Please stand clear of the doors for fable my tangency al-alejado of the

pouentas. Hey everybody welcome to unlocking the magic.

You're listening to show number 174.

And today we are going to be revisiting

our beloved tavern, that setback in the days of colonial times.

I'm talking about the Liberty Tree Tavern.

My, one of my favorite restaurants in all of Walt Disney World so before we

started recording and I was kind of jotting down what I wanted to talk about today I

realize that I cannot get through this show without my talk about

my mouth watering and I decided firmly that this may be my,

this may be my, this is, not maybe, this is my favorite restaurant in Walt Disney World.

Now that's funny to say because when you think about this restaurant, it doesn't have the

greatest menu in the world. Like the menu is fantastic, right? But it's not fine dining. And it's not like you go there and it's like a new menu every time and you can get to choose and figure out different dishes you want to have. It's kind of the same exact menu every time and it's like comfort food.

Well yeah and my soul just needs this when I'm at the parks like sometimes you just need consistency and you

sometimes just don't want to go out of the box like I want to know that I'm going to have a

great meal, I'm going to totally relax and might I say have like adult time because I feel like this is one of the restaurants.

It's not it's it's themed for sure but it's not necessarily themed for young kids and there's no characters but so that I feel like they kind of are in like a calm state because of that right It makes you feel comfortable like it makes you

set back in time where you almost feel like you shouldn't have your phone out

because it's not the time period with the phones who are around and everybody's kind

of in that old stool field it's not the

rain forest cafe that's what you're saying it's not the rainforest cafe it's not

be our guest it's not Cinderella's Royal Table, but it is still fantastic and I think sometimes like I don't know at least in our family like I feel like our kids and I need that downtime.

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