t - rex ( restaurant )
“if you are planning to visit orlando, you and your children will be pleased with the t - rex restaurant. ” in 170 reviews
for an appetite as big as t - rex! chili con queso dip with tri - colored tortilla chips, brachiosaurus bruschetta, t - rex adillas and onion rings .
cafe already i wouldnt bother with t rex cafe unless you' re really into dinosaurs .
watched most of the warriors playoffs at t - rex. great bbq, loved the happy hour menu. nice drinks, awesome service. i give t - rex a thumbs up !
t - rex may be on disney property but it is not your typical resort restaurant. the portions are large, the food is well prepared, the wait staff is courteous and professional. if you are visiting downtown disney try out the t - rex restaurant. they have menus for people of all ages .
estaurant on disney property. for the haters on price head to applebees off property, there you are not paying for the show and amazing service. t rex is not a disney restaurant
we have eaten many times at t - rex. this was by far the best service we' ve ever had .
t - rex restaurant features a bar area and televisions for guests to view the latest game. it has a happy hour with specials throughout the week. this eatery also offers brunch on saturdays and sundays .
t - rex looks like a must do, at least once to me. i have to agree about the pics—they’re wonderful. graet job and thanks .
this site is an excellent theme restaurant! i went past april 20, 2009 with my family .
- imagine a mixture of cotton candy and spirits. this new t - rex discovery is available in three amazing flavors. plus you get to keep the shaker !
a prehistoric dining atmosphere. featuring full - service dining and retail shop. t - rex has a build - a - dino workshop by build - a - bear .
enjoy tasty barbecue and more at t - rex restaurant. its casual setting is family friendly and features two floors for guests to dine. t - rex restaurant prepares creative dishes for meat lovers and veggie enthusiasts. an appetizer of chicken wings with spicy buffalo sauce, nachos topped with pulled pork or a garden salad will please the palate. guests can feast on an entrée of shepherd' s pie, memphis - style baby back ribs or grilled asparagus drizzled with olive oil. hearty sandwiches, soups and a variety of delicious sides are also on the menu .
i plan on trying it out soon. i think this will be a very popular restaurant at downtown disney .
chicken, roasted red bell peppers, green onions, monterey jack and cheddar cheeses grilled in flour tortillas. served with pico de gallo and t - rex avocado cream sauce .
your choice of tempura fried or blackened tilapia wrapped in flour tortillas and topped with red cabbage, fresh cilantro, pico de gallo and our t - rex avocado cream sauce .
the new t - rex restaurant at downtown disney near orlando, florida. scenes of several of the animatronic creatures and the decor of the themed areas. it wasn' t until after i had been walking around for a good ten minutes before an employee approached me and asked me not to video tape. but since they didn' t ask me to discard what i already have or not to post it, here it is !
i am planning to dine at this restaurant at noon times (between 12: 00 - 16: 00) - is it possible to dine in this restaurant without making prior reservation (e. g by waiting or by asking to sit on the bar)? .
lots of t shirts, key chains, etc. to take home with you .
this restaurant opened at downtown disney (dtd) at walt disney world in florida on october 14 th. this restaurant has a prime location in dtd. it is the first thing you see when you pull into the parking lot. it is located near mcdonald’s and fulton’s .
sandwiches served with house - made bbq chips. sub fries for $ 1. add cheese: blue, swiss, white cheddar - $ 1, add avocado $ 1, add t - rex bacon or guacamole $ 2
when you have a reservation here, you have to come early. we came 8. 50 pm, had a reservation for 9 pm, but didn 't get a table before 9. 20 pm. because this is a huge restaurant, but we didn 't know that. i was still impressed by ...
t - rex cafe takes you on a prehistoric adventure you’ll want to share with the entire family! enjoy face - to - face encounters with life - sized dinosaurs, hands - on educational activities, delectable food and phenomenal retail .
always a good time at t - rex. great waitress with excellent service. the food can be hit or miss so you need to watch what you get. my wife' s mushroom ravioli was very good. my chicken sandwich not so great .
eat, shop, explore and discover at t - rex cafe, featuring full - service dining, an interactive paleo zone and retail shop. t - rex transports you to a prehistoric world filled with enormous animatronic dinosaurs and delicious entrées cooked in the kitchen of fire. unearth the past in our educational paleo zone, and enjoy the wide array of merchandise found in our dino store. also, visit the first - ever build - a - dino™ by build - a - bear workshop ®, where you can make your own dino friend .
we recently tried the food at the t - rex cafe at disney springs and were disappointed. we decided to stop in for a midweek lunch and while the dino themed decor was fun, the food was not good and way overpriced. we stayed and had lunch ...
you check in at a podium outside and then when your “expedition” party is announced you are directed inside. of course with everything at disney there is a gift shop inside the restaurant .
poor service and reheated ribs... i traveled a long way for this? i won' t return .
