A culinary adventure.
Family friendly dining options in all different lands.
Walt Disney World is the place to go for a foodie, and it has some of the best restaurants in the world! Each park has its share of Quick Service restaurants, Table Service restaurants, and Snack options.
A Quick Service restaurant is where you order food and pick it up at the window, and it will be an entire meal. This will be a seat yourself, and a reservation is not required. Think of Quick Service like a fast food restaurant or cafe but immensely better quality.
Table Service is when you make a reservation, are seated by a hostess, and you are served by a waiter. Most of these require advanced dining reservations, but there is always a chance at getting a walk up reservation. I would allow 90-120 minutes to truly enjoy these options.
Snack places are more like a grab and go or a quick service without a full meal, but a lot of them will keep you full until the next meal time!
Do not miss the special events and special dining opportunities as well!
$ – $14.99 and under
$$ – $15- $34.99 per adult
$$$ – $35-$59.99 per adult
$$$$ – Over $60 per adult
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Adventureland
Adventureland is a great place to grab a bite right after you get off Pirates of the Caribbean, and it also has the original Dole Whip at Aloha Isle! The restaurants here do not get enough love because Jungle Skipper Canteen is a great option if you like exotic food and a lot of different options that DO NOT taste like theme park food!
Fantasyland
Fantasyland has so many princess options! Cinderella’s Royal Table is the most expensive, but it is worth every penny for your little princess to meet her princesses! Do not miss Lefou’s Brew and Giant Cinnamon roll at Gaston’s Tavern or the Nutella Waffle at Sleepy Hollow! You can also get the famous turkey leg in Fantasyland (Not my favorite, but it is a big deal to some)!
Frontierland
You cannot go wrong with Peco’s Bill if you like Mexican food, and Westward Ho has some specialty snacks!
Liberty Square
Liberty Tree Tavern is Thanksgiving food the Disney way, so it is to die for! Do not miss the Ooey Gooey Toffee Cake – trust me! Columbia Harbour House has some great, refreshing seafood options as well!
Main Street
Main Street Bakery is full of sweet treats so everyone in your group should be able to find something that appeals to them! Crystal Palace and The Plaza Restaurant are yummy meals with heavy food, and Tony’s is the only Italian option in Magic Kingdom!
Tomorrowland
There are some easy options in Tomorrowland, but these are not going to be super exciting or different. These so tend to have smaller crowds though! The highlights are the Bubble Bread and Cream Cheese pretzel at The Lunching Pad!
Customize Your Taste Buds!
