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paired with green beans, roasted potatoes, and golden beets. For starters, don't miss the
terrific house-smoked salmon with horseradish.
OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS
Prime rib may hog the spotlight, but steaks, burgers, and en-
trée salads often outshine the showy star of the menu. Sides such as potato gratin or mas-
carpone polenta are scene-stealers, as are from-scratch desserts.
SUMMARY AND COMMENTS
Prime Cut Café does a good job of making first-rate dining
affordable and approachable. Eighty-plus wines sold by the glass, taste, or bottle is an at-
traction for wine lovers, though wine snobs might find the list a bit lowbrow. The menu
offers lots of appetizers and snacks that pair well with wine, making this a great option
for a quick bite or grown-up get-together. The central location means that crowds swell or
recede according to events at nearby Anaheim Stadium, Honda Pond, or even what's hot
at the adjacent multiplex cinema.
SHOPPING
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DISNEYLAND
SHOPSADDREALISM ANDATMOSPHERE
tothevariousthemesettingsandoffersouven-
irs, clothing, novelties, jewelry, decorator items, and more. Much of the merchandise
displayed (with the exception of Disney trademark souvenir items), though, is avail-
able back home and elsewhere, so we recommend bypassing the shops on a one-day
visit. If you have two or more days to spend at Disneyland Resort, browse in the early
afternoon, when many attractions are crowded.
