Monorail_Man_NJ
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Aug 9, 2017
San Angel is a sentimental place in our family, we go there every trip. Fun atmosphere. The "Mexican" food is different from our normal TexMex fare, but there are some options on the menu we enjoy. We ate at Teppan Edo few weeks ago. DH and I enjoyed it, although it wasn't any better / different than your average hibachi place at home (if you have one nearby). Our kids are more kids menu type of people, so they didn't enjoy the food - two of the three would prefer nuggets and fries. Biergarten is a fun atmosphere, but I have never personally been a huge fan of the food there. It is a buffet, with a small group you could theoretically be placed at a table with another family, like at Teppan Edo, and I am just not a lover of most German food. So my biased opinion would be San Angel out of the three.
We love Biergarten. It’s our tradition to go every trip. The tables seat 8 so you’ll probably be seated with another family. I’ve met people that are chatty and people that don’t say a word to us. Lol We usually try to introduce ourselves to whoever is eating with us.
I would presume of the 3 Biergarten is probably the best use of a DDP credit. I used it last year for Garden Grill Lunch and if it wasnt for the DDP credit I would have been upset. The food was not very good, although the characters were.
Personally, I think the food is a little different for each restaurant. The chips and salsa are the same and I believe the margaritas are as well. The food at San Angel Inn is more border/interior Mexico and La Hacienda is more coastal with some more seafood options. Personally, I am happy at either place, but my wife prefers San Angel Inn because it reminds her more of the food she had growing up along the border in Texas.Thanks for your input. Yeah my son is 10 but he is very adventurous and eats adult portions. We literally got every restaurant we wanted this trip must not be that busy in May.
Do you think San Angel and La Hacienda are similar food wise?
Adult and 1 Child.
Been to San Angel before but son loves the atmosphere. Also on DDP.
San Angel (Mexico)
Biergarten (Germany)
Teppan Edo (Japan)
The man here doesn't really like Mexican food so besides a venture into Fronteria Cocina we've bypassed Epcot's Mexico Pavilion food offerings.Adult and 1 Child.
Been to San Angel before but son loves the atmosphere. Also on DDP.
San Angel (Mexico)
Biergarten (Germany)
Teppan Edo (Japan)