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The Ultimate Walt Disney World Dining Guide

Dining at Walt Disney World is more than just eating—it’s an adventure, a show, and sometimes even a character-filled spectacle. With over 200 restaurants across four theme parks, resorts, and Disney Springs, planning your meals can be just as thrilling as planning your rides! Whether you’re a foodie, a family with picky eaters, or a Disney first-timer, our expansive guide will help you navigate the culinary magic of Walt Disney World! Get ready for expert tips, insider secrets, and the latest on pricing, reservations, and the best spots to catch fireworks with your dessert!

Why Disney World Dining is an Experience

Walt Disney World isn’t just a theme park—it’s a world-class dining destination. From Mickey-shaped snacks to Michelin-recognized fine dining, every meal has the potential to become a core memory! Disney’s culinary scene is constantly evolving, offering everything from immersive themed meals and character breakfasts to rooftop dinners with panoramic views of fireworks. Planning where and how you eat can elevate your vacation from great to unforgettable!

Park Dining Overview

Dining at Disney World falls into several categories:

  • Table Service: Sit-down restaurants with servers, ranging from casual to fine dining. Many require advance reservations.

  • Quick Service (Counter Service): Fast, casual eateries where you order at a counter—think of it as Disney’s version of fast food, but with much more variety and quality.

  • Character Dining: Meals where Disney characters visit your table for photos and autographs.

  • Signature/Fine Dining: Upscale restaurants with gourmet menus and immersive atmospheres.

  • Rooftop Dining: Elevated experiences with sweeping views, often perfect for fireworks.

  • Snack Stands and Carts: For those must-have churros, popcorn, or Dole Whip.

Each park and resort offers its own unique lineup, so you’ll never run out of new flavors to try.

Types of Dining at Walt Disney World

Table Service Restaurants

Table service restaurants offer a sit-down dining experience with a server. These range from casual family-friendly spots to upscale signature restaurants. Most table service locations, especially the most popular ones, require advance reservations. Prices typically range from $25–$65+ per adult, with signature dining often much higher.

Quick Service (Counter Service)

Quick service restaurants are Disney’s answer to fast, delicious meals without the need for reservations. You order at a counter or via mobile ordering, pick up your food, and find a seat. Menus range from burgers and pizza to international fare and creative plant-based options. Prices average $12–$20 per adult entrée.

Character Dining

Character dining experiences are a Disney rite of passage. These are typically buffet or family-style meals where beloved Disney characters visit your table. You’ll find these in-park and at select resorts, with prices from $45–$80+ per adult and $29–$47 per child.

Signature/Fine Dining

For those seeking a gourmet experience, Disney’s signature restaurants deliver world-class cuisine and service. These venues often feature prix fixe menus, unique settings (like Cinderella Castle or a rooftop with fireworks views), and sometimes a dress code. Expect to pay $60–$250+ per adult.

Rooftop Dining

Rooftop dining is a standout experience at Disney World, offering stunning views—especially during fireworks. Top choices include California Grill, Topolino’s Terrace, and Toledo – Tapas, Steak & Seafood. Prices are typically $50–$150+ per adult.

Average Cost of Dining in the Parks

Dining Type Average Adult Price Average Child Price Notes
Quick Service $12–$20 $8–$12 Entrée, drink, and sometimes dessert
Table Service $25–$65+ $15–$35 Buffets and character meals higher
Signature/Fine Dining $60–$250+ $35–$100+ Prix fixe menus at top-tier locations
Character Dining $45–$80+ $29–$47 Includes character meet-and-greets
Snacks $5–$10 — Dole Whip, churros, popcorn, etc.
 

Prices vary by restaurant, meal, and season. Tax and gratuity are not included.

Disney Dining Plans: How They Work and What They Cost

Dining Plans are back for 2025 and offer prepaid meal packages for guests staying at Disney-owned hotels. They’re a great way to budget for meals and enjoy flexibility across the parks and resorts.

Quick-Service Dining Plan

  • Includes 2 quick-service meals, 1 snack, and 1 resort refillable mug per night.

  • Price: $59 per adult, $25 per child (ages 3–9) per night.

Standard Dining Plan

  • Includes 1 table-service meal, 1 quick-service meal, 1 snack, and 1 refillable mug per night.

  • Price: $97.79 per adult, $30.56 per child per night.

