales rep while they did the paperwork for our purchase. My Dad always laughs about the "free" meal that cost us over $20,000... Anyhow, we couldn't believe how much was included and some of us had the soup, some the onion rings. The voucher was like the DDP -- appetizer, entree, dessert, beverage and tip. Fries come with the sandwiches, and then we had dessert. There was no way we could finish! YUM.

[Rash]

What about the to-go counter at B&C? Shouldn't that be considered counter service?

[withdisneyspirit]

What about the to-go counter at B&C? Shouldn't that be considered counter service?

I'd like to know this :listen: Come to think of it, though, can you get anything but icecream products on the to-go line?

[Colorado Belle]

When I checked , B& C wasn't listed as couner service (on the take out ).