Eating at quick service restaurants is practically a must when you go on a Disney World vacation. They’re relative cheap (in Disney terms), they offer a lot more variety than your basic “theme park food,” and since they don’t require reservations, you can easily work […]
If there’s still any doubt in anyone’s mind that Disney World is “just another theme park,” consider this: Most people — whether they’re first-timers or hard-core Disney people — spend way, WAY more time researching and deciding where they’re going to eat than which attractions […]
Flame Tree BBQ is a quick service restaurant located in Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom park. It has a fairly central location, in Discovery Island between Dinoland and the Tree of Life, which means you probably won’t have an incredibly long walk when you decide […]
I think a lot of adults, me included, have a love/hate relationship with Chef Mickey, located in Disney’s Contemporary Resort. And if you’re a regular reader of this blog, you know I like to make fun of Chef Mickey as often as possible. Chef Mickey […]
Have you ever eaten at a restaurant in Disney World and thought to yourself, “This is sooo good … I wish I didn’t have to wait til our next Disney trip to be able to eat it again”? It turns out that you may not […]
On my recent adults-only Disney trip with my friend Loraine, we had breakfast at Cape May Cafe. It was a good choice for us because, in all the years each of us have gone to Disney with our respective three kids and husband (we leave […]
1900 Park Fare is a character dining buffet restaurant with high ceilings and a carnival and carousel theme. I had dinner there for the first time last week on my adults-only trip to Disney World with my friend Loraine. After reading this post, you’ll know […]
I’ve been curious about Hollywood & Vine, a table service at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, for some time now. If you do any research about it in forums or blog comments, you’ll see that it doesn’t have the greatest reputation. I’ve even seen it called “the […]
The Garden Grill is one of two character meals that you’ll find in Disney World’s Epcot, and is a pretty nifty place for at least three reasons, in my opinion: The restaurant rotates You get to meet Chip and Dale It’s one of the more […]
The Crystal Palace is a character dining restaurant in the Magic Kingdom where you get to meet characters from The Hundred Acre Woods (ie, Winnie the Pooh and Friends.) According to Mickey Wiki, the Crystal Palace is as old as the park itself, but originally […]