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chili con queso dip, bruschetta, t - rexadillas, onion rings. add st. louis style pork spareribs 7. 99
we went to t - rex for brunch on mother' s day and it was very good - - - especially the cornmeal pancakes. wait staff was very attentive. next time w' er going for dinner and the bbq, which smelled delicious. and we' re also looking forward to the housemade bbq chips .
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i was actually so pleasantly surprised by this restaurant. it' s downtown disney and it is everything dinosaur with aquariums everywhere, i expected this restaurant to over charge you for semi - decent (if even that) food. to my surprise, my meal was actually excellent! i ordered from their seasonal / special menu and got their lomo saltado and it was so good! i love lomo saltado so i already had high expectations that they did not disappoint. it is soy sauce based compared to other places but it was still so good. i went with a group of ladies and all of their meals looked awesome as well. t - rex got the theme and food down pack - which can be hard to do. kudos to them !
i would definitely recommend t - rex to anyone who loves smoked meat. you can smell the smoker from across the street! i got half the smoked chicken with asparagus and mashed potatoes. my husband got the smoked brisket, mac and cheese with bacon and caesar salad. the smoked meats were the highlight of the meal .
t - rex was one of our favorite restaurants, but over the last several years has faded in quality. we have gone back several times over the last year and each time with mixed results, our last visit however was definitely subpar. the cheeseburger was served on a bun that quickly fell apart, the burger did not taste good, and at $ 15. was in our view overpriced. my wife said that her salmon sandwich had not enough salmon to fill most of the bun. we are writing this critical review because we hope that t - rex will return to an excellent everyday dining experience. but for now we need to express our disappointment .
didn' t eat any of the food. steak was horrible, no taste to potatoes. didnt pay for meal, went somewhere else .
this restaurant is really loud! food is good but overpriced; but then most things in this part of the world are overpriced. dinosaur themed atmosphere is amazing... the kids will love it. definitely worth a visit .
this was a horrible dining experience. the service was slow and inattentive. the food was mediocre at best. the
lean
brisket was extremely fatty. the coleslaw might have been stolen from kfc. we waited 20 minutes for the bill only to be told that the restaurant' s computer system had crashed and that we needed to wait longer. after another 20 minutes we were allowed to leave after promising to mail a check once the restaurant could generate a bill. two days later we received a bill (which we paid). there are many restaurants with way better bbq and far better service. don' t go here !
- chili con queso dip, bruschetta, t - rexadillas, onion rings. add st. louis style pork spareribs 7. 99 - $ 19. 99
i took my grandson and daughter to disney to celebrate his birthday. like most 7 year olds, he loves dinosaurs, so what a better place to go. the theming is spot - on, who amongst us doesn' t love being greeted by a big roaring t - rex? it was so cool... .. literally, they have an ice cave inside. the food was good, just what you would expect at a kid / family oriented place. we shared the chicken nachos, which were huge... grandson had the chicken nuggets, dino shaped of course. the staff was very friendly and never left us wanting for anything. i can' t wait to go back .
this looks like a fun place to dine…i wouldn’t expect anything from the food, though. that way, if it’s any good, i can be pleasantly surprised .
we came to trex for my girlfriends fathers birthday and when we came inside we were very surprised with all the detail done to this restaurant with all the different dinosaurs and lighting. . the ribs were the best! !! fall off the bone, perfectly seasoned and cooked. . the ...
we tried t rex for brunch, having enjoyed the bbq there on many occasions. reserved on open table, but the hosts could find no record of it. putting diplomacy skills to work, the hosts rattled off names of other reserved parties, as if to suggest i' d forgotten my name when booking. neither were they persuaded by the confirmation email i pulled up on my phone. i mentioned that, oddly enough, this reservation glitch happened once before but the hosts insisted they never ever had a problem. in the end, they granted us seating in a restaurant that was more than half empty with no other parties waiting for a table. once seated, the waiter admitted in a hushed voice that t rex has had problems with the open table reservations system. he asked us to report the problem to open table & copy them on the email. i think i would' ve been willing to help troubleshoot had the hosts made an effort to make us feel at all welcome, or had the food been better. on to the food. the waiter recommended crab cakes benedict with poached eggs served on a bed of spinach. also ordered: chicken wings w / waffles & two eggs any style. while the eggs in the benedict order were nicely poached, the crab cakes were greasy on the outside and slimy inside. the presentation skimped on both hollandaise and spinach. this dish ordinarily comes with home fries & i asked to substitute whole wheat toast. what i got were pale, limp french fries. to the waiter' s credit, he recognized the error and put in the toast order. a few minutes later, i was served white toast. wheat toast was again requested and produced on the 3rd try. the chicken wings were good; the waffle woefully undercooked, doughy and limp. brown sugar kitchen has nothing to fear from t rex here. it' s hard to go wrong with two eggs any style, especially when your' style' is scrambled, so no point deduction on that part of the order, but you can get two eggs almost anywhere. bottom line: t rex is good for bbq, but go elsewhere for brunch .
