Disney Resort Hotels Dining, All in One Place
Every restaurant, filtered by what actually matters when you're planning — service type, reservations, and character dining.
47 restaurants
'Ohana is one of the hardest reservations to snag at Walt Disney World, set on the upper level of the Great Ceremonial House at the Deluxe Polynesian Village Resort. Breakfast features a character experience with Lilo, Stitch, and Mickey in an all-you-care-to-enjoy island feast, while dinner pivots to a hearty family-style spread of 'Ohana noodles, teriyaki beef, and Polynesian-inspired grilled chicken around a wood-fire pit — without characters. Both meals are beloved rites of passage for Disney families.
Open for: breakfast, dinner
1900 Park Fare is a beloved all-you-care-to-enjoy character buffet at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, the crown jewel of WDW's Deluxe resorts. The recently refreshed dining room features soft Victorian carousel theming, and an updated character lineup now includes Cinderella, Aladdin, Tiana, and Mirabel alongside fan-favorite dishes like Strawberry Soup and Tiana's Gumbo. Both breakfast and dinner are offered, and reservations book out quickly at this perennially popular character dining experience.
Open for: breakfast, dinner
Ale & Compass Restaurant at the Deluxe Yacht Club Resort is a nautical-themed table-service dining room that feels like a refined New England dining hall, complete with circular porthole windows. It serves all three meal periods with a menu of Northeast-inspired dishes — hearty breakfasts, fresh salads and sandwiches at lunch, and comfort-focused dinners — that many guests consider among the most reliably excellent resort meals in the EPCOT area. Mobile ordering is available and particularly useful for faster breakfast service.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Artist Point at Disney's Wilderness Lodge — a Deluxe resort — has been reimagined as Storybook Dining, a unique prix-fixe character dinner set in an enchanted forest atmosphere. Snow White, Dopey, and Grumpy visit tables during the meal, while the Evil Queen makes a dramatic appearance for an exclusive photo opportunity. The experience blends elegant Pacific Northwest–inspired cuisine with fairytale magic in one of WDW's most distinctive character dining offerings.
Open for: dinner
Beach Club Marketplace is the main quick-service location at the Deluxe-tier Beach Club Resort, nestled in the heart of the EPCOT-area resort cluster. It offers grab-and-go staples, hot breakfast sandwiches, flatbreads, and snacks throughout the day — a convenient option for guests who want to eat quickly before heading through EPCOT's International Gateway, just a short stroll away. It's especially practical during EPCOT festivals, when guests can grab a resort meal between food booth crawls.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
Beaches & Cream Soda Shop is a nostalgic 1950s-style ice cream parlor and diner at the Deluxe Beach Club Resort, famous across Walt Disney World for the Kitchen Sink — a towering sundae made with eight scoops of ice cream, every available topping, and a full can of whipped cream. Beyond the legendary desserts, the menu includes classic diner staples like burgers, grilled cheese, and tomato soup. Reservations are strongly recommended for indoor seating, though a to-go window serves ice cream treats without a wait.
Open for: lunch, dinner, snacks
Boatwright's Dining Hall is the table-service restaurant at the Moderate-tier Port Orleans Resort – Riverside, set inside a wonderfully themed space that evokes a Creole boat-building workshop complete with a full keel suspended overhead. The menu leans Southern and Cajun, highlighted by an all-you-care-to-enjoy platter of hickory-smoked ribs, Cajun chicken, smoked sausage, and barbecued beef brisket. It's a satisfying dinner-only experience that feels genuinely special for a mid-tier resort.
Open for: dinner
Boma is an all-you-care-to-enjoy buffet restaurant at the Deluxe-tier Animal Kingdom Lodge (Jambo House), designed to evoke a lively African open-air marketplace. The breakfast spread is considered one of the best on Disney property, and dinner showcases specialties like watermelon rind salad, Moroccan seafood salad, Durban-spiced roasted chicken, and an array of global sauces. Reservations are highly recommended due to Boma's enduring popularity with both resort guests and dining day-trippers.
Open for: breakfast, dinner
California Grill crowns the top floor of the Deluxe Contemporary Resort with one of the most dramatic dining settings at Walt Disney World — sweeping panoramas of Bay Lake and Cinderella Castle make it the premier spot to watch Magic Kingdom fireworks from a reserved table. The signature three-course prix-fixe dinner spotlights fresh, California-inspired cuisine including oak-fired beef filet, Sonoma goat-cheese ravioli, and pan-seared sustainable fish. Book at the 60-day mark, as this legendary signature restaurant fills rapidly.
