For our last dinner on board the Disney Wonder I had the best meal of our cruise. French bread as an appetizer, aged Angus beef tenderloins, bacon (yes, bacon!) wrapped green beans and side order of French fries - because it's a French restaurant after all.
These larger than usual regular cuts were the exact same delicious and nearly perfect fries from our first aboard ship at Animator's Palate. Dessert was an old-fashioned ice cream sundae. This definitely made up for last night. Not just the best meal on the cruise, but the best meal - not to mention service, Stafford and Myriam were first class - I've had in a long time.
Ok, I was kind of following the train of thought here until you came to this conclusion:
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Triton (on his Little Mermaid daughter's themed boat) is the son of Poseidon and of Greek mythology. Not French.
Now, maybe you thought you were on the Magic's counterpart restaurant, Lumiere's, which was named for a French-accented candelabra.
Or perhaps, having consumed a few more nitites (aka bacon), you were trying to go down the "Better off Dead" dinner sequence celebrating Monique's visit to the USA. Monique was from France and Lane's mother at the dinner had made many "French" delicacies.
Anyway, glad your final "Dîner" onboard was a "Oui, oui", rather than an "Oy Vey!"
;-)
More like Better Off Dead, it was a French Dinner theme that night on the menu. Oui oui!
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