Disney - food recommendations in the parks

[Anonymous]

When it's dark out and the eating crowds have thinned, Docking Bay 7 is part of the Star Wars experience. It feels (look and sound) like you're eating at some less-traveled cantina out on the space frontier. The food is really tasty and creative as well.

Honestly, the problem with Epcot is that there are too many interesting choices. I would have sampled it all if I could have.

And agreed with the sentiment here. MK is absolute trash for food, though I'll look into Pecos Bill next time I'm there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dole whip at aloha aisle in magic kingdom. There are flat bread pizzas in fantasyland in Pinocchio haus I believe.
I like the grilled cheese from the fast casual place in Toy Story land at Hollywood studios
Epcot has all the pavilions around the world, so lots of options there. Get a grey goose slushie in France! There is also pizza to go in Italy (via Napoli) and I hear France has good fast casual options at Les Halles.
We also get a popcorn bucket at the start of the trip at refill at the parks to snack on.

We like to do a sit down meal at each of the parks - be our guest at MK, via Napoli or space 220 at Epcot, sci fi diner in Hollywood studios, and rainforest cafe at animal kingdom.

Probably the worst table service option in all of AK.

Obviously taste is personal because the only thing above that I would recommend is Via Napoli (and Dole Whip, of course). Pinocchio Haus is the worst.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Make sure to get Dole Whip. You can get it at the Aloha Isle in MK, and at the Poly. I like the float, which is made with pineapple juice. I got one every day when we stayed at the Poly.

Dole Whip is so good! Also love Ariel's Seafood Palace in MK. Great fried shrimp and calamari. But don't order the crab legs.

[Anonymous]

Another vote for Columbia Harbour House - head upstairs for AC and easy seating
In AK, Yak and Yeti food cafe (egg rolls, sesame chicken). The restaurant is good too if you have time for a sit down experience