Good Dining in Anaheim?

Alex · 11-05-2007, 11:13 AM

I'd disagree with Storytellers. I always find the food unimpressive and several times bordering on bad and with poor service. But generally the lines aren't too bad so that is a point in its favor.

The Doubletree is by the Convention Center, right? If you've a car driving another half mile that way down Harbor you'll get to strip malls that have a number of the standard chain restaurants (Red Robin, Outback, Buca di Beppo, etc.).

If you're looking for a quick bite then take a look at the grill at Whitewater Cafe in GCH. Their breakfast stuff is large, their nachos are huge (but seem to vary widely in quality by preparer) and it isn't too expensive.

11-05-2007, 11:13 AM	#3
Alex . Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 13,354	I'd disagree with Storytellers. I always find the food unimpressive and several times bordering on bad and with poor service. But generally the lines aren't too bad so that is a point in its favor. The Doubletree is by the Convention Center, right? If you've a car driving another half mile that way down Harbor you'll get to strip malls that have a number of the standard chain restaurants (Red Robin, Outback, Buca di Beppo, etc.). If you're looking for a quick bite then take a look at the grill at Whitewater Cafe in GCH. Their breakfast stuff is large, their nachos are huge (but seem to vary widely in quality by preparer) and it isn't too expensive.
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