Magic Kingdom has a lot going for it — but it’s not a perfect park.
We have a little bit of a bone to pick with the mediocre food options at Magic Kingdom. Really, we recommend you head out of Magic Kingdom to one of the monorail resorts for a great meal. But if you do have to eat in Disney World’s flagship park, we have some suggestions.
Here are the places you should be eating in Magic Kingdom!
Table Service
Be Our Guest Restaurant is a pretty good option for Table Service. The food is yummy (try the Grey Stuff, it’s delicious!), and the theming might be the best of any restaurant in Disney World. Still, it’s a little expensive now that Quick Service isn’t an option.
If you’ve got adventurous eaters in your party, you might want to head over to Jungle Navigation Co. Ltd. Skipper Canteen instead. Skipper Canteen has a surprising menu and some pretty hilarious details in the restaurant.
The other Table Service restaurant that we recommend is Liberty Tree Tavern — but you’ll want to make sure you’re in the mood for this one. It’s hearty, all-you-care-to-enjoy Thanksgiving food. Come hungry!
Quick Service
The Quick Service options in the Magic Kingdom have a reputation of being pretty basic (and mediocre). That said, Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe has hearty portions of Tex-Mex eats that can really help you fuel up during your park day.
Columbia Harbour House serves a variety of seafood options, like Grilled Salmon, Lobster Rolls, and Grilled Shrimp. If you don’t like seafood, don’t worry! This Quick Service spot has a plant-based option, as well as a classic order of Chicken Strips.
Casey’s Corner might be one of our favorite restaurants in the Magic Kingdom. Hot dogs, fries, and corn dog nuggets reign supreme here. If you find yourself craving a good old-fashioned theme park hot dog, Casey’s is the place to be!
Snack
You can find a few tasty snacks in Magic Kingdom, too! Obviously, we love a Dole Whip from Aloha Isle or a Citrus Swirl from Sunshine Tree Terrace in Adventureland!
The Friar’s Nook in Fantasyland also has some yummy tater tots options. IMO, tater tots are the ultimate snack.
So, while it may be hard to find a truly tasty meal in Magic Kingdom, there are still some great options! Of course, we’ll be sure to bring you the latest on all the new eats and drinks (or even full-blown restaurants) that arrive in the park, so stay tuned to AllEars for the letest!
Where do you eat during your Magic Kingdom day? Tell us in the comments!
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We visited MK in May this year and ate at Crystal Palace. It was lovely! Food was great and cast members were so helpful. Would definitely recommend
We love the breakfast sammies at Westward Ho! The multigrain croissant really takes them to the next level!
Is it weird that my favourite breakfast at MK is the cheeseburger egg roll? Is that just me? LOL
Last time I visited Magic Kingdom, on August 18, 2016, I ate lunch at Pinocchio’s Village Haus in Fantasyland and dinner at Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe in Tomorrowland! Those eateries are both quick service restaurants.
The Plazas Restaurant!! I highly recommend it!
My family ate there on May 5, 2021, just days ago. Three of us are celiac and have to eat gluten free. Sherri, our chef, was wonderful! She made us feel safe, understood, and cherished like family. We ordered the Plaza loaded fries appetizer. They have a dedicated gluten free frier, so very little risk of cross-contamination. It was a little light on the cheese, but we did not mind. For my pickiest eater, Sherri made 2 over-easy eggs, bacon, plain shoe-string french fries, a small side salad, and a fruit cup. For my other celiac kiddo, she made the Main Street Burger on a gluten free bun. He said it was the best burger he had ever had! I had the roast beef au jus and mashed potatoes as my side. Sherri toasted up two gluten free hot dog buns and served up two generous mini hoagies, perfect for dipping in the au jus. It was delicious! 100% worth eating! My husband ordered the Chili-impossible Burger, and said that the way it was seasoned and cooked, he thought it was the real thing. He enjoyed his meal. As a bonus, when we asked, Wei, our waiter, gave a brief Chinese history lesson to my son who is studying it in school right now. Thank you, Wei! The restaurant was bright and cheery and had a great view of Cinderella’s Castle. I highly recommend The Plaza Restaurant. Go there.
Liberty tree tavern! Be our guest! And crystal palace when it was a buffet with the Winnie the poog characters
Sleepy hollow with the spicy chicken waffle sandwich!
Or the Sleepy Hollow Fruit Sandwich with Nutella! Yummy 😋
No mention of Sleepy Hollow? For shame!
It’s almost time for me to get up and eat breakfast. I usually have scrambled eggs in the morning. But on Sundays we usually have bacon, sausage, grits, and a jelly biscuit to go with it!!!! Am I making you hungry???????