REVIEW: Add This to Your “Must Eat at Magic Kingdom” List

Between Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, EPCOT, Animal Kingdom, and Disney Springs, the toughest decision to make when you’re on your Disney World vacation is where to eat!

We recently went to Magic Kingdom, and we have to share one of our favorite spots there to make your decision easier. We tend to go back to the Columbia Harbour House often, and for good reason.

The Columbia Harbour House is a quick-service spot with two floors of seating. You can either order inside or with mobile order. The dining spot is located in Liberty Square.

The spot offers seafood, New England-inspired favorites, and more as you dine in a cozy, seafaring setting. You’ll find chicken, sandwiches, seafood, and more. It’s a great spot for lunch, dinner, or if you’re looking to grab a tasty snack.

We wanted to get a classic dish, and grabbed the New England Clam Chowder for $6.79. It’s a smaller portion and cheaper option as it’s available as a side, not a full entree.

It’s time to add this dish to our Magic Kingdom comfort foods because this was thing was just delightful to eat! It was creamy, it was soft, and it was very smooth to put down. You’re going to want to make sure you eat this right away because it hits different when it’s hot or warm. Although that’s a given with almost any food. Just make sure you don’t let it cool down TOO much.

The clams are finely cut into pieces, avoiding making the soup feel chunky. The soup had this pepperiness to it that we really enjoyed. There were also potato chunks in the dish that added great texture and flavor. Simply put, if you’re a fan of seafood or a fan of clam chowder, you’ll really like this! We’re not here to hype it up too much — it tastes like your usual good-tasting clam chowder.

We love sharing all the foods we get at Disney World with you, so make sure to stay tuned to AllEars so you don’t miss a review!

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Have you ever eaten here before? Let us know in the comments!