Dining Archive
Backlot Express is a Walt Disney World counter service restaurant serving lunch and dinner at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. This WDW dining review features food photos, thoughts on the quality, our experiences here, and how this quick service eatery compares to other alternatives in the park. In terms of basics, Backlot Express participates in the Disney
Minnie Mouse French Toast with Berry Compote and Mickey Mouse Egg with Chicken Curry. Served at a table service restaurant. In and out in about 20 minutes, for under $20 total. Right now, we can think of no better way to start a day at Disney than this! You can find these delicious dishes at
Located at Walt Disney World’s Polynesian Village Resort, ‘Ohana serves is a family-style restaurant serving Polynesian cuisine. This review features food photos, thoughts on the ambiance, the difficulties of dining at ‘Ohana, some comparisons to Kona Cafe, and other general thoughts on the restaurant. Dinner options include meat skewers roasted over an expansive 18-foot oak
Kona Cafe is a table service restaurant in Walt Disney World’s Polynesian Village Resort. This review features food photos plus our take on the cuisine, value for money, and ambiance of Kona Cafe. In terms of general overview, Kona Cafe’s menu adds some Asian twists into traditional American breakfast, lunch and dinner. The restaurant participates
Food is an awesome part of the Disneyland experience. From delicious desserts to addictively-good counter service fried chicken to table service restaurants that pay tribute to Walt Disney, there are a lot of exceptional dining options at Disneyland and Disney California Adventure. Many of you have loved our 101 Great Disneyland Tips post, and since
Walt Disney World has released another wave of cool snacks and character-themed ice cream at Magic Kingdom, further stepping up the park’s game in terms of fun treats and good uses of Disney Dining Plan snack credits. In this post, we’ll take a look at the new items, plus where they rank in the landscape
World Premiere Food Court is a counter service restaurant at All Star Movies, which is now one of our recommended Value Resorts at Walt Disney World thanks to their new rooms. In this post, we’ll review this WDW dining option with food photos, thoughts on the cuisine, atmosphere, and whether it’s worth your time. Despite
The Mara is a counter service restaurant in Animal Kingdom Lodge at Walt Disney World. It’s one of the reasons Jambo House is considered one of the premier resorts for dining at WDW. The Mara is a solid option if you’re in a hurry, or want a taste of Africa without breaking the bank. In
Plaza Inn’s Breakfast in the Park with Minnie and Friends is a unique character meal. More than that, it’s a quintessential Disneyland experience that sorta defies explanation. In this dining review, we’ll share food photos, and thoughts on the cuisine & character interactions. Located at the end of Main Street near the Tomorrowland entrance in
Mickey’s Tales of Adventure Breakfast Buffet is a character meal at Storytellers Cafe, a restaurant in Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel at Disneyland Resort. In this dining review, we’ll share food photos, and thoughts on the cuisine & character interactions. We’ll start at the beginning of our experience at Mickey’s Tales of Adventure Breakfast. The waiting
Spice Road Table is a tapas restaurant in Epcot at Walt Disney World. It’s located in the Morocco pavilion in the World Showcase, and offers waterfront views in an open area or indoor eating area. In this WDW dining review, we’ll share food photos, pros & cons, thoughts on ambiance, and whether you should dine