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. sure, it is busy, noisy, and a bit kitschy, but that all is to be expected in disney springs. what i can' t get enough of is the staff! i have
food was good. service was excellent. the only thing i didn' t like was that they took it upon themselves to write in a 22% tip on the charge slip. because of the great service, i probably would have given them a little bit more, but i just didn' t like the idea of them adding the tip. fyi, i used a passport card which says they can add an 18% tip, but why 22% ? usually a restaurant would add the tip to the food receipt, not the charge slip, which i should fill out and sign. oh well. like i said, the food is good. the nachos platter is huge and great for lunch. we' ll give them another chance .
had the spinach and beet salad which was very good. the brussel sprouts side dish is good but would be better if they didn' t steam the sprouts. probably should have pan fried and tossed them .
we didn' t have a reservation. it seems if you go on a weekday the line is short. we waited 15 min. i heard them say on the weekends it can be a 3 hour wait .
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people complain about the cost but my family had a blast! !! what isn’t expensive these days. i had a wiser than me older fellow tell me if you have the money just enjoy it because life is short and
we came here because my nephew loves dinosaurs. it' s great that they have an area for the kids to play while waiting but it seemed like we waited a lot longer than the wait time we were given. when we were seated, the restaurant was dark and loud so it was hard to have a conversation while we ate. it also took a long time to get our food. granted, we did have a large party but the food took wayyyyyyy too long. the wait staff also forgot to bring our appetizer and the dessert took so long that we ended up just telling them to pack it up to go. it' s definitely cool if you have kids that like dinosaurs because they' ll love how the restaurant looks and having the dinosaurs all around. but i wouldn' t recommend it for little toddlers because between the wait to get seated and the wait to get our food, the toddlers were hangry buy the time the food came .
t - rex is an interesting place. it' s made for kids and families. there are several sections and we sat in one with mammoths and other dinosaurs. every 15 min or so, the lights go out and the animatronics move and lights flash. my kid was a bit afraid of it, but it didn' t seem to bother most. the food is something you' ll find at like a chili' s or applebees. burgers, salads, fish, ribs, etc. i got the rack of ribs which was okay. they were tender and fell off the bone. sauce was on the sweeter side. didn' t care too much for the slaw, but decent. the server was nice and even gave my kid a cupcake when she found out it was her birthday. place is really busy, but the line moved fairly quickly. get a reservation if you must eat here, but we did standby and it was probably a 20 - 30 minute wait for a party of 3 .
quite an interesting décor disney springs offers so much, and even late the area was full of people. we headed to t - rex café, expecting a long wait even so late in the evening. there was a wait, only 40 minutes, but there was also a sign that they have open seating at the bar. although we were six, my wife has a knack of coming up with solutions and we found ourselves sitting together along the bar. the décor in the entire restaurant, including at the bar, was fantastic. we sat under a giant octopus and enjoyed watching a beautiful saltwater fish tank. i' m sure tons of reviews describe the interior, so i won' t struggle to come up with my own attempt to describe it again. on to the food. i had something called a triassic trio, and it was quite a trio. it was a char - grilled steak, a skewer of shrimp, and a dish of shrimp and scallops in a chimichurri sauce. the shrimp and scallop dish was superb, i absolutely loved the flavor of the sauce. the skewer of shrimp, which included pieces of onion and other usual skewer items, was also great. as for the steak, not as great but still fine. when i eat steak, which is seldom, i usually go for sirloin or ribeye, the more flavorful cuts. of course, this steak lacked flavor to me, and it wasn' t that tender even though i got it rare. the dish also came with a good amount of wild raptor rice. i thought the busy bartender did a good job taking care of us. the food was a little slow. a few of us ordered appetizers as their meal and they came out first, followed by the entrees several minutes later. would have preferred everything to arrive at the same time. it was a good 30 minute wait for the entrees from the time we ordered. don' t know if the order was staggered on purpose, which would be unfortunate, or it just worked out that way. i don' t think a visit to orlando is complete without dining at one of these restaurant' attractions'. we were glad we experienced dining with dinosaurs .
