From delicious quick service dining locations to one of a kind table service restaurant options, Magic Kingdom has a great mixture of both worlds.
Of course, it has nothing on the King of Disney World food and dining – Epcot.
But hey, let’s leave the judging up to you!
Best Magic Kingdom Restaurants
Here are the pros and cons of all Magic Kingdom restaurants including table service, quick service, and delicious snack locations.
Plus you’ll discover some tips to help make your dining experience more magical.
Table Service Restaurants
Here are all the table service restaurants at Magic Kingdom including all the pros and cons, tips, location, price range, and more:
Be Our Guest
Pros: Incredible setting with 3 unique rooms including the West Wing Library and the Grand Ballroom.
Cons: Real difficult to get a reservation during dinner. A little pricey as well.
Tips: Make sure to make an advanced dinner reservation 180 days in advance. Also you should really consider checking for open table time slots every hour of every day leading up to your visit to Magic Kingdom. And of course, try the Grey Stuff it’s delicious!
Location: New Fantasyland
Price Range: $21-35 / entree
Cinderella’s Royal Table
Pros: A truly remarkable dining experience where you can dine with fairytale princesses and enjoy a royal feast. And let’s not forget about those views!
Cons: Expensive.
Tips: Be sure to make a reservation 180 days in advanced.
Location: Cinderella Castle
Price Range: $55-70 per adult or $35-40 per child
The Crystal Palace
Pros: You get to meet Tigger, Winnie the Pooh, Eeyore, and Piglet!
Cons: Food quality isn’t that great.
Tips: Make an 8 am reservation that way you can experience a picture perfect nearly empty Magic Kingdom which makes it a perfect time for photos.
Location: Main Street USA
Price Range: $25-45 per adult or $15-25 per child
Jungle Navigation Co. Ltd. Skipper Canteen
Pros: Really unique menu that features food with Asian influences. Plus the theme and restaurant atmosphere is really cool.
Cons: Menu flavors are quite unique so picky eaters may not enjoy it as much.
Tips: Don’t be afraid to walk up to the restaurant without a reservation because walk ins are always welcome. Plus wait’s aren’t too bad either.
Location: Adventureland
Price Range: $17-34 / entree
Liberty Tree Tavern
Pros: You’ll get to experience New England type food as well as Thanksgiving favorites in both a la carte and buffet form.
Cons: Waits can be long even if you have a reservation.
Tips: Go for lunch and get the Ooey Gooey Toffee Cake!
Location: Liberty Square
Price Range: $15-20 for lunch and $35 per person for dinner
Plaza Restaurant
Pros: A hidden gem that’s actually quite inexpensive for a table service restaurant. So if you’re looking for sandwiches, this is your place.
Cons: Typical Food
Tips: Since the ice cream at this restaurant comes from next door, you can avoid the long Plaza Ice Cream Parlor lines and enjoy a nice cold treat here instead.
Location: Main Street USA
Price Range: $14-21 / entree
Tony’s Town Square
Pros: It has a really nice Lady and the Tramp theme.
Cons: To be honest, the food is mediocre. Nothing to rave about.
Tips: You can actually watch the Festival of Fantasy if you score a lunch reservation around 3 pm and request a patio seat.
Location: Main Street USA
Price Range: $18-34 / entree
Quick Service Restaurants
Here are all the quick service restaurants at Magic Kingdom including all the pros and cons, tips, location, price range, and more. Just note that on average, the meals at most if not all quick service restaurants (except Be Our Guest) will have prices that hover around the $9-15 range for adults and $6-8 for kids.
Aloha Isle
Pros: By far one of the best if not best snacks on Disney property.
Cons: Can get busy during peak the peak season and on hot summer days.
Tips: Get the float. You’ll get both pineapple whip and fresh pineapple juice. It’s great!
Location: Adventureland
Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies
Pros: Delicious smoothies and soda floats.
Cons: No place to enjoy your treat indoors.
Tips: Want to eat indoors? Head on over next door to Cosmic Rays.
Location: Tomorrowland
Be Our Guest Restaurant
Pros: This restaurant has the best atmosphere as well as cupcakes and desserts that you can find in Magic Kingdom.
Cons: Expensive and can be a long wait for lunch.
Tips: Order the Master’s Cupcake topped with Grey Stuff. You can only enjoy it for lunch, not dinner.
Location: New Fantasyland
Casey’s Corner
Pros: The corn dog nugget meal is one of the best bargains out there.
Cons: Can get extremely busy and indoor seating is very very limited.
Tips: For dinner, go during Wishes and park closing because this is when lines are very short.
