Not often I come to a Disney Park restaurant and say that was good. But today I did it! We came to the Plaza to see what it was about. And at that time they had a month cristo on their menu. I can't give up this opportunity. We showed up at our reservation time, you can not eat anywhere in Disney without a reservation today, and have space in this small window that gave us a great view of the castle. Very nice. Our server was super cool. Very good service. We started with an app, the Seared Crab Cakes (Served with Apple Slaw and a Zesty Aïoli). These were simple and small, but very nibble, what I can only ask. And the sweet, sour lesbians with the cesty heat of Aioli made this really a nice...
Had the turkey club (blt) comes with fries. Triple layer sandwich we shared so we could have separate desserts. The Monte Cristo looked like almost like a fried chip. We got the banana split which is huge. It comes with chocolate vanilla and strawberry ice cream. It also has pineapple, 3 cherries, whipped cream, and a full banana. I got the dark chocolate bread pudding with soy chocolate ice cream. The ice cream was extremely good than other soy ones. They said the bread pudding was dairy-free, but I didn't trust it as it wasn't on the allergy menu. It was very good, but very dense/heavy for a lunch at a theme park to run around afterwards. The servers were ok, not the extreme bubblyness of...
The Plaza looked fantastic. It has excellent theming and has a wonderful of the Castle. The food, however, is okay. The appetizer of loaded fries is just plain sad, as you can see from my picture. It is not worth the cost by any stretch of the imagination. The entrees were bland and lukewarm. The service was slow, and our waiter got a little snippy when I ordered a second beer. Overall there are much better places to eat when it comes to food, but if this is all you can get, maybe stick to a quick service location.
The menu is literally 5 articles and a few desserts, but the food is really good. I think this place is best suited for adult couples, or somewhere to take your older parents, more than it is a restaurant for families with young children. I say that because this place is very relaxed, and slowly moving, and probably only appeals to someone over 40. Try the Reuben Sandwich. It is not greasy and burst with beef like the one you find in New York, but it is still good.
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the food is good, nothing special really. they offer a variety of options that are beautiful. The best thing is that they are one of the few sit-down non-buffet style/pricing restaurants in the magical kingdom. the dining area is small but nice and clean. It is worth noting that this area is so small that there is no toilet space inside. Service was nice and fast.
Never eaten here before. Tucked back behind the ice cream shop on main St. Across from Casey's corner. Was a really fun little spot. Waitress was awesome and the food was great. Asked for a cherry coke but they didn't have one. So tossed some cherries into a glass of coke. For the refill brought me a huge cup of cherries haha
Our experience in the Plaza was great. We had Ken as our waiter and he was super attentive and always checked us. The food was average. The cheese fries we got for a starter were like cheese fries you would get from a diner. The sandwich I had was absolutely incredible. Totally great experience.
Spectacular views of the fireworks over Disney. Members only location. Large outside deck area for conversations and views. The inside is elegant and seats a smaller amount of people. Large bar and menu for delicious decadents. Fun place to enjoy and unwind after a fun filled day in the parks.
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One of our favorite places to dine at the Magic Kingdom. They have vegan options, gluten free options, as well as sugar free options to assist with dietary needs. They can be busy but will allow you to go somewhere to shop and will text when your table is ready. Highly recommend!
Vacation club exclusive. Great for a snack and night cap and fireworks
