Magic Kingdom Resort Area Restaurants
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1. California Grill
$$$$ | Magic Kingdom Resort Area |The view of the surrounding Disney parks from this 15th-floor restaurant—which earned a Michelin Plate distinction for quality in 2022—is as stunning as the food, especially after dark, when you can watch the nightly Magic Kingdom fireworks from an outdoor viewing area. The space has stylish mid-century modern furnishings and chandeliers, and the exhibition kitchen is so well equipped that it has a cast-iron flat grill designed specifically for cooking fish. The restaurant offers locally sourced foods where possible, made-from-scratch items, such as the duck à l'orange pizza appetizer, and many items cooked in the wood-fired oven. Specialties include oak-fired filet of beef, Florida coast black grouper, and grilled pork tenderloin in a Zinfandel glaze. If reservations aren't available, try the Grill's Lounge, as the first-come-first-served space offers the same menu and views. Celebration at the Top, a special event held on select weekend evenings in the private Sonoma and Napa rooms, offers cocktails, craft beers, and hors d'oeuvres one hour prior to the fireworks.
4600 N. World Dr., Walt Disney World, Florida, 32830, USA407-939–3463Known For
- Stunning views of the parks and fireworks
- Great sushi
- Globally inspired, locally sourced dishes
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Rate Includes: No lunch, Reservations essential; cancel at least 2 hours prior to the dining reservation time to avoid a $10-per-person cancellation fee. -
2. Victoria & Albert's
$$$$ | Magic Kingdom Resort Area |A well-polished service team anticipates your every need, providing a truly sophisticated dining experience, one in which children under 10 aren't on the guest list. There's nothing quick about sitting down for a 7- to 10-course dinner in the main dining room, the 10-course dinner in the intimate Queen Victoria's Room, or the over-the-top Chef's Table dinner in the restaurant's kitchen. Ingredients are sourced daily from local and international purveyors and may include Australian Kobe-style beef, white truffles, Alaskan sablefish, or Galilee Osetra caviar from northern Israel. This is Orlando's only restaurant with a AAA 5-Diamond award; it's also one of the few Disney restaurants with a dress code, so pack accordingly! The meal will easily run three hours or more, and the Chef's Table can cost more than $500 per person.
4401 Floridian Way, Walt Disney World, Florida, 32830, USA407-939–3862Known For
- Highest-priced restaurant at WDW
- Enormous and expensive wine list
- Exclusives like Osetra caviar and Miyazaki beef
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No lunch, Reservations essential, Jacket required -
3. 1900 Park Fare
$$$$ | Magic Kingdom Resort Area |Disney characters delight guests throughout the day at this sprawling, though dainty, lobby restaurant. Mary Poppins and friends join guests during the Supercalifragilistic Breakfast, posing for pics while cheerful tunes are played on an antique organ called Big Bertha, and the buffet features omelets made to order. Midday, the Mad Hatter reigns at the Wonderland Tea Party, for kids only. "Tea" consists of apple juice and cupcakes served by Alice and a very silly Hatter. Dress-up is encouraged but not required