Here at DFB, we love telling you about our tried and true favorite restaurants at Disney World to help you find the best ones for your vacation.

Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
food IS a theme park
Here at DFB, we love telling you about our tried and true favorite restaurants at Disney World to help you find the best ones for your vacation.

Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
It might seem like a hassle to leave your Disney World park day behind to track down a restaurant at a hotel you’re not even staying at, but trust us, it can be SO worth it! Some of the absolute BEST dining spots in Disney World are actually hiding out at the resorts. With just a little extra time, you could be heading to one seriously delicious meal. So, we’re sharing our TOP Disney World hotel restaurants that are 100% worth the trip!
It’s not uncommon for celebrities to visit Disney World for a fun lil’ trip with their family and friends.
Just like us, they love the chance to relax, unwind, and soak in the atmosphere and thrills of a Disney vacation. But the difference? They typically have a LOT more free cash to spend on their vacation than we do! So if there are any celebs out there looking for some bougie ideas for how to do their trip RIGHT…we’re here to help.
When you’re choosing a Walt Disney World resort, dining options are a major part of the vibe—especially if you love escaping the parks for a chill meal. There are dozens of restaurants scattered across the resorts, and some real culinary gems fly under the radar. Even if your whole trip revolves around park days, a late lunch or dinner at your hotel can be a game‑changer.

Dining room with shades
Curious which resort restaurants are worth booking—and which are better off skipped? We’ve got you covered with the latest must‑book spots and the ones that feel meh. You don’t have to stay at a Disney resort to snag a reservation—many of these dining rooms welcome off‑site visitors. After all, you’re paying for the experience just as much as the meal.
I dropped a small fortune on a Disney dinner…and honestly? I’d do it again in a heartbeat.
This wasn’t just any Disney restaurant. This was Victoria & Albert’s Chef’s Table — the ultra-exclusive, AAA Five-Diamond fine dining experience that’s basically the holy grail of Disney foodie dreams. After months of planning, we scored one of the most coveted reservations in all of Disney World — and after multiple unforgettable courses, these are the five things that impressed me the most.
When most people go to Disney World, they probably aren’t expecting fine dining, rare cuts of meat, or expensive wines. But Disney World serves more than theme park cheeseburgers and chicken nuggets (though, don’t get us wrong, we still love a corn dog nugg every once in a while).

Wet Aged Ribeye from Capa
In fact, Disney World is home to two Michelin Star restaurants. TWO! If you’re looking for a good place to eat, you might want to turn to the food experts for a recommendation. Now, the renowned foodie website laliste.com has published its list of the Top 1,000 Restaurants for 2025, and a Disney World restaurant made the cut!
It’s no secret that Disney World has some pretty amazing restaurants.
We would know because we’ve eaten at every single one of them! But that’s not all — many of Disney World’s restaurants have won MAJOR awards. Several restaurants have been awarded recognition by the Michelin Guide and have even received Michelin Stars. This year, two Disney World restaurants have earned Michelin Stars — and we want to brag about them!
Eating at Disney World is a bit more complicated than you think.
While the Disney World Resort offers a litany of food options, from sit-down restaurants to quick-service snacks and everything in between, eating at the resort isn’t always as easy as it seems. While many are aware that pretty much every restaurant on property requires an Advanced Dining Reservation, there are also some other Disney World dining rules that not every guest is aware of.
Do you have that one bucket list Disney World restaurant that you WILL dine at someday?
For many, that restaurant is Victoria & Albert’s at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort. This restaurant is ELITE and pricey, but dining there can be a special once-in-a-lifetime experience. Now, we’ve been there several times, so we might be a little biased, but we’re totally not surprised about a new honor this restaurant has been given.
There are a lot of expensive restaurants in Disney World, but only ONE of them is the most expensive of them all.
That restaurant is Victoria & Albert’s, located in Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa. It has an AAA 5-diamond rating, has been recognized by the Michelin Guide, and is bucket list item for many Disney fans. We’ve had the opportunity to dine at this incredible spot before, and while it was amazing, there are a few things we wished we could have done differently.
Some Disney World restaurants are one-and-done because the experience is cool but the food is…underwhelming. But that’s not the case with the three restaurants we’re talking about today.
When it comes to dining at Disney World, there are options for just about every preference: character meals, themed restaurants, budget-friendly spots, and LUXURIOUS experiences. Some of the MOST luxurious restaurants in Disney World are incredible, with a beautiful atmosphere and even better food. But the prices at these places mean they’re once-in-a-lifetime experiences for most of us!
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