Hi all!
We are now an avid Super Suppers family. The food is great and reasonably priced. Has anyone used the Dinner Station? Just curious. They seem to have a more extensive menu - just curious what the quality is like.
Could you guys tell me about Super Suppers and Dinner Station. I have no idea what it is or what you are talking about and it sounds really interesting.
We have not tried Super Suppers, but we do enjoy Dinner Station. The food is very good and the Bradfords are really nice people. Give them a try. I think you will be delighted.
Yazmyn, it's a service where they do all the food prep for you and you go in to their kitchen and throw together the ingredients to the point where you can take them home and freeze them. It's usually dinner entrees but also desserts and like Sunday brunch items. You can google them to see their prices and menus. It's a fun thing to go do w/ girlfriends you don't see very often (hi, Maggie!).
I've used the Dinner Station in Corinth was very pleased. You cannot beat the convenience and the not-having-to-clean-up part. I guess I haven't been back, though, because we've kinda gotten into a healthfood kick in our house and it seemed like it was hard to put together a package of their meals and avoid, say, higher-fat or higher-carb meals.
I've tried both...I thought the meat at Super Suppers was gritty and thin.....I like the Dinner Station better, the quality of meat is much better.
I'd like to try this as well... Dream Dinners is another one, and they have locations in Arlington, Ft. Worth, Frisco, Grapevine, and NRH... I'm contemplating trying it this weekend, since they have an introductory special for 6 meals for $49.50... www.dreamdinners.com
I'd love to hear any tidbits you get on this... I've often wondered the same thing!
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Hi M.! I am addicted to Dinner Station. I don't know HOW I didn't do this earlier! I've never used Super Suppers, but the girl who turned me on to it all uses both, and she said they are pretty much identical in quality - but that Dinner Station menus are generally bigger. Not sure what area you are in - I am up in Lewisville and go to the Highland Village Dinner Station. I make meals for me, my husband, and our 2 year old, so I do the half size portions. The only complaint I have is when I do fish, the fish is a really small portion and we're still hungry, but other than that, I really enjoy it.
Most of them will end up with some type of open house where you can taste the dishes - maybe check that out.
In any case, I am seriously bummed that I did not invent this idea, and I am a monthly customer!!!
