food IS a theme park
You said you were looking for a side of island vibes along with your drink, right?
Gurgling Suitcase
The Gurgling Suitcase in Disney’s Old Key West Resort is a Key West-style bar, and right now, we’re taking you with us to check it out!
BREAKING BREAKFAST NEWS!
Satu’li Canteen
One of our absolute favorite restaurants in all of Disney World just brought its breakfast menu back! Satu’li Canteen inside Pandora: World of Avatar at Disney’s Animal Kingdom is a stellar quick-service spot that features build-your-own bowls and the iconic cheeseburger pods during lunch and dinner, but right now we’re taking you with us to check out the newly returned breakfast menu at Satu’li Canteen!
Does Magic Kingdom really have the worst quick service food?
Cinderella Castle
This is a hotly debated topic, and even here on the DFB team, people have differing opinions. But to truly answer that question, we’ve got to do some unbiased reviews of the various dining options. So today, I’m taking you along with me to The Friar’s Nook!
Disneyland’s reimagined Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree is finally open so you know we had to head over and grab a bite or several!
Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree
Disneyland is turning its Critter Country land into Bayou Country, which will conclude with the opening of Tiana’s Bayou Adventure in November. A major piece of Bayou Country will be the Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree — formerly known as the Hungry Bear Restaurant. After several months of refurbishment and retheming, we headed over to the NOW-OPEN Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree to try its new menu and check out the changes!
There are SO many quick service spots in EPCOT, how do you choose where to go for a cheap meal?
Spaceship Earth
With restaurants in all the World Showcase pavilions, plus a few options near the front of the park, you can get a wide variety of cuisine options around this park. But have you ever been to the food court? I took a trip there for lunch recently, and my experience was not what I expected!
There are SO many places to eat in EPCOT, and it can be super overwhelming deciding where to dine.
Spaceship Earth at EPCOT
Every World Showcase pavilion has a quick service restaurant, but I’m here to tell you that they are NOT all created equal. Some spots are a bit underwhelming, while others seem to hit every time. And recently, I visited one of those quick service spots that we really love here at DFB. Is it still a winner? Let’s dive in.
If there’s one Disney World park that’s known for its wide variety of culinary options, it’s EPCOT!
Japan Pavilion in EPCOT
With 11 different countries in the World Showcase and at least one restaurant in each pavilion, there are SO many options. You can try eats from all over the world, and while some are pretty spectacular, others can be…lackluster. Recently, I stopped by one of the park’s least popular restaurants to see if it’s a hidden gem, or truly just a swing and a miss.
EPCOT is known for being one of the best Disney World parks when it comes to dining.
Spaceship Earth
Unlike in Magic Kingdom and Disney’s Hollywood Studios where it can sometimes feel like a challenge to find something that’s really tasty, EPCOT is full of great quick service and table service restaurants, not to mention the four different festivals that happen throughout the year. With so many great spots, some go underrated, and while part of us wanted to keep this gem to ourselves, we figured it was time to make it known just how much we LOVE this EPCOT spot!
There are some seriously underrated restaurants in Disney World that we love to talk about.
Swan Reserve
With hundreds of places to dine across the theme parks, resorts, and Disney Springs, it can feel near impossible to choose where to eat on your vacation. But we’re willing to guess that there are plenty of spots you haven’t tried before! And recently, we got to dine at a restaurant that people really don’t talk about enough.
If there’s a specific type of food you’re looking for at Disney World, chances are they’ve already got you covered!
Capt. Cook’s
From All-American classics to tastes from the Caribbean and Asia, there really are a TON of places to dine around Disney World. And some of them are in spots you just wouldn’t expect! If you’re a fan of Polynesian food and you haven’t exactly found a restaurant to satisfy your craving in Magic Kingdom, there’s a spot you have to check out and it’s just outside of the park!
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