Open for: dinner
Cape May Cafe is a delightful dual-purpose table-service restaurant at the Deluxe Beach Club Resort, where breakfast brings a buffet character experience featuring Minnie Mouse and friends in beach-themed outfits in a bright, relaxed setting. Dinner pivots to a New England–style clam bake theme, with an all-you-can-enjoy seafood buffet featuring peel-and-eat shrimp, crab legs (when offered), carved meats, and coastal-inspired sides. It's a wonderful family option that lets guests meet characters without needing a park admission.
Open for: breakfast, dinner
Captain Cook's is the beloved primary quick-service restaurant at the Deluxe-tier Polynesian Village Resort, open from early morning until late at night. Breakfast is its moment to shine — Tonga Toast (banana-stuffed sourdough rolled in cinnamon sugar) and Macadamia Nut Pancakes are among the most talked-about quick-service items on Disney property. Lunch and dinner bring island-inspired plates like the Aloha Pork Sandwich and Thai Coconut Meatballs, all with a laid-back tropical vibe.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
The colorful main quick-service food court at Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort — a Moderate hotel with direct Skyliner access to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios — Centertown Market offers everything from breakfast bowls to tacos and Caribbean-inspired entrées throughout the day. The vibrant island aesthetic and variety of stations make it one of the more lively food courts in the Moderate tier.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
Chef Mickey's is Walt Disney World's most iconic character buffet, hosted on the Grand Canyon Concourse of the Deluxe Contemporary Resort as the monorail whisks past overhead and Mary Blair's stunning 90-foot mural presides over the room. The Fab Five — Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy, and Pluto — circulate in colorful chef outfits for hugs, autographs, and unforgettable family moments. Reservations are extremely competitive and should be booked at the 60-day window.
Open for: breakfast, dinner
Cítricos is a signature dining experience at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, the Deluxe flagship on the Magic Kingdom monorail loop, serving upscale American cuisine with Mediterranean influences in an elegantly Mary Poppins–inspired setting. The menu features seasonal, carefully sourced ingredients prepared with sophisticated technique — from fresh seafood to prime cuts — paired with an exceptional wine list. Note: From mid-July through October 2026, Cítricos will also host brunch service while the Grand Floridian Cafe undergoes refurbishment.
Open for: dinner
Contempo Café is the main quick-service option at the Deluxe-tier Contemporary Resort, conveniently located on the fourth floor of the iconic A-frame tower where the monorail glides through overhead. The menu covers all-day dining — flatbreads, sandwiches, burgers, salads, and rotating specialty items — with quality well above typical counter-service fare. Its unbeatable location, steps from the Magic Kingdom monorail, makes it a strategic midday refuge.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
El Mercado de Coronado is widely regarded as one of the best resort food courts in the Moderate tier, serving Tex-Mex bowls, flatbreads, and rotating specials inside the beautifully themed main building of Disney's Coronado Springs Resort. The Southwestern décor, generous portions, and mobile ordering make it a crowd favorite for both quick meals and leisurely breakfasts. It's the busiest dining hub at a resort that punches well above its Moderate classification in overall dining depth.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
The main food court at Disney's All-Star Sports Resort, one of Walt Disney World's most budget-friendly Value hotels, dishes up classic quick-service fare — from scrambled eggs and Mickey waffles at breakfast to pizzas, burgers, and sandwiches the rest of the day. It's a convenient, no-fuss refueling stop for guests who spend most of their time at the parks. Mobile ordering is supported, keeping lines moving efficiently.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
The lively main food court at Disney's Pop Century Resort, a Value-tier hotel, features multiple stations serving everything from Mickey waffles at breakfast to burgers, flatbreads, and rotating specials through late night. Its retro pop-culture theming makes even a quick meal feel like part of the resort experience, and it recently received a stylish mid-century-inspired refresh alongside a new coffee lounge space.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
Flying Fish is the premier signature restaurant at Disney's BoardWalk Inn — a Deluxe resort set along the EPCOT-area boardwalk — widely regarded as one of the best seafood restaurants on Disney property. The Art Deco–inspired dining room, anchored by glass fish sculptures and a dramatic color palette, provides an elegant backdrop for a menu of inventive seafood and steaks, including the celebrated potato-crusted red snapper. Smart casual attire is expected, and this is a particularly excellent choice for adult date nights or celebratory meals.