Dining plans can be redeemed at over 170 locations, including many quick-service and table-service restaurants, character dining, and select snack carts. Meals and snacks can be redeemed at any time during your stay, and unused credits roll over day to day until checkout.

Character Dining

Character meals are a fantastic way to meet favorite characters without waiting in line. These experiences are especially popular with families and tend to book up quickly.

Top Character Dining Experiences

Restaurant Location Characters Price (Adult/Child) Notes
Cinderella’s Royal Table Magic Kingdom Cinderella + Princesses $80+ / $47+ Dine inside the Castle
Crystal Palace Magic Kingdom Winnie the Pooh & Friends $45–$65 / $29–$41 Buffet, Main Street views
Chef Mickey’s Contemporary Resort Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, etc $62 / $39 Buffet, monorail views
Garden Grill EPCOT Mickey, Chip, Dale, Pluto $62 / $39 Rotating restaurant
Akershus Royal Banquet EPCOT Disney Princesses $65–$80 / $41–$47 Norwegian-inspired cuisine
Tusker House Animal Kingdom Safari Mickey & Friends $62 / $39 African flavors, buffet
 

Reservations are essential and can be made 60 days in advance.

Fine Dining & Signature Restaurants

Disney’s signature restaurants are the pinnacle of the resort’s dining scene, offering gourmet menus, top-tier service, and immersive atmospheres. Many have received accolades, including Michelin recognition.

Top Signature Dining Spots

Restaurant Location Cuisine/Experience Price (Adult)
Victoria & Albert’s Grand Floridian Resort Award-winning fine dining $295+ prix fixe
California Grill Contemporary Resort Modern American, rooftop fireworks $89+ prix fixe
Monsieur Paul EPCOT (France Pavilion) French, upscale, prix fixe $195+ prix fixe
Citricos Grand Floridian Resort Floridian, citrus-infused $60–$100
Flying Fish BoardWalk Seafood, steak $50–$90
Tiffins Animal Kingdom Global flavors, artful decor $50–$100
Le Cellier Steakhouse EPCOT (Canada Pavilion) Canadian steakhouse $60–$100
Topolino’s Terrace Riviera Resort French/Italian, rooftop views $49–$89
Capa Four Seasons Orlando Spanish steakhouse, rooftop $80–$150+
 

Signature dining often requires two dining plan credits and advanced reservations.

Counter Service

Quick service is Disney’s answer to fast, delicious meals without the need for reservations. Here are the top picks in each park:

Magic Kingdom

  • Columbia Harbour House: Seafood and sandwiches, great upstairs seating.

  • Casey’s Corner: Classic hot dogs, prime parade/fireworks views.

  • Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn: Tex-Mex, huge portions, indoor seating.

EPCOT

  • Connections Eatery: Modern, diverse menu, lots of seating.

  • Regal Eagle Smokehouse: BBQ, hearty portions, great value.

  • Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie: French pastries and sandwiches.

Hollywood Studios

  • Docking Bay 7 Food & Cargo: Star Wars-themed, creative menu.

  • Woody’s Lunch Box: Toy Story-inspired, grilled sandwiches.

  • ABC Commissary: Reliable, varied menu.

Animal Kingdom

  • Satu’li Canteen: Build-your-own bowls, fresh and filling.

  • Flame Tree Barbecue: Ribs, chicken, outdoor seating with views.

  • Yak & Yeti Local Food Cafes: Asian-inspired quick bites.

Casual Dining

Casual dining at Walt Disney World is perfect for guests who want a sit-down meal without the formality or price tag of fine dining. These restaurants are family-friendly, often themed, and offer approachable menus. Many casual restaurants are table service, meaning you’ll have a server, but the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming.

What Makes Casual Dining Special?

  • Atmosphere: Many casual restaurants are themed to the hilt, from the Jungle Cruise-inspired antics at Skipper Canteen to the retro 1950s kitsch of 50’s Prime Time Café.

  • Menu Variety: Expect classic American fare, international dishes, and plenty of options for kids and picky eaters.

  • Affordability: Prices are generally $20–$40 per adult entrée, making them a great middle ground between quick service and signature dining.

  • Walk-Up Options: While reservations are recommended, many casual spots have walk-up waitlists or bar seating available, especially at Disney Springs.

Top Casual Dining Picks

  • Magic Kingdom: The Plaza Restaurant (Main Street views, classic sandwiches and sundaes), Skipper Canteen (adventurous flavors, Jungle Cruise jokes), Liberty Tree Tavern (hearty, family-style American comfort food).

  • EPCOT: Via Napoli (authentic Neapolitan pizza), Rose & Crown Pub (British classics, fireworks views), La Crêperie de Paris (savory and sweet crepes).

  • Hollywood Studios: 50’s Prime Time Café (comfort food, playful servers), Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater (burgers and shakes in a drive-in movie setting), Mama Melrose’s Ristorante Italiano (Italian-American favorites).

  • Animal Kingdom: Yak & Yeti Restaurant (Asian fusion, shareable plates), Rainforest Cafe (jungle-themed, family fun), Nomad Lounge (small plates, global flavors).

  • Disney Springs: The Polite Pig (BBQ, craft beer), D-Luxe Burger (gourmet burgers), Chicken Guy! (chicken tenders and sauces), Earl of Sandwich (hot sandwiches), City Works Eatery & Pour House (American classics, craft beer).

Casual dining is also a great way to experience Disney’s legendary theming and hospitality without breaking the bank. Many of these restaurants are beloved by repeat guests and locals alike for their fun vibes and reliably tasty food.

Mobile Ordering

Mobile ordering at Walt Disney World has revolutionized the way guests dine, making it easier and faster to grab a meal or snack—especially during busy times.

How Mobile Ordering Works

  • Order in Advance: Use the My Disney Experience app to browse menus, customize your meal, and place your order from anywhere in the park.

  • Choose Pickup Time: Select an available window that fits your schedule. During peak times, it’s smart to order early in the day to secure your preferred slot.

  • Check In When Ready: When you’re near the restaurant, tap “I’m Here, Prepare My Order” in the app. You’ll get a notification when your food is ready for pickup at a designated window.

  • Skip the Line: No waiting at the register—just grab your meal and enjoy!

Benefits of Mobile Ordering

  • Saves Time: Bypass long lines, especially at popular quick service spots.

  • Customizable: Adjust menu items for allergies, dietary preferences, or picky eaters.

  • Contactless Payment: Pay via the app, including using Disney gift cards or Disney Dining Plan credits.

  • Menu Transparency: See full menus, prices, and photos before you order.

Pro Tips for Mobile Ordering

  • Order Early: Popular time slots fill up, especially for lunch and dinner.

  • Use for Snacks: Mobile ordering isn’t just for meals—grab Dole Whip, churros, or even Starbucks with the app.

  • Multiple Orders: You can place several orders throughout the day and pick them up as needed.

  • Modify or Cancel: Plans change? You can modify or cancel your order in the app before check-in.

Where You Can Use Mobile Ordering

Mobile ordering is available at most quick service restaurants in all four theme parks, select resort hotels, and even some snack stands. It’s also rolling out to more locations at Disney Springs. Some of the most popular spots include:

  • Satu’li Canteen (Animal Kingdom)

  • Docking Bay 7 Food & Cargo (Hollywood Studios)

  • Columbia Harbour House (Magic Kingdom)

  • Regal Eagle Smokehouse (EPCOT)

  • D-Luxe Burger (Disney Springs)

For guests on the Disney Dining Plan, you can redeem quick service credits directly through mobile ordering, making it seamless to use your entitlements on the go.

Disney World

Best Dining Spots for Fireworks & Parades

Fireworks Viewing

Restaurant Park/Resort Fireworks Show Notes
California Grill Contemporary Resort Magic Kingdom Rooftop deck, music piped in
Topolino’s Terrace Riviera Resort EPCOT & Hollywood Studios Outdoor terrace, panoramic views
Narcoossee’s Grand Floridian Magic Kingdom Waterfront, castle views
Rose & Crown Pub EPCOT (UK Pavilion) EPCOT fireworks Patio seating on the lagoon
Spice Road Table EPCOT (Morocco) EPCOT fireworks Lakefront patio
‘Ohana Polynesian Resort Magic Kingdom Some tables, best from beach
Toledo Coronado Springs Multiple parks (distant) Dahlia Lounge for drinks and views
 

Book reservations 1–2 hours before showtime for the best experience.

Parade Viewing

  • Casey’s Corner (Magic Kingdom): Outdoor tables with parade views.

  • Sleepy Hollow (Magic Kingdom): Near the castle, great for snacks and parade watching.

  • Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn: Outdoor seating near parade route.

How to Make Dining Reservations (ADR)

  • When to Book: Reservations open 60 days in advance at 5:45 a.m. ET. Disney resort guests can book for their entire stay (up to 10 days) at once.

  • How to Book:

    • Online via My Disney Experience website or app.

    • By phone at 407-WDW-DINE.

    • Walk-up waitlists are available at some restaurants, but popular spots fill fast.

  • Tips:

    • Book high-demand restaurants (like Cinderella’s Royal Table, Space 220, or Topolino’s Terrace) first.

    • Have backup options and check for cancellations—spots open up last minute.

    • You need valid park admission for in-park dining.

Top/Favorite Places to Eat in Each Park

Magic Kingdom

  • Cinderella’s Royal Table: Dine with princesses inside the castle.

  • Be Our Guest Restaurant: French-inspired, immersive Beast’s Castle.

  • The Crystal Palace: Buffet with Pooh & friends.

  • Columbia Harbour House: Best quick service, hearty seafood.

  • Casey’s Corner: Hot dogs, parade/fireworks views.

EPCOT

  • Le Cellier Steakhouse: Signature steaks in Canada Pavilion.

  • Connections Eatery: Quick service, global flavors.

  • Garden Grill Restaurant: Rotating, character dining with Mickey.

  • Regal Eagle Smokehouse: BBQ, best value.

  • Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie: French bakery, must-try pastries.

Hollywood Studios

  • Hollywood Brown Derby: Signature dining, Cobb Salad.

  • Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater: Eat in a classic car at a drive-in movie.

  • Docking Bay 7 Food & Cargo: Star Wars-themed, creative menu.

  • Woody’s Lunch Box: Toy Story snacks and sandwiches.

  • Oga’s Cantina: Star Wars cocktails and atmosphere.

Animal Kingdom

  • Yak & Yeti Restaurant: Asian fusion, shareable plates.

  • Tiffins: Signature dining, global flavors, artful decor.

  • Satu’li Canteen: Build-your-own bowls, healthy options.

  • Flame Tree Barbecue: Ribs, chicken, outdoor seating.

  • Tusker House: Buffet, character dining with safari Mickey.

Disney Springs & Resorts

  • The Boathouse: Waterfront dining, seafood, and steak.

  • Polite Pig: BBQ, craft beer, recognized by Michelin Guide.

  • Topolino’s Terrace: Rooftop, character breakfast, French/Italian.

  • Chef Mickey’s: Classic character buffet, monorail views.

  • ‘Ohana: Polynesian flavors, family-style, fireworks views.

  • City Works Eatery & Pour House: American classics, great beer selection.

See also

Special Event and Festival Dining at Walt Disney World

Walt Disney World is renowned for its year-round lineup of special events and festivals, each bringing unique dining opportunities and limited-time treats to the parks. Whether you’re a foodie eager to sample global flavors or a family looking for festive character meals, these events transform the parks into culinary playgrounds. Here’s what you can expect for special event and festival dining in 2025:

EPCOT Festivals

EPCOT is the epicenter of festival dining, hosting multiple major festivals each year. Each festival features themed food booths (often called “marketplaces” or “food studios”), exclusive dining packages, and special entertainment.

EPCOT International Festival of the Arts (January 17 – February 24, 2025)

  • Dining Highlights: Nearly 20 Food Studios serve art-inspired small plates and creative drinks, with dishes ranging from deviled egg trios to hummingbird cake and artistically plated seafood. Prices for most items range from $4 to $10, making it easy to sample widely.

  • Special Experiences: The Wonderful Walk of Colorful Cuisine is a food stroll where you collect stamps for trying select dishes and receive a complimentary Artist Palette Cookie. Allergy-friendly menus are available at all studios.

  • Dining Packages: The Disney on Broadway Concert Series Dining Package offers a prix fixe meal at select EPCOT restaurants and guaranteed seating at the Broadway-style concert series. Prices vary by restaurant and meal, and advance reservations are highly recommended.

EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival (Spring)

  • Dining Highlights: Outdoor Kitchens pop up around World Showcase, offering fresh, garden-inspired dishes and floral beverages. Expect items like fruited slushies, honey-glazed salmon, and plant-based treats. Most dishes are $5–$9.

  • Specialty Offerings: Many booths feature vegetarian, vegan, and allergy-friendly options.

EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival (Late Summer–Fall)

  • Dining Highlights: This is Disney’s premier food festival, with over 30 global marketplaces serving small plates and drinks from around the world. Menu items include everything from Australian lamb chops to Swiss raclette cheese, with prices typically $5–$10 per item.

  • Dining Packages: The Eat to the Beat Concert Series Dining Package includes a meal at select restaurants and reserved concert seating. Available at popular spots like Le Cellier, Rose & Crown, and Spice Road Table.

EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays (Late November–December)

  • Dining Highlights: Holiday Kitchens serve traditional holiday dishes from around the world, such as roast turkey, potato latkes, and festive desserts.

  • Special Experiences: Cookie Strolls encourage guests to purchase a variety of holiday cookies, collecting stamps for a special treat at the end.

Seasonal and Themed Dining Across All Parks

Hollywood & Vine Seasonal Character Dining (Hollywood Studios)

  • What’s Special: Hollywood & Vine hosts rotating seasonal character dining events, such as Springtime Dine, Summertime Dine, Halloween Dine, and Holiday Dine. Each features Minnie Mouse and friends in themed costumes, special décor, and seasonal menus.

  • Pricing: Typically $62 per adult and $39 per child for buffet-style meals. Reservations are essential.

Magic Kingdom Special Event Dining

  • Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party: Exclusive spooky treats, themed desserts, and party-only snacks are available at select quick service and snack carts during this after-hours event.

  • Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party: Enjoy holiday cookies, cocoa, and specialty sweets included with party admission, plus exclusive holiday-themed menu items for purchase.

Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios

  • Limited-Time Treats: During special celebrations like Dole Whip Day, World Princess Week, or character anniversaries (such as Pluto’s 95th Birthday), parks offer limited-edition snacks, cupcakes, and themed beverages. These are available at various quick service and snack locations and are often highly Instagrammable.

Disney Springs and Resort Festival Dining

  • Resort Hotels: Look for seasonal menus and pop-up treats during major holidays (Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas) at resort restaurants and bakeries.

  • Disney Springs: Foodie events and seasonal menus are common at Disney Springs restaurants, especially during holidays and annual celebrations.

Tips for Enjoying Festival and Special Event Dining

  • Budgeting: Small plates at festival booths typically range from $4–$10, making it easy to sample widely without committing to a full meal.

  • Dining Plans: Many festival items are eligible as snack credits on the Disney Dining Plan, maximizing value for plan users.

  • Reservations: For dining packages tied to concerts or special events, book as early as possible—these are among the most popular reservations at EPCOT.

  • Allergy-Friendly: Festivals now offer allergy-friendly and plant-based menus at most booths.

  • Exclusive Merchandise: Many festivals offer themed popcorn buckets, sippers, and collectible plates, adding a fun foodie souvenir to your experience.

Why Festival Dining Is a Must-Do

Special event and festival dining at Walt Disney World is a highlight for many guests, offering the chance to try creative, seasonal, and international flavors you won’t find the rest of the year. Sipping a floral cocktail at Flower & Garden, sampling global bites at Food & Wine, or enjoying a holiday cookie stroll, these experiences add an extra layer of magic and excitement to your Disney vacation!

Disney Springs Dining

Disney Springs is the culinary and entertainment epicenter of Walt Disney World, offering a vibrant mix of celebrity chef restaurants, innovative quick service, live entertainment, and unique shopping. Whether you’re looking for a gourmet meal, a quick bite, or a night out with music and cocktails, Disney Springs delivers an experience unlike anywhere else on property.

Getting to Disney Springs

Accessing Disney Springs is easy, but planning ahead is essential, especially during busy evenings and weekends.

  • By Disney Bus: Complimentary buses run from all Disney resorts to Disney Springs. Note that there are no direct buses from the theme parks to Disney Springs—you must transfer at a resort hotel.

  • By Car: Self-parking is free in the Orange, Lime, and Grapefruit garages, but garages fill quickly, especially on weekends. Arrive at least an hour before your reservation to allow time for parking, security, and walking to your destination.

  • By Boat: The Sassagoula River Cruise offers free water taxi service from Disney’s Port Orleans, Old Key West, and Saratoga Springs resorts, with scenic views along the way. Be aware that water taxi hours may vary and service can be suspended due to weather or water levels.

  • By Rideshare: Uber, Lyft, and taxis have two designated pickup/drop-off zones—one near the Cirque du Soleil building (West Side) and another near the Marketplace entrance. Double-check your location in the app to avoid confusion.

Making Reservations at Disney Springs

Dining at Disney Springs is in high demand, especially at the most popular restaurants. Here’s how to secure your spot:

  • Advance Dining Reservations (ADR): Book through the My Disney Experience app or Disney’s website up to 60 days in advance. You can filter by area (Disney Springs) and see all available times for each restaurant.

  • OpenTable: Many Disney Springs restaurants are also available on OpenTable, which can be a lifesaver if Disney’s system is booked up.

  • Arrive Early: Plan to arrive at least an hour before your reservation to account for parking, security, and walking time. Disney Springs is large, and getting from one end to the other can take 15–20 minutes.

  • Modifications: If you’re running late, try modifying your reservation in the app or call the restaurant directly. OpenTable reservations can be managed through their app.

Top 5 Most Popular Places to Eat at Disney Springs

Disney Springs is home to some of the most acclaimed and beloved dining spots at Walt Disney World. Here are the top five, consistently praised by guests and critics alike:

Restaurant Cuisine & Experience Why It’s Popular Price Range (Entrées)
The Boathouse Seafood, steak, waterfront dining Expansive menu, lively atmosphere, dockside views, live music, and Amphicar rides $20–$60+
Polite Pig Modern barbecue, craft beer Florida Michelin Guide recognition, fast-casual, standout ribs and sides, great value $15–$25
Wine Bar George Wine bar with small plates and entrees Master Sommelier-led, approachable, top-notch wine selection, excellent brunch $16–$60+
Homecomin’ Southern comfort food by Chef Art Smith Famous fried chicken, moonshine cocktails, farm-to-table ingredients, brunch $19–$38
Raglan Road Irish pub, live music and dance Authentic Irish fare, nightly live music and step dancing, festive atmosphere $18–$38
 

Other guest favorites include Morimoto Asia (pan-Asian cuisine), D-Luxe Burger (gourmet burgers), Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar (adventure-themed cocktails and bites), and The Edison (industrial-chic, 1920s-inspired with live entertainment).

Events and Entertainment at Disney Springs

Disney Springs isn’t just about food—it’s a hub for year-round events and live entertainment that make every visit special.

  • Live Music: Multiple stages and venues offer free live music nightly, from jazz and blues at The Boathouse to Irish bands and dancers at Raglan Road.

  • Special Dining Events: Look for ticketed events like the Sip, Savor, and Stroll progressive dinner, where guests enjoy curated pairings at restaurants such as Enzo’s Hideaway, Maria & Enzo’s Ristorante, and The Edison.

  • Seasonal Celebrations: Disney Springs hosts themed events for holidays like Christmas (with festive décor and treats), Halloween (with specialty snacks), and St. Patrick’s Day (with major festivities at Raglan Road).

  • Ongoing Entertainment: The Edison features burlesque, cabaret, and aerial acts on select evenings (21+ after 10 p.m.), while House of Blues offers ticketed concerts and gospel brunches.

  • Family Fun: Enjoy the Aerophile balloon ride for panoramic views, or catch a show at the Cirque du Soleil theater.

Insider Tips for Disney Springs Dining

  • Lunch and Happy Hour Specials: Many restaurants offer special pricing during lunch or happy hour—perfect for budget-friendly gourmet dining.

  • Counter Service Gems: Don’t overlook quick service spots like Polite Pig, D-Luxe Burger, Pizza Ponte, and Chicken Guy for high-quality, fast meals.

  • Snack Stops: Everglazed Donuts & Cold Brew and Gideon’s Bakehouse are must-tries for sweet treats, but expect long lines for the latter.

  • Plan Your Route: Disney Springs is sprawling—check the map and allow extra time to navigate between shops, entertainment, and your dining destination.

Disney Springs has truly become a must-visit for foodies, families, and anyone looking to experience the best of Walt Disney World’s dining and entertainment—all in one vibrant, ever-evolving destination.

Making the Most of Disney Dining

Walt Disney World’s dining scene is a world of its own, offering something for every palate, budget, and dream. From quick bites between rides to once-in-a-lifetime gourmet experiences, your meals can be as magical as the attractions themselves! Remember to plan ahead, use mobile ordering, and don’t be afraid to try something new—sometimes the best Disney memories are made around the table!

Whether you’re sipping wine on a rooftop as fireworks light up the sky or sharing Mickey waffles with your favorite character, every meal at Disney World is a chance to make your vacation even more magical. Bon appétit, and may your Disney dining adventure be as unforgettable as the parks themselves!