guess we were just a number to them. we got the bill and was waiting to pay when employees came out and sang happy birthday to another kid and gave him dessert. my girl didn’t get a 🎶 or anything. very disappoint
sides were good; popular with the kids = 4 teenagers. since t. rex is a bbq joint, i was disappointed with the meat. it tended to be dry, not juicy. we ordered all the meats from smoker and seemed like they gave us meats that were sitting on the grill for longer than needed. that' s why i wouldn' t recommend it as a bbq place. service was spotty because we had to keep asking for stuff: no dishes & place settings when we arrived so had to ask for plates; had to ask for bbq sauce; had to ask for more napkins. at one point i had to get up and go to another table to get silverware... not a great message since i was charged a tip in advance because our group was 9. don' t think i would recommend this place to foodies like myself. finally, i was miffed about open table not allowing me to reserve a table for 7 pm that day. we were there from 6 - 8: 30 pm and the whole upper floor was empty the whole time we were there. so, clearly there were tables / reservations available at 7 pm for our large group. not going to make reservations thru open table anymore. this has happened to me more than once and i don' t want to put my dining dollars thru open table reservations anymore... .
we made a brunch reservation for a group of 10 for my birthday. we were the first to arrive at the restaurant when it opened and were seated right away. the experience went downhill from there. our waitress has a horrible attitude from the start, she made it seem like she was doing us a favor waiting on our table and i saw several eye rolls. she seemed inexperienced and i understand serving a large table can be daunting but it' s part of your job in food service and customers shouldn' t be able to tell you are overwhelmed or annoyed. after sitting for 10 minutes we still hadn' t received our waters. i had to leave to table to ask to be given our water and drinks. i wasn' t given my drink until close to the end of my meal which came out wrong. my husband' s side dish was cold. i care too much about working people and sympathize too much with how it is to work a hard service job to not tip so i tipped the waitress above what her poor attitude and even worse service deserved. the food overall was not good. i cook better food at home. the fried chicken was burnt, ribs were dry, bread was stale. if it wasn' t for the beautiful weather and the hike i had planned for the rest of the day this brunch could have seriously ruined my special day. i will never come back to this place. poor service, mediocre (at best) food .
you’re really going here & paying for the atmosphere & the experience. wouldn’t rave about the food. i had the meteor meatloaf. it was uncooked in the center because it’s really a round ball rather than a loaf. the drinks are way overpriced and way ...
this place is so cool! i remember visiting here about 10 years ago and thinking to myself “i can’t wait until i have kids and can bring them here. ” when planning our 10 day disney trip this was the first table service meal we had! ...
i had the ribs - they were overcooked and then covered with sauce to hide the fact. everything else was just fine. the potato salad, beans, and caesar salad were all good. service was a bit erratic, especially since things weren' t very busy .
my personal favorite for the rooms was the ice room. i don’t know if you can ask for different rooms but i would enjoy this one. all the rooms have lots to look at so it should keep everyone busy while they are dining. be sure to bring your camera .
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booked a table for brunch on mother' s day, thinking we were going to get some good southern cooking. instead, we found a mostly empty restaurant that should have been able to provide wonderful service and food. yet, it took almost 10 minutes before a server came to our table to greet us and take a drink order... despite walking by our table a half dozen times. we ordered food and the food took almost 40 minutes to get to the table - again, the restaurant was not even half full. my order of biscuits and
beef brisket
gravy was awful. the biscuits were cold and the gravy seemed like it was made from a powder packet - there were no chunks of beef brisket, not even a sign of brisket in the luke warm white glaze. my wife' s cornmeal pancakes were a disappointment, and the kids split a
banana battered french toast
that was anything but battered (it looked more like re - heated frozen french toast from a box). even my coffee wasn' t served hot. truly a disappointment on mother' s day. we live in the neighborhood, and will not be back for a second visit .
the t - rex cafe is what you get if you take rainforest cafe and change all the gimmicks to cretaceous era dino' s just before the meteor strike that wiped them out. for fun, every 20 minutes or so the entire place comes to life as though its actually happening again. people into dinosaurs will probably eat this up. for dinner i had the absurdly huge doublesaurus burger which was pretty decent. the waffle fries were a bit disappointing but the burger made up for it. to drink i had the lava flow which is basically a piña colada with strawberries on top. i highly recommend this adult beverage. overall the big drawback here is the big prices, but it is disney springs so you aren' t really going to get anything on the cheap. i' m not entirely sure i would come back, but if you are in the area and a member of you or a member of your family is into dinosaurs it really is likely to be an awesome experience for them .