Open for: dinner
Gasparilla Island Grill is the around-the-clock quick-service restaurant at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, Walt Disney World's flagship Deluxe hotel. It offers a classic resort counter-service menu — Mickey waffles and breakfast platters in the morning, artisan burgers, flatbreads, and sandwiches through the day — with the option to dine outside overlooking the marina with views of Cinderella Castle. For a Deluxe resort, it provides a remarkably convenient and affordable dining option at any hour.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
The Grand Floridian Cafe is a charming, moderately-priced table-service restaurant tucked inside the lobby of Disney's flagship Deluxe resort, offering views of the rose gardens and courtyard pool. Its menu of reinvented American classics — Eggs Benedict, a signature burger, buttermilk-fried chicken, and Miso-Glazed Salmon — earns it a devoted following as one of WDW's best-value resort meals. Note: The cafe is temporarily closed mid-July through October 2026 for refurbishment, with brunch shifting to Cítricos during that period.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue is Walt Disney World's longest-running dinner show, performed in Pioneer Hall at the Moderate-category Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground and beloved across generations of guests. The all-you-can-eat feast — fall-off-the-bone BBQ ribs, fried chicken, cornbread, baked beans, and strawberry shortcake — is served family-style while a lively cast of performers sings, dances, and entertains throughout the meal. This show returned triumphantly after a pandemic hiatus and fills quickly; book the full 60 days in advance.
Open for: dinner
Intermission Food Court is the central quick-service dining hall at Disney's All-Star Music Resort, a Value-tier property celebrated for its larger-than-life musical theming. Breakfast classics, flatbreads, pasta, and rotating daily specials keep all ages satisfied without fuss or reservations. The food court's musical décor and affordable prices make it a cheerful spot to fuel up before a park day.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
Jiko is the signature dining experience at the Deluxe-tier Animal Kingdom Lodge (Jambo House), serving an adventurous seasonal menu with African, Indian, and Mediterranean influences prepared over wood-burning ovens. The warm, elegant dining room — with vibrant spices, crackling fires, and African-inspired artwork — makes dinner here a genuinely immersive experience. As a Disney Signature restaurant, Jiko requires two dining plan credits and a dress code befitting its refined atmosphere.
Open for: dinner
Kona Cafe is a casually elegant table-service restaurant on the second floor of the Polynesian Village Resort's Great Ceremonial House, a Deluxe hotel on the Magic Kingdom monorail loop. Breakfast is the crown jewel — Tonga Toast and Macadamia Nut Pancakes draw guests from across the resort — while lunch and dinner deliver a well-executed menu of Asian-Pacific dishes including sushi rolls, poke bowls, braised short ribs, and salmon. Walk-ups are sometimes possible, though reservations are always the safer bet.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Art of Animation's sprawling main food court is one of the most beloved quick-service venues in the Value tier, featuring make-your-own pasta bowls, burgers, international-inspired dishes, and eye-catching décor themed to beloved Disney and Pixar films. Open from early morning through late night, it serves guests of the resort's boldly themed family suites and standard rooms alike. The nearby Skyliner gondola connection adds extra convenience for park-hopping days.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
Maya Grill is Coronado Springs Resort's dinner-only table-service restaurant, inspired by Mesoamerican culinary traditions and housed in a dramatically designed space at the Moderate-tier resort's main building. The menu showcases bold Mexican and Southwestern flavors, with complex preparations that often surprise guests who stumble upon it. It's dinner-only, opening at 5:00 PM, and tends to be quieter than the resort's other dining venues.
Open for: dinner
Narcoossee's is a signature waterfront restaurant perched in an octagonal pavilion along the Seven Seas Lagoon at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa — a Deluxe hotel — offering front-row views of Magic Kingdom fireworks from its wraparound porch. The menu showcases refined coastal cuisine with fresh local and global seafood alongside premium steaks, recently refreshed following a 2023 renovation. It's one of the most atmospheric dining experiences at any Disney resort, especially timed for the Happily Ever After nighttime spectacular.
