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Old 05-31-2009, 11:56 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Where's good to eat near Disney but not in the Park

Can anyone recommend some really good diners/restaurants that aren't going to break the bank. We are aware of places like Denny's but are there other places that you just get in California where you get a good choice of food?

We like most stuff other than sushi.

We don't want to eat at Disney/Downtown Disney every day as it gets too expensive.
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In and Out Burger is a classic California burger joint, and it's cheap too. We have one here now too, but we always used to stop at the one that's not too far from DLR. IN-N-OUT Burger

There's also a huge shopping center just to the east of DLR that has a good selection of restaraunts like Bubba Gump, etc. There are even more down Harbor Blvd. a bit. Not necessarily money-savers, though.
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There is a lot within walking distance or short ride. Tony Roma's is on Harbor, just down from the IHOP. Bubba Gump and a bunch of others is in Garden Walk.

bradk linked (from his Stitch Kingdom website) to a website that has a walking map of Anaheim. It lists restaurants within a 20 minute walking distance (including Garden Walk). It should be a great help with what you're looking for.
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Check out Garden Walk - shops and restaurants. http://www.anaheimgardenwalk.com/

I like to eat at Mimi's cafe on Harbor Blvd, and Tony Romas for ribs.
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