kathy, thanks for posting such wonderful photos. i think my 9 year old son would love to eat there – and we will be there next june. your comment indicates they are going to accept reservations, which really surprises me since the rainforest at dtd doesn’t take them. but, i hope they do – i refuse to wait hours for mediocre food. lol
this establishment makes good cocktails and the food is adequate. most entrees are too big to finish so it' s definitely two meals worth of food. in all honesty, i' ve had better bbq, but there' s isn' t bad. my friend ordered her burger medium rare and it was delivered well - done making it dry and difficult to choke down .
if your a carnivore this is the place for you. the bronco burger is huge and juicy and fred flinstone would be proud of you if you ate here and the ribs are delish! the atmosphere is quite cave like with dino' s every where the kidos will love it and don' t forget to visit the gift shop. prices are a little high but you are at disney and yolo !
this is comparable to the rain forest cafe but instead of jungle animals you are surrounded by dinosaurs. very cool atmosphere and the kids absolutely love it. a little on the pricey side since you are in disney and you are going to pay those prices but it is worth it if you have never tried. i suggest you make a reservation otherwise you are in for a long wait based on the popularity of this restaurant. the food is average and you are only really going here for the entertainment value and not the food. when we make our trip back to disney next summer this will definitely be on our itinerary when we go to downtown disney !
certainly one of the best dinosaur restaurants. an animated dinosaur begged for dinner scraps the whole meal. the kids were terrified of the 3' bug, but it didn' t hurt anyone while we were there at least. the kids loved it. there are several places to eat inside so if managed to make reservations back in the ice age, try eating in the ice cave. someone in line said they tried for two months to get reservations here. i guess we got lucky. very cool mood with great food and creative drinks .
i had passed this interesting looking restaurant many times and thought i looked like a fun place to celebrate. the menu looked interesting and there was a trendy industrial look. however, the waitperson introduced herself by explaining how tired and out of it she was, so that if she forgot to bring the birthday dessert, we should remind her. we ordered a bottle of champagne, a full rack of ribs and some sides. i asked for water 3 times. when the salad came, it had not been dressed. it took 20 minutes. when the ribs came, they were dry and crisply overcooked. the 4 asparagus spears were tasty but meager. the waitperson was not around to order wine from, as we had only ordered a half bottle of champagne. we were told each time someone passed, how short staffed they were on that saturday night. we had to find her for the dessert and check as there was an event we were attending nearby. the pecan pie came after a long wait, served with 2 spoons. it was so dry it shattered when i finally got my spoon into this thing. overall, extremely extremely disappointing for a 65th celebration. next time we will go to e & j for ribs that will tenderly fall off the bone. feh .
this place is expensive. but this place is also delicious and a really cool experience, especially if you have kids! ! my advice would be to put your name in as soon as you arrive to disney springs to avoid an absolutely ridiculous wait. there' s also an option to make a reservation but i' m not sure how. anyway on the fun stuff! our waiter was very friendly and attentive even though the places was packed. everyone' s food was delicious and came out without a problem. i ordered the lemon salmon over pasta, this was over a week ago and i' m still thinking about it. salmon was flaky and nicely seasoned, veggies still had a nice bite, and the sauce was somehow rich and light at the same time. the light show (asteroids) and dinosaurs were really cool, my son couldn' t stop looking around at the sights. there are differently themed rooms around the place, like an icey tundra and underwater. all are fantastic with aquariums and dinos in each room. there' s also a boneyard (sandpit) for kids to' find' dino bones. we come here for a bit even when not eating here because it' s covered and usually not too packed! in summary there' s cheaper places to eat but if you' re going whole hog for the disney experience this is the place to do it !
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i arrived about 4: 20 pm and was amazed to see so many people standing outside .
there is a fenced area where the kids can play in the sand and find some bones. with the crowd outside it was hard to find the area but it is to the right of where the safari car is located .
there is also a build a dino shop in the back where you can create your own dino .
it’s like finding your own artifacts right on the table. the kids should love it with all the dinosaurs .
they do move and roar. they have signs by them to indicate what type of dinosaur they are so you could use it as a learning exercise .
kathy, i love the pix you include in your entries. as they say, a pix is worth…
this place looks like a lot of fun. if i ever get to wdw with my dnephews, i’d definitely take them there .
great job kathy! you really reviewed it well. the ice room is the best room in my opinion as well. have you eaten there since the review? what’d you think ?
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disney springs tm 1676 east buena vista dr. lake buena vista, fl 32830
surround yourself with the sights and sounds of a prehistoric world when you explore this dinosaur - themed café teeming with hands - on discovery zones and creative cuisine .