Location: Main Street USA
Cheshire Cafe
Pros: Will sometimes unveil seasonal foods like cupcake cups.
Cons: Very limited and average menu.
Tips: This is usually one of the more emptier places to purchase drinks.
Location: Fantasyland
Columbia Harbour House
Pros: Great indoor seating as well delicious sandwich, fish and chip, and fried shrimp platters. And let’s not forget to mention the clam chowder!
Cons: Menu may seem limiting for picky eaters, especially if you aren’t fond of seafood.
Tips: You can actually get the same clam chowder served at the Liberty Tree Tavern for about $2 cheaper.
Location: Liberty Square
Cool Ship
Pros: Get your Mickey Pretzels here!
Cons: Besides pretzels, there aren’t any other food options.
Location: Tomorrowland
Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe
Pros: The menu selection is actually quite large. From burgers and nuggets to rotisserie chicken and greek salad, Cosmic Ray’s offers almost everything for everyone.
Cons: Can get really busy and indoor seating fills up quickly.
Tips: Sit near Sonny Eclipse, the alien entertainer, for music and more.
Location: Tomorrowland
The Friar’s Nook
Pros: Offers delicious gourmet macaroni and cheese.
Cons: No indoor seating and it’s quite limited.
Location: Fantasyland
Gaston’s Tavern
Pros: Delicious Harry Potter Butterbeer rival called LeFou’s brew that’s actually quite fruity and delicious.
Cons: Very small menu.
Tips: You’re better off just grabbing a giant cinnamon roll and Lefou’s Brew and finding lunch elsewhere.
Location: New Fantasyland
Golden Oak Outpost
Pros: Only place that sells waffle fries at Magic Kingdom.
Cons: Only serves chicken nuggets and waffle fries. And they no longer sell gourmet waffle fries 🙁
Location: Frontierland
Liberty Square Market
Pros: Offers baked regular and sweet potatoes on the go as well as fresh fruit and healthier alternatives.
Cons: No indoor seating.
Location: Liberty Square
The Lunching Pad
Pros: Great place to get hot dogs and a ham and cheese stuffed pretzel.
Cons: Hot dogs are only available until 9:00 pm.
Tips: Grab a seat at their outdoor seating section and people watch.
Location: Tomorrowland
Main Street Bakery
Pros: Offers Starbucks’ complete menu as well as some Disney baked goods and La Boulange pasty items.
Cons: Busy busy busy.
Tips: This is the best place to get free cups of water.
Location: Main Street USA
Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe
Pros: Best place to enjoy Southwest foods such as fajitas, tacos, burritos, and more.
Cons: This place can get extremely busy.
Location: Frontierland
Pinocchio Village Haus
Pros: Great place to get flatbread pizzas and caesar salads.
Cons: Can get really busy especially since there’s indoor seating and views of It’s a Small World.
Location: Fantasyland
Plaza Ice Cream Parlor
Pros: Delicious freshly made waffle bowl sundaes.
Cons: This place getting busy is an understatement.
Tips: Get the Plaza Sundae and ask for warm peanut butter and hot fudge. It’ll change your life.
Location: Main Street USA
Prince Eric’s Village Market
Pros: Sells delicious jumbo turkey legs as wells as fresh fruits, veggies, and humus.
Cons: A little out of the way to get a Turkey Leg.
Location: New Fantasyland
Sleepy Hollow
Pros: Freshly made waffle sandwiches and funnel cakes.
Cons: Waffles disappear after 5 pm.
Tips: Get the fruit and nutella waffle sandwich. Your tastebuds will thank you.
Location: Liberty Square
Storybook Treats
Pros: Delicious hot fudge and strawberry sundaes.
Cons: Only seating option is nearby at Friar’s Nook.
Location: Fantasyland
Sunshine Tree Terrace
Pros: You can grab a pina colada, fruit slush, or a citrus swirl which is basically like a soft serve orange creamsicle.
Cons: No longer serves Dole Whip in this location
Location: Adventureland
Tomorrowland Terrace Restaurant
Pros: Sells lobster rolls, burgers, hot dogs, salads, and more. Plus the views are amazing.
Cons: Hours of operation are very seasonal and inconsistent.
Tips: To experience this view during wishes, join the Wishes Fireworks Dessert Party.
Location: Tomorrowland
Tortuga Tavern
Pros: One of the only places to enjoy barbecue such as barbecue pork sandwiches, beef brisket, barbecue chicken, and more.
Cons: Only open during lunch, seasonally.
Location: Adventureland
Westward Ho
Pros: Great lemonade slushes.
Cons: No seating whatsoever.
Location: Frontierland
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