Vegan Dining in Disney World

Yes, vegans can eat well in Walt Disney World, too… especially these days! In October 2019, Disney announced that every major table and counter service restaurant in both Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort would offer plant-based options!

Disney Parks Plant-Based Dining

Disney shares that the over-400 plant-based options that are available throughout Walt Disney World “are made with no animal meat, dairy, eggs or honey. They are made with ingredients that come from plants, including grains, vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds and legumes.”

“Look for the Leaf”

Disney notifies that guests can easily identify plant-based options on Disney restaurant menus by looking for the Leaf icon.

Plant-Based Logo

More Helpful Hints and Resources

Though it is far less difficult these days for vegans to find options throughout Walt Disney World, as with other guests dining with special diet concerns, you may wish to note that there is a plant-based guest in your dining party on any Advance Dining Reservations you make for Table Service restaurants, and you may clearly note your restrictions (no eggs, no meat, no dairy, etc).

Of course, if you would like to learn more about your options even prior to making your Advance Dining Reservations, you can peruse individual restaurant menus on the Walt Disney World website or visit the Walt Disney World website’s Plant-based Dining Guide page.

If you are dining at a Counter Service location which accepts Mobile Order, keep your eyes peeled for the Plant-based icon in the menu sorting options as seen in the top row in our example below! (Not familiar with Mobile Order? Learn more here!)

Mobile Order screenshot

Check out our DFB YouTube Video about some of the BEST Disney World restaurants for vegan and vegetarian dining!

Plant-Based Food Photos and Reviews

Here at the DFB, we have had the opportunity to try several plant-based dishes around Walt Disney World. Below we’re including pictures and links to reviews for a just a few of the plant-based items we’ve tried. As with any menu items, please note that while the specific items available may change and vary as new recipes are developed, these can give you an idea of what you might expect!

Disney’s Hollywood Studios

Felucian Garden Spread at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo

Plant-Based Felucian Garden Spread

Toasted “Lobster” Roll at Rosie’s All-American Cafe

Toasted “Lobster” Roll

EPCOT

Vegan Blackberry Cupcake at Sunshine Seasons

Vegan Blackberry Specialty Cupcake

Magic Kingdom

Spaghetti and Mushroom Meatballs at Tony’s Town Square

Spaghetti with a mushroom meatball

Dark Chocolate Banana Bread at The Plaza Restaurant

Dark Chocolate Banana Bread

Disney’s Animal Kingdom

Customizable Bowl with Tofu at Satu’li Canteen
(Please Note: As the Bowls at Satu’li Canteen are customizable, options for plant-based guests include Chili-Spiced Crispy Fried Tofu, Black Beans and Rice or Potato Hash and Charred Onion Vinaigrette)

Satu’li Bowl with Tofu

Walt Disney World Resort Hotels

Plant-based Mickey Waffles at Sassagoula Floatworks & Food Factory

Plant-Based Mickey Waffles

Plant-Based All-You-Care-to-Enjoy Skillet at Whispering Canyon Cafe

Whispering Canyon Cafe The Plant Based Skillet

Vegan Edible Cookie Dough at World Premiere Food Court

Vegan Brownie Cookie Dough

And THAT’s just a glimpse!

A Few Favorite Disney SNACKS That Are Vegan

You didn’t think we’d let you go without a few SNACK recommendations, did you? Some of the most beloved and iconic Disney snacks just so happen to be vegan!

Pineapple Dole Whip

Mickey and Simba Soft Pretzels (without dipping in the accompanying cheese sauce), Popcorn, and DOLE WHIP fruit flavors (skip the vanilla) are all vegan! And don’t miss a visit to Erin McKenna’s Bakery NYC in Disney Springs, where EVERYTHING — from breads to cookies to cupcakes — is vegan (and gluten-free, to boot)!

Cookie Monster Cupcake

Vegan guests can also look forward to Beatrix, coming soon to Disney Springs! According to Disney, the location will be a “neighborhood restaurant, coffeehouse and grab-and-go market featuring healthy food options including vegetarian, gluten-free, and vegan along with fresh-squeezed juice cocktails.”

Reader Experience

Reader Jean: Yak and Yeti in Asia has Vegetable Lo Mein on menu to which you can add Tofu. However, they will substitute Tofu for any meat dish on menu. I’ve had Bourbon Tofu, Sweet ‘n Sour Tofu, Honey Tofu and Miso glazed Tofu (instead of the Salmon) which was fantastic! Also the Maple Tamarind chicken made with Tofu instead is really good. For an appy, the wok-fried green beans are vegan. You can get some of these at their quick service next door because they share same kitchen.

For more information, visit our Special Diets Resources Page.

For more Disney dining information, including details on dining discounts, restaurants, dining plans, menus, and more, visit our Disney Dining Reference Page.

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