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budding paleontologists will literally dig this area of exploration at the perfect shady spot to play before getting seated for your big dining adventure. fun features include a giant sand pit with hidden bones and basins to pan for precious stones and gems .
guacamole, pepper jack cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, brioche bun served with seasoned fries. mega - size 4. 00
slow - roasted st. louis style pork spareribs, bbq sauce, seasoned fries, coleslaw
fire - roasted rotisserie chicken, slow - roasted st. louis style pork spareribs, seasoned fries, coleslaw
hold on to your hats! this drink, featuring skyy infusions citrus vodka, midori melon liqueur, malibu coconut rum, 99 bananas liqueur, sweet & sour and pineapple juice will blow you away .
this drink really packs a punch! a mixture of captain morgan original spiced rum, banana liqueur, dekuyper peachtree schnapps and tropical fruit juices .
a frozen blend of icee flavors layered in our collectible souvenir cup that' s yours to keep .
available december 2, 3, 9, 10, 16, and 17 from 8: 00 - 10: 00 a. m. reservations can be made by calling (407) wdw - dine
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if you go here, the steak was absolutely amazing! ! i had the triassic trio and was delicious! ! i would so go there again and have it again .
my family loves this place so much that we go here every time we visit orlando! definitely make reservations as it books up quickly and you have almost no chance as a walk in. if you can, ask to reserve a place in the ice ...
the food was descent but the atmosphere was amazing. the service was amazing too. we will definitely be back. my 2 year old daughter was scared at first but loved it by the end .
we stop here on our visits here. a fun experience for the family around dinosaur theme. if you have smaller kids there is a time when lights go dim. thunder and lightning happens. plan accordingly. good variety on menu .
our traditional chicken wings, tossed in buffalo sauce and served with carrots, celery and bleu cheese dressing .
dig into these fried onion rings, piled high and served with our bbq ranch and buttermilk ranch dressings for dipping .
mozzarella sticks lightly breaded, fried to a golden brown and served with our marinara sauce .
start at the summit of this delicious heap of tri - colored tortilla chips topped with seasoned ground beef, melted queso, black beans, pico de gallo, green onions, cheddar cheese and sour cream .
golden - fried chicken tenders breaded with coconut, piled high and served with our coconut curry and honey mustard sauces .
traditional sherry - based onion soup baked with a large crouton and bubbling swiss cheese .
fresh mixed greens tossed with carrots, cucumbers and roma tomatoes, served with your choice of dressing .
grilled chicken, romaine and iceberg lettuce, black olives, cucumbers, carrots, blue cheese crumbles and dried cranberries tossed in a raspberry vinaigrette dressing and topped with candied pecans .
iceberg, romaine and baby greens with goat cheese, strawberries, dried cranberries, red onions and candied pecans. tossed in a balsamic vinaigrette dressing .
rotisserie chicken, mixed greens, celery, tomatoes, blue cheese crumbles, chopped egg and bacon. tossed in a balsamic vinaigrette dressing .
build your combo with your choice of soup and either any half sandwich or any half salad .
add a jurassic salad or lava tomato basil soup for $ 5. 99 .
fresh pasta layered with tomato and meat sauce, ricotta, mozzarella and parmesan cheeses, baked to perfection and served with caesar salad .
walk on the wild side with our massive mushroom ravioli simmered in a rich lobster cream sauce with roma tomatoes and fresh spinach .
all burgers are served with potato chips. substitute waffle fries for $ 0. 99, add a jurassic salad, caesarsaurus salad, asteroid french onion soup or tomato basil soup for $ 4. 49, super - size any burger with a second beef patty for $ 2. 99
a 100% beef burger piled high with a fried onion ring and your choice of lettuce, tomato, pickles and cheese .
a true carnivores choice! two 100% beef burger patties piled high with a fried onion ring and your choice of lettuce, tomato, pickles and cheese .
a 100% beef burger topped with our smokin’ mojo bbq sauce, cheddar cheese, bacon and a fried onion ring. served with your choice of lettuce, tomato and pickles .
a 100% beef burger topped with guacamole, a fried onion ring, pepper jack cheese, crispy bacon and your choice of lettuce, tomato and pickles .
all sandwiches and wraps are served with potato chips. substitute waffle fries for $ 0. 99. add a jurassic salad, caesarsaurus salad, asteroid french onion soup or tomato basil soup for $ 4. 49
grilled chicken, tossed with tarragon, celery, onions, toasted almonds and mayonnaise. served on a croissant with lettuce and tomato .
a classic reuben with corned beef, melted swiss cheese, steamy sauerkraut and thousand island dressing on grilled marble rye, served with coleslaw .
