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Mom And Daughter; Magic Kingdom; Cinderella's Castle; AA; Mickey Balloon
  • On Jul 22, 2010
    Erin from VA Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    There are lots of questions about picky eaters. I have a non-picky eater age 4. I want to do the dining plan. Which restaurants have the best children's meals? She gets tired of chicken nuggets, burgers, fries, hot dogs, pizza, etc. after a few days.

    Hi Erin,

    When it comes to satisfying your non-picky eater, table service restaurants are the way to go.  I find that if we dine at a restaurant that serves buffet or family-style meals, my children can choose from a large selection of items, and they can be as adventurous as their taste buds will allow.  Our favorite restaurants in this category include: Biergarten, Boma, 1900 Park Fare, and 'Ohana.

    Even at restaurants where you order off a menu, your child will have some non-standard options - usually a fish of the day or a steak option is provided.  Teppan-Edo, Marrakesh and Jiko are all great options.

    Counter service restaurants are a little more difficult.  The majority of these eateries serve standard, kid-friendly fare: hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken nuggets, grilled cheese.  However, you can find some different things if you really look.  Flame Tree BBQ in Animal Kingdom has a baked drumstick.  ABC Commissary at Hollywood Studios has a ham & cheese wrap.  Yakitori House in Epcot serves Teriyaki Chicken.  Columbia Harbour House at Magic Kingdom has a chicken salad option.  So different choices are out there, you just need to be willing to look around.

    Hope this helps.  Have a magical vacation!
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Meet the Panelist: Diane, Georgia

After spending 25 years in RI, my husband and I relocated to GA with our youngest, who is now in high school. I took my first trip to Walt Disney World when I was 11 and I have traveled many times since then with all different party sizes. From creating our first itinerary as a honeymooner to later creating magical experiences for our multigenerational family gatherings, every aspect of planning a vacation has been pure joy to me.  Learn More About Diane

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