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Pei Wei Near Disney World?


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We're going in May to Disney and I had ( and still might) go to PF Chang's but then I saw how swanky it was. Can you go in shorts and a t-shirt? If not, I thought I'd check out Pei Wei since it seems more casual. We're staying at Pop Century so if anyone can tell me if their gluten-free food is good and about how long it'll take us to get there...I'd appreciate it.

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We're going in May to Disney and I had ( and still might) go to PF Chang's but then I saw how swanky it was. Can you go in shorts and a t-shirt? If not, I thought I'd check out Pei Wei since it seems more casual. We're staying at Pop Century so if anyone can tell me if their gluten-free food is good and about how long it'll take us to get there...I'd appreciate it.

THANKS!!

I can't help ya with the Pei Wei issue. But, my daughter and I stayed at the Pop Century over President's Day weekend. Make sure you talk to the chef and/or manager, and you'll have no problem eating gluten free!!! One day we had pizza, one day I had sloppy joes on gluten-free bread, lots of fruit and veggies available. And, they even had gluten free brownies and cookies (prepackaged) in the food court refrigerated area, though...they aren't refrigerated. =)

Just prepare for extra time for food preparation. Pizza was readily available, but the gluten-free pizza required an extra 20 minutes. I wanted an extra 10 minutes for them to "fetch" gluten free buns for our slppy joes and burgers.

We'd stay in the Pop again, in a heartbeat. It was awesome. I hope you have a great time!!!

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I have no idea about the Pei Wei either, but PF Chang's isn't so formal. You could go there in jeans or khakis and a decent top and be OK, but maybe not shorts.

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I can't help ya with the Pei Wei issue. But, my daughter and I stayed at the Pop Century over President's Day weekend. Make sure you talk to the chef and/or manager, and you'll have no problem eating gluten free!!! One day we had pizza, one day I had sloppy joes on gluten-free bread, lots of fruit and veggies available. And, they even had gluten free brownies and cookies (prepackaged) in the food court refrigerated area, though...they aren't refrigerated. =)

Just prepare for extra time for food preparation. Pizza was readily available, but the gluten-free pizza required an extra 20 minutes. I wanted an extra 10 minutes for them to "fetch" gluten free buns for our slppy joes and burgers.

We'd stay in the Pop again, in a heartbeat. It was awesome. I hope you have a great time!!!

Thanks! Did you talk to the chef before you got there or when you arrived? We're counting on eating outside of Disney to save money..but if the food court is good..that'd be great. Kara doesn't eat enought to warrant eating at all of the sit down restaurants and then us leaving with $100 or more check.

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