food IS a theme park
The Diamond Horseshoe at Magic Kingdom has undergone a major change this year by transitioning from a table-service restaurant to theater show Jessie’s Roundup for Cool KIDS’ SUMMER.
The Diamond Horseshoe
But believe it or not, The Diamond Horseshoe is changing AGAIN. Disney announced that the Diamond Horseshoe will become a cowboy-themed lounge for a limited time this fall!
It’s no secret that we love the Cake Bake Shop at Disney World. The restaurant and bakery serve high-quality meals and treats on the gorgeous BoardWalk of Crescent Lake!
Snickerdoodle Cheesecake Bar
One of our favorite treats from Cake Bake is a fall-exclusive treat, and it was just announced that the Snickerdoodle Cheesecake Bar is BACK!
We’re getting excited for the 2026 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival, and we know you guys are too!
EPCOT’s International Food and Wine Festival Passport 2025
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the festival, and there are going to be over 100 new food items and 30 food booths to enjoy. On top of that, you’ll have exclusive merchandise and entertainment to check out during your visit. But one thing that you might want to add to your to-do list is the NEW food crawl!
I’m no nutritionist, and I’m certainly not a dietician, but I do know quite a bit about Disney World food groups.
Casey’s Corner Corn Dog Nuggets
When it’s your job to write about and review Disney World food, you start to notice some patterns emerging. And if you’re making a trip to the parks soon, chances are that you’ll be consuming snacks and drinks from each of these nine categories. Welcome to the Disney food pyramid!
Here at Disney Food Blog, we love grabbing a meal at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge. Whether you’re whoopin’ it up at Whispering Canyon Cafe, having a refined and relaxed meal at Artist Point, or grabbing a bite to go at Roaring Fork, it’s almost always a good time!
The spread!
Bars and Lounges around Disney World are family-friendly spots to grab a table-service bite or meal with no reservations needed, and a fantastic spot to nosh is Territory Lounge in Wilderness Lodge. But is it still a must-try spot? Let’s find out!
If you’ve been here for a while, it’s no secret that we’re big fans of unique and quirky snacks.
Let’s get those snacks!
We review theme park food pretty much every day, and if you’re looking for something interesting to snack on when you can’t get to the parks, sometimes the next best thing is the state fair! We recently came across the list of best foods at the Texas State Fair for 2026, and we can’t help but think that some of them are pretty similar to Disney World treats.
Okay, so who thinks that Halloween is the BEST time of the year in Disney World? We love how spooky Magic Kingdom gets decorated for the season (and the Mickey Halloween wreaths are just SO iconic). Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is also SO much fun, plus we even get to go trick-or-treating as adults at the party. What’s not to love?
It’s a Ghost Minnie Cake pop!
However, what really makes Halloween stand out for us in Disney World are the special treats you can find ALL over the resort. Now, we’ve already tried all the special treats at Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, but now, we’re trying treats OUTSIDE of the party, including a new ADORABLE treat we just found at Disney’s Beach Club Resort.
Spooky season has arrived at Magic Kingdom, and now fall treats are popping up at other parks around Disney World!
What’s this?!
We recently went to Disney’s Hollywood Studios because we heard about a new treat that had arrived for the Halloween season, and it sounded scary good! As avid Disney food lovers, you know we couldn’t wait to go grab it. Of course, we also couldn’t go eating it and not tell you all our thoughts.
Boo-To-You! We just spent an evening in Magic Kingdom at the first Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, and we’re still feeling all the spookiness and not-so-scariness of the evening.
Happy Halloween!
We trick-or-treated, we got a kick out of some fun costumes, we saw a parade and witnessed some EPIC creepy fireworks. But more importantly, we ate and drank some exclusive party snacks and drinks. Well, now that we’ve experienced it ALL, we’re going to tell you about our best food and drink picks of the evening!
When we’re in EPCOT craving a snack, the Japan Pavilion is our go-to spot. Where else in Disney World can you get sushi, ramen, and boozy shaved ice all in one place?
Tamago Sando
We love the quick-service restaurant Katsura Grill for a quick and authentic Japanese meal, but recently, we saw a new menu item that stopped us in our tracks: Disney World now has egg sandos!
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