Disney Dining Reviews - Studios
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50's Prime Time Cafe - Disney Hollywood Studios Submitted by a Disney Food Lover-(thank you! :-)
Cost = $85 (or 1 DDP credit per person) not including tip for 2 adults and 1 child. We didn't get too many jokes or antics but we were not tempting our waiter either. I was quietly reminded about keeping my elbows off the table, not being a tattle tale, and we were both reminded to our walkie talkies (cell phones) away. The decor was fun, just like in an old 50s kitchen. We liked watching the TV black and white sitcoms. The dessert menu was viewed in a viewmaster (old toy if you don't know)... DS liked that. Other people were getting about the same...
The milkshakes are delicious! Very thick with real ice cream (as I say) unlike the pureed milkshakes with a lot of artificial flavoring added (that's what the SciFi Diner milkshakes are). Best milkshake ever and quite a big serving (included as drink if on the dining plan). Strawberry is my favorite flavor for milkshakes but I had to try the Peanut Butter and Jelly too so I took one of those to go for dessert... calories don't count when on vacation.
I had the seafood salad for an appetizer. It was very good, better than what I expected for a "diner". DW had the crabcake - I thought it was good but my wife says Flying Fish Cafe has the best crabcake.
The pot roast was very good. Meat was tasty and tender, gravy was a lighter beef gravy. Large portion for a lunch (I still ate it all!).
My wife had the chicken pot pie - she liked it but it was a lot of food.... I'll vouch that it was a LOT of chicken pot pie, and delicious (I took a small taste - was plenty full from my own food).
For dessert, my wife had the hot fudge sundae. All the sundaes being served were huge... The kids meal was good here too. My son enjoyed his chicken nuggets...
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