What to Eat at Disney’s All-Star Music Resort

When it comes to dining during your Disney World vacation, there are an unbelievable array of choices! From Star Wars and Toy Story-themed eats at the parks to Irish pub fare and barbecue at Disney Springs, you will find just about everything you could want.

But sometimes after a long day at the parks, or before your day starts, you just want to grab something at your hotel, right? So today, we’re taking a look at the choices available at Disney’s All-Star Music Resort. 

While some resorts at Disney World have multiple dining options, Disney’s All-Star Music Resort keeps it pretty simple. You’ll find a quick-service restaurant with multiple counters — Intermission Food Court — and a pool bar — Singing Spirits.

Intermission Food Court

Intermission Food Court serves up a variety of choices for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There are also lots of grab-and-go choices when you want to pick up something to take with you on the go or eat in your room. You’ll also find a good selection of plant-based choices here, and don’t overlook the seasonal snacks you will find!

For breakfast, try the Waffle Bounty Platter with Mickey Waffles, Eggs, Potato Barrels, and Bacon or Sausage, or the Overnight Oats with Chia Seeds, Agave, Coconut Milk, Blueberries, and Toasted Walnuts.

For lunch or dinner, you’ll find sandwiches like Honey Barbecued Pork topped with coleslaw, and Caesar or Greek salads with chicken or shrimp. Heartier fare includes entrees like Shrimp and Grits, or Chili in a Bread Bowl. You can get a variety or burgers, or a chili cheese dog. And there is a pizza and pasta counter where you can order Chicken Parmesan Pasta or Baked Gnocchi Turkey Bolognese. 

Don’t overlook those special cupcakes and seasonal snacks here!

You will find an ever-changing lineup of seasonal sweets here!

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Singing Spirits Pool Bar

While Singing Spirits is mainly a place to grab a drink, it does serve a limited menu that is a convenient choice if you’re spending your day at the resort pool. You can  choose from a couple of deli sandwiches or salads here, or get a Mickey pretzel with cheese sauce.

Drink choices here include the non-alcoholic Lava Smoothie with strawberry, pineapple and coconut, or the Melody Martini with Absolut Vodka, DeKuyper Pucker Sour Apple, Midori, and Sweet-and-Sour.

And that’s our Complete Guide to Eating at Disney’s All-Star Music Resort! Stay tuned to All Ears for more Disney news!

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