Open for: dinner
Housed in a warmly themed space evoking a working cotton-press mill on the bayou, Riverside Mill Food Court is the main quick-service location at the Moderate-tier Port Orleans Resort – Riverside. The menu blends Southern Louisiana comfort food with standard resort fare, open from early morning through late evening. Its cozy wooden décor and casual pace make it a welcoming spot after a long park day.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
Roaring Fork is the primary quick-service restaurant at Disney's Wilderness Lodge, a Deluxe resort inspired by the grand lodges of America's Pacific Northwest. Breakfast is a particular highlight, with standout pastries and a rotating menu of hot items, while lunch and dinner bring burgers, chicken nuggets, flatbreads, and inventive salads. The rustic log-and-stone setting makes even a casual counter-service meal feel cozy and immersive.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
Sanaa is a beloved table-service restaurant located at Kidani Village, the Disney Vacation Club wing of the Deluxe Animal Kingdom Lodge, with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Sunset Savanna. The Indian-African fusion menu is celebrated resort-wide, and the legendary Bread Service — fresh naan paired with a rotating array of chutneys, hummus, and dips — is consistently named one of the best bites at all of Walt Disney World. Arriving guests often hope to spot giraffes or zebras grazing just outside.
Open for: lunch, dinner
This spirited Mardi Gras–themed food court is the primary quick-service dining option at the charming Moderate-tier Port Orleans Resort – French Quarter. Alongside classic resort staples like burgers and pizza, guests can enjoy New Orleans–inspired specialties such as po'boy sandwiches, jambalaya, gumbo, and shrimp & grits. It's open for all three meal periods, and the festive atmosphere perfectly captures the resort's bayou spirit.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
Sebastian's Bistro is the table-service gem at the Moderate-tier Caribbean Beach Resort, offering an all-you-can-enjoy dinner of Latin- and Caribbean-flavored small plates in a warm, waterfront setting. Recently refreshed with updated floors and renewed energy, it draws both resort guests and day visitors looking for a relaxed, flavorful evening meal with beautiful views. Reservations are recommended, especially during busy periods.
Open for: dinner
Steakhouse 71 is a retro-chic family steakhouse on the first floor of the Deluxe Contemporary Resort, named for the year Walt Disney World opened and styled with a '70s-inspired aesthetic. All three meal periods are served here — breakfast features creative hash dishes and seasonal pancakes, while lunch and dinner pivot to chophouse classics like hand-cut steaks, Caesar salads, and gourmet burgers. It's one of the best-value table-service meals in the Magic Kingdom area and a consistent fan favorite.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Opened in October 2024, The Cake Bake Shop by Gwendolyn Rogers transformed the former ESPN Club at the Deluxe BoardWalk Inn into a whimsical, pastel-filled dining room that is among the most visually arresting new restaurants at Walt Disney World. The full-service restaurant serves sweet and savory menus for breakfast, brunch, afternoon tea, and dinner, while a separate bakery side offers elaborate handcrafted cakes and pastries to go. Crescent Lake views, imported French teas, and freshly made scones with clotted cream round out an experience that feels genuinely one-of-a-kind.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
Named for the river flowing through Kenya and Tanzania, The Mara is the main quick-service restaurant at Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge, a stunning Deluxe resort where guests can watch real African wildlife from the savanna. Open from early morning until late at night, the menu spans African-inspired dishes and classic comfort food, and the grab-and-go case is famous for Zebra Domes — the resort's signature cream-filled chocolate treats. The richly themed dining room, with beautiful murals and tree-like structures, makes even a casual meal feel special.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
The Market at Ale & Compass is the primary quick-service dining option at the Deluxe Yacht Club Resort, serving grab-and-go breakfast sandwiches, hot entrées, and snacks throughout the day. It operates as part of the broader Ale & Compass dining concept and is a convenient pit stop before a walk to EPCOT's International Gateway. The Steak and Egg Breakfast Sandwich with garlic-peppercorn ranch is a local favorite for early risers.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
Three Bridges Bar & Grill is an open-air table-service restaurant uniquely situated over the lagoon at Coronado Springs, a Moderate-tier resort, offering striking water views from every table. The menu features Latin- and Caribbean-influenced dishes such as flavorful flatbreads, fresh seafood, and handcrafted cocktails in a breezy island-style setting. It's a standout dining experience that elevates the Moderate resort experience considerably.
