Disneyland Trip Planning
Topic: Plaza Inn Chicken vs Knott's

#	Author	Message
31	sjdimon Sun 7/12/2009 8:59a	PI for sure. We went to both last summer - and The PI beat Knotts HANDS DOWN.
32	Dabob2 Sun 7/12/2009 9:40a	Knott's Chicken Dinner is simply not what it used to be. Years ago, it would have been a hard question to answer (and back when Mrs. Knott was around, KBF would have gotten the nod for sure); now it's not so hard. PI wins now.
33	SleepingBeauty82 Sun 7/12/2009 3:12p	I'll wait for them to come out with a frozen version like Marie Callendar's and Claim Jumper have. LOL.
34	amazedncal2 Mon 7/13/2009 8:24a	Our latest tasting of Knotts fried chicken (and boysenberry pie) was at the Halloween Haunt ticketed dinner. The chicken was OK but the pie filling tasted like a Hostess pie :P I assumed that since it was a buffet, nothing would be quite the same as ordering from the menu. After reading these posts I'm not so sure BUT I'm feeling this NEED to check it out for myself :) A trip to Disneyland is never complete for me without eating a chicken dinner at the Plaza. It tastes like "broasted" chicken that I used to get at a local restaurant when I was a kid :) My vote is Plaza!

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