traditional - style cheese steak with sauteed onions and peppers, topped with melted monterrey jack and swiss cheeses, served with lettuce and tomatoes on a toasted hoagie roll .
oven baked pizza dough with grilled chicken, lettuce, bacon, pepper jack cheese, avocado, tomato and lemon aioli .
a traditional blt with shaved turkey breast, pepper jack cheese and mayonnaise on toasted white bread. served with coleslaw .
add a jurassic salad, caesarsaurus salad, asteroid french onion soup or tomato basil soup for $ 4. 49. add waffle fries for $ 0. 99
breaded beef steak fried golden brown, topped with country gravy and served with red skinned garlic mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables .
charbroiled flat iron steak served with our tender tar pit fried shrimp and tempura shrimp. served with red skinned garlic mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables
seasoned grilled chicken breast sauteed with spinach, onions, roasted red bell peppers, zucchini, peas and mushrooms served over red skinned garlic mashed potatoes in a light tomato and roasted red bell pepper broth .
tender, slow - roasted pork ribs, basted with bbq sauce. served with your choice of two of the following sides: red skinned garlic mashed potatoes, waffle fries, raptor rice, baked beans, cinnamon apples, coleslaw or seasonal vegetables .
a hearty combination of fire - roasted rotisserie chicken and sly’s st. louis ribs. served with your choice of two of the following sides: red skinned garlic mashed potatoes, waffle fries, raptor rice, baked beans, cinnamon apples, coleslaw or seasonal vegetables .
fire - roasted rotisserie chicken, sly’s st. louis ribs and tar pit fried shrimp served with your choice of two of the following sides: red skinned garlic mashed potatoes, waffle fries, raptor rice, baked beans, cinnamon apples, coleslaw or seasonal vegetables
add a jurassic salad, caesarsaurus or tomato basil soup for 3. 99. add waffle fries for 40. 99. add asteroid french onion soup for $ 4. 99 .
tender shrimp tempura - battered and fried, served with roasted vegetables, jasmine rice and an orange wasabi sauce for dipping .
tender shrimp lightly fried golden brown, served with tartar and cocktail sauces, waffle fries and coleslaw .
flaky cod fish, golden fried, served english - style with tartar sauce, waffle fries and coleslaw .
fillet of salmon seared on a cedar plank and topped with a roasted hazelnut and frangelico butter, served with seasonal vegetables and raptor rice .
a combination of our fish & chips, tempura shrimp and tar pit fried shrimp served with waffle fries, coleslaw and dipping sauces .
warm chocolate and vanilla donut holes, with powdered sugar. served with caramel and chocolate sauces for dipping .
a gigantic portion of chocolate fudge cake served with ice cream, fresh whipped cream drizzled with fudge and caramel sauces and sprinkled with butterfinger® crumbs. enough for two or more
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when you have a child who is fascinated with dinosaurs this is a fun place to take them. there are different themed rooms available to dine in (ice age, coral reef, forest, etc). they have different animatronic dinosaurs in each area that will move and make noises. there is a meteor shower that occurs every 15 minutes so smaller kids may not like the darker lights, noise, and lights. the food is fine and the portions are large. the pricing is a little higher than you may at other locations, but the environment helps off set. i was able to make a meal of the quesadillas and have left overs as well so if you are flexible on the selections you have a wide range of options and price ranges. service has been consistent for us the 3 times we have been here. there has not been anything that stands out, but nothing they were short or did not meet our expectations. we do have the landry' s membership card which is always helpful to show up and be seated and not have to have a reservation. great option to check out.
t-rex cafe is a prehistoric themed restaurant that includes a gift shop , along with animatronic dinosaurs that move and roar . t-rex cafe has differently-themed restaurant sections , such as prehistoric insects ( which includes enlarged animatronic insects ) , ice age ( which includes ice caves and animatronic mammoths ) , and under the sea ( complete with jellyfish ceiling and large aquarium ) . in the dinosaur-themed area , a gift shop allows customers to " build-a-dino " , which is provided by build-a-bear workshop , who works in partnership with t-rex . t-rex cafe is owned by landry 's , inc. , which started back in 1980 in katy , texas . landry 's went private in 2010 when tilman fertitta , the ceo of landry 's and a large shareholder , made an offer to buy all shares . landry 's is no longer traded on the nyse . the first t-rex cafe restaurant opened in the legends outlets kansas city in kansas city , kansas , followed by the opening of another at disney springs ( formerly downtown disney ) in walt disney world resort , orlando , florida on october 17 , 2008 . ( it appears to have been themed around the rite of spring segment of fantasia . ) it features tyrannosaurus rex , apatosaurus , albertosaurus , triceratops , mammoths , stegosaurus , parasaurolophus , arthropleura , pterosaurs ( including pteranodon and rhamphorhynchus ) , sea jellies , large insect models , alongside a pachycephalosaurus , 13-foot wide octopus , and 2 fish tanks . there is a 2-min . meteor shower with various sized asteroids , and the ice cave turns from a blue or purple-pink color to orange to give the feeling it is melting , and all animals hoot , roar , and go berserk . t-rex has a fossil dig in which kids can uncover a t-rex or find their own fossils to keep and/or split a geode open . they have interactive touch screens that have games , toon clips , and things to learn about several of the creatures at the restaurant . outside there is an argentinosaurus skeleton and on the other side a parasaurolophus sits in a pond fed by a waterfall with some plants by it . the restaurant looks like a forest with snowy mountains in the middle . 
