Enjoy themed dining experiences with global flavors, character dining with your favorite Disney characters, grab-and-go snacks, and more. Disney World Orlando’s parks offer a wide selection of restaurants you can choose from. Discover some popular dining options at the theme parks, water parks, and Disney Springs to help plan your culinary journey on your visit.
A signature dining experience inside Cinderella Castle, serving upscale American cuisine with a royal twist. Meet Disney Princesses while dining, and popular dishes include beef tenderloin, roasted chicken, and indulgent desserts.
A bright, Victorian-style restaurant known for its character dining with Winnie the Pooh and friends. The buffet features classic comfort foods, carved meats, seasonal sides, and kid-friendly favorites.
A quick-service snack stop offering iconic theme park treats like hot dogs, pretzels, and frozen beverages. It’s especially popular for grab-and-go snacks between attractions.
A colonial-themed restaurant serving hearty, family-style meals inspired by traditional American cuisine dating back to the 18th century. Signature dishes include roasted turkey, pot roast, and classic desserts.
A medieval-style dining hall offering Norwegian cuisine alongside character interactions with your favorite Disney princesses. Guests enjoy dishes like Norwegian meatballs and salmon in a festive, storybook setting.
A charming French eatery specializing in sweet and savory crêpes, from ham and cheese galettes to decadent dessert crêpes. Perfect for a light meal or indulgent treat.
A futuristic experience that simulates what it would be like to dine 220 miles above Earth, complete with “space elevator” views. The menu focuses on modern American cuisine with creative presentations.
A lively Italian restaurant famous for its authentic Neapolitan pizzas cooked in wood-fired ovens imported from Italy. Also serves classic pasta dishes and shareable plates.
A retro drive-in-style restaurant where guests dine in car-shaped booths while watching classic sci-fi clips. The menu includes burgers, milkshakes, and comfort food favorites.
A playful, immersive BBQ restaurant inspired by Toy Story, featuring family-style smoked meats and sides. Popular items include brisket, ribs, and cheddar biscuits.
A nostalgic restaurant themed like a 1950s family kitchen, complete with “rules” enforced by servers. Comfort food classics like fried chicken and meatloaf steal the show.
An elegant, old-Hollywood restaurant offering refined American cuisine in a classic setting. Known for its Cobb salad, steaks, and upscale dining atmosphere.
A vibrant character buffet blending African flavors with American favorites. You can often enjoy roasted meats, curry dishes, and interactions with Disney characters such as Mickey, Donald Duck, and more.
A signature dining location celebrating global flavors inspired by the travels of Disney Imagineers. Features beautifully plated dishes and a calm, upscale atmosphere.
A family-friendly restaurant set in a lush, jungle-themed environment with animated wildlife. The menu focuses on classic American dishes and large portion sizes.
A richly themed restaurant offering pan-Asian cuisine inspired by Nepal, China, and India. Popular dishes include honey chicken, lo mein, and flavorful curries.
A casual quick-service spot serving burgers, chicken tenders, and refreshing beverages. Ideal for a quick meal between water attractions.
A laid-back eatery offering sandwiches, wraps, and light meals with tropical flair. A good option for families wanting a fast but filling bite.
A sweet stop for ice cream, floats, and frozen treats to cool off after a day in the sun. Variety of toppings and serving options offered.
A convenient snack stop offering quick bites and beverages throughout the park. Perfect for refueling on the go.
A quick-service restaurant serving burgers, hot dogs, and casual fare. Great for families looking for familiar food options.
An adults-focused spot offering frozen cocktails, beers, and light snacks in a relaxed outdoor setting.
A grab-and-go food stand serving quick snacks and refreshments for guests on the move.
The main dining hub at Blizzard Beach, Lottawatta Lodge, offers a wide variety of meals, including burgers, chicken, and salads. Ideal for a full meal break.
An industrial-gothic themed restaurant serving elevated American cuisine with craft cocktails. Known for its lively atmosphere and weekend entertainment.
A Southern-inspired restaurant highlighting farm-to-table comfort food with local flavors and ingredients from Florida. Famous for its fried chicken, biscuits, and classic Southern sides.
A modern Mexican restaurant created by Chef Rick Bayless, offering bold flavors and handcrafted dishes. Tacos, enchiladas, and the Oaxacan mole grilled snapper are guest favorites.
A high-energy dining experience surrounded by movie memorabilia and a vibrant atmosphere with live entertainment. The menu features classic American comfort food and shareable plates.
Yes, but it’s risky for popular restaurants. Walk-in availability exists and can be checked in the app, but during busy seasons, reservations are strongly recommended for table-service dining.
Many kids’ menus are thoughtfully designed and include healthier options like grilled chicken, fish, fruit, and vegetables, not just nuggets and fries. Adults can also order kids’ meals at quick-service locations.
Yes. Allergy-friendly meals are prepared separately, and chefs often come out to discuss options. Gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free, and vegan choices are widely available.
For families with young kids, yes, it is. It replaces long meet-and-greet lines and offers guaranteed character time. For adults or couples, the value depends on how much you enjoy the experience versus the food.
Generally, yes. Disney Springs has more availability, longer operating hours, and easier access. It’s a great option for rest days or evenings after park hopping.
EPCOT. Between World Showcase, festivals, and signature restaurants, EPCOT offers the widest variety and best overall food quality across all parks.
Skip big meals and snack around the festival booths. Sharing small plates lets you taste more dishes and manage crowds more easily.
Most are, but space can be tight. Cast Members may ask you to park strollers outside certain dining areas, especially indoors.
Before is usually easier. After fireworks, restaurants fill quickly or close soon after. Booking an early dinner avoids the post-show rush.
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