Open for: lunch, dinner
Perched on the 16th floor of the sleek Gran Destino Tower at Coronado Springs — a Moderate resort with near-Deluxe ambitions — Toledo offers sweeping rooftop views alongside a sophisticated menu of Spanish-inspired tapas, premium steaks, and fresh seafood. The combination of panoramic vistas and elevated cuisine makes it one of the most romantic dinner options in the entire Moderate category. Reservations are strongly encouraged, especially for prime evening slots.
Open for: dinner
Topolino's Terrace sits on the tenth floor of the Disney Vacation Club Riviera Resort — a Deluxe property on the Skyliner line — with sweeping rooftop views of EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, and the gondola system. Breakfast is a beloved prix-fixe character experience called 'Breakfast à la Art with Mickey & Friends,' featuring the Fab Four in artist-inspired costumes; dinner is a non-character Signature dining event of French and Italian–inspired seafood, handmade pasta, and wood-grilled meats. One restaurant, two completely distinct and memorable experiences.
Open for: breakfast, dinner
Trail's End Restaurant is a uniquely accessible table-service and quick-service hybrid at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground — a Moderate-category resort offering cabins and campsites — located inside the rustic Pioneer Hall building beside Bay Lake. The hearty, comfort-food menu spans fried chicken, BBQ ribs, and classic sides at dinner (mirroring the neighboring Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue's fare), with equally satisfying breakfasts and lunches. No advance reservations are needed, making it one of WDW's most relaxed and underrated dining options.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Trattoria al Forno is a warm, family-friendly Italian table-service restaurant at the Deluxe-tier BoardWalk Inn, serving regional Italian specialties paired with a 100% Italian wine list. The menu spans all three meal periods, with house-made pastas, hearty entrées, and wood-fired dishes that make it a satisfying all-day option along the scenic EPCOT-area boardwalk. It's an approachable, moderately-priced alternative to the more formal Flying Fish just steps away.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Victoria & Albert's is the crown jewel of Walt Disney World dining — a Michelin-starred, AAA Five Diamond restaurant at the Grand Floridian Resort & Spa that stands as the first and only U.S. theme-park-owned restaurant to hold a Michelin star, which it has retained through 2026. Guests receive an intimate, three-hour dining experience with a seasonally changing multi-course tasting menu of globally inspired creations, two dedicated servers, and personalized menus to take home. With prices starting above $295 per person and a strict semi-formal dress code, this is a once-in-a-lifetime fine dining occasion.
Open for: dinner
Wailulu Bar & Grill is a newer dining destination housed inside the Polynesian Village Resort's Island Tower — part of the Deluxe resort — featuring Polynesian-inspired artwork made from recycled materials and reclaimed fishing nets. The menu centers on contemporary Pacific Island cuisine with shareable plates and elevated island flavors, while prime-time dinner slots offer stunning views of Magic Kingdom fireworks from the dining room. As of December 2025, advance reservations are now accepted through the My Disney Experience app.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Whispering Canyon Cafe is a wildly entertaining table-service restaurant in the lobby of the Deluxe-tier Wilderness Lodge, known as much for its playfully sassy cast members as for its all-you-care-to-enjoy bottomless skillets and chuck-wagon platters. Breakfast fans rave about the signature skillets loaded with bacon, eggs, Mickey waffles, and biscuits, while dinner features slow-smoked ribs, citrus-herb chicken, and plant-based options. The rustic log-cabin setting and theatrical staff antics make every meal a memorable family experience.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Set inside the cinema-themed All-Star Movies Resort — one of Walt Disney World's most affordable Value hotels — World Premiere Food Court wraps guests in giant props from classic Disney films while serving up round-the-clock comfort food: eggs and waffles in the morning, pizzas and burgers through the night. It's an easy, family-friendly option with mobile ordering available.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
Yachtsman Steakhouse is the signature dining flagship of the Deluxe Yacht Club Resort, featuring an exhibition kitchen and knotty-pine New England dining room where premium hand-cut steaks take center stage alongside fresh seafood. It's long been considered one of the best steakhouses on Disney property, and was undergoing a refurbishment in 2026 with a reopening expected in late August. Two dining plan credits are required, befitting its status as a Disney Signature restaurant.
Open for: dinner