t-rex cafe is a prehistoric themed restaurant that includes a gift shop, along with animatronic dinosaurs that move and roar. t-rex cafe has differently-themed restaurant sections, such as prehistoric insects (which includes enlarged animatronic insects), ice age (which includes ice caves and animatronic mammoths), and under the sea (complete with jellyfish ceiling and large aquarium). in the dinosaur-themed area, a gift shop allows customers to " build-a-dino ", which is provided by build-a-bear workshop, who works in partnership with t-rex. t-rex cafe is owned by landry's, inc., which started back in 1980 in katy, texas. landry's went private in 2010 when tilman fertitta, the ceo of landry's and a large shareholder, made an offer to buy all shares. landry's is no longer traded on the nyse. the first t-rex cafe restaurant opened in the legends outlets kansas city in kansas city, kansas, followed by the opening of another at disney springs (formerly downtown disney) in walt disney world resort, orlando, florida on october 17, 2008. ( it appears to have been themed around the rite of spring segment of fantasia .) it features tyrannosaurus rex, apatosaurus, albertosaurus, triceratops, mammoths, stegosaurus, parasaurolophus, arthropleura, pterosaurs (including pteranodon and rhamphorhynchus), sea jellies, large insect models, alongside a pachycephalosaurus, 13-foot wide octopus, and 2 fish tanks. there is a 2-min. meteor shower with various sized asteroids, and the ice cave turns from a blue or purple-pink color to orange to give the feeling it is melting, and all animals hoot, roar, and go berserk. t-rex has a fossil dig in which kids can uncover a t-rex or find their own fossils to keep and/or split a geode open. they have interactive touch screens that have games, toon clips, and things to learn about several of the creatures at the restaurant. outside there is an argentinosaurus skeleton and on the other side a parasaurolophus sits in a pond fed by a waterfall with some plants by it. the restaurant looks like a forest with snowy mountains in the middle.
t-rex cafe is a prehistoric themed restaurant that includes a gift shop, along with animatronic dinosaurs that move and roar. t-rex cafe has differently-themed restaurant sections, such as prehistoric insects (which includes enlarged animatronic insects), ice age (which includes ice caves and animatronic mammoths), and under the sea (complete with jellyfish ceiling and large aquarium). in the dinosaur-themed area, a gift shop allows customers to " build-a-dino ", which is provided by build-a-bear workshop, who works in partnership with t-rex. t-rex cafe is owned by landry's, inc., which started back in 1980 in katy, texas. landry's went private in 2010 when tilman fertitta, the ceo of landry's and a large shareholder, made an offer to buy all shares. landry's is no longer traded on the nyse. the first t-rex cafe restaurant opened in the legends outlets kansas city in kansas city, kansas, followed by the opening of another at disney springs (formerly downtown disney) in walt disney world resort, orlando, florida on october 17, 2008. ( it appears to have been themed around the rite of spring segment of fantasia .) it features tyrannosaurus rex, apatosaurus, albertosaurus, triceratops, mammoths, stegosaurus, parasaurolophus, arthropleura, pterosaurs (including pteranodon and rhamphorhynchus), sea jellies, large insect models, alongside a pachycephalosaurus, 13-foot wide octopus, and 2 fish tanks. there is a 2-min. meteor shower with various sized asteroids, and the ice cave turns from a blue or purple-pink color to orange to give the feeling it is melting, and all animals hoot, roar, and go berserk. t-rex has a fossil dig in which kids can uncover a t-rex or find their own fossils to keep and/or split a geode open. they have interactive touch screens that have games, toon clips, and things to learn about several of the creatures at the restaurant. outside there is an argentinosaurus skeleton and on the other side a parasaurolophus sits in a pond fed by a waterfall with some plants by it. the restaurant looks like a forest with snowy mountains in the middle.