Our family got a chicken platter with half a roasted chicken, corn on the cob and potatoes and a kid's fish and chips with fish, fries, and grapes and a frozen Butterbeer (the best drink ever – kind of like a mild cream soda infused with butterscotch in slushie form). We all shared everything. The chicken was tender. Everything was so delicious. I was full by the end. The portions are fairly large and you won't want to carry around leftovers so (especially if you want to save some money) I suggest sharing meals. We only ended up ordering 2 meals (an adult meal and a child's meal) for 3 people (2 adults and 5-year-old). It worked for us. If you're going to be at the WWoHP, you need to stop here and eat. If you come during normal lunch hours (or dinner hours, I assume) then you will wait in line to get in.
Once you get into the building, you will wait in another line inside (where the building is air conditioned, thankfully). While in this line, you will get the chance to look at sample plates of items on the menu, helping you decide what you want before you even get up to the counter.
Then, you will be told which line to go to for someone to take your order. Whichever line you were told to go in is then the line you will wait in to receive your food once it is ready.
Then when you are ready to sit, there will be a woman that will show you to your table. That means you don't have to find your own seat. I think this is a wonderful concept.
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