Hi Meaghan, and welcome back to planDisney. I’m so glad you stopped by with your question. With so many incredible dining locations spread across Walt Disney World Resort, from the Disney Resort hotels to the four theme parks and the shopping and dining district of Disney Springs, there’s truly something for every palate. As a self-proclaimed Disney foodie, I’d be happy to help guide you in the right direction.
While there isn’t currently a downloadable list that includes all dining options at Walt Disney World, you can find a complete and searchable directory on the Walt Disney World website. Just head over to the “
All Dining” page and use the filters to sort by location, price, cuisine, or dining experience. You can even see which restaurants accept dining reservations, offer mobile order, or participate in the Disney dining plans.
Since that list is a long one, I’d love to share a few of my personal favorites to help you get started. At Magic Kingdom Park, I always find my way to
Sleepy Hollow for the sweet and spicy chicken and waffle sandwich, or to
Gaston’s Tavern for their famous warm cinnamon roll. Pro tip: ask for extra icing on the side, you won’t regret it.
At EPCOT, I enjoy a steak dinner at
Le Cellier Steakhouse tucked inside the Canada Pavilion, or some chips and queso at
La Cantina de San Angel in the Mexico Pavilion, especially with a seat by the water. Over at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park,
Satu’li Canteen is a must for a hearty yet fresh bowl that always hits the spot. And at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, my go-to snack is a Lunch Box Tart from
Woody’s Lunch Box, but if you’re looking for a great sit-down meal,
The Hollywood Brown Derby continues to be a classic for a reason.
Some of my favorite Disney Resort dining spots include
Narcoossee’s at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa for waterfront views and seafood, and
Steakhouse 71 at Disney’s Contemporary Resort for a modern take on a classic steakhouse.
Sebastian’s Bistro at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort is a hidden gem with great flavors, and the
Yachtsman Steakhouse at Disney’s Yacht Club Resort always delivers. And for a quick bite, I can’t resist the Pizza Window along Disney’s BoardWalk.
At Disney Springs, I usually start my morning with a coffee and donut from Everglazed, then stop by Summer House for their cookies that taste just like they came out of your own oven. For a relaxing dinner, I recommend Terralina Crafted Italian for a cozy meal with big flavor.
I hope this points you in the right direction for planning your next culinary tour around Walt Disney World Resort. And if you’d like any more personalized recommendations, I’d be more than happy to help.
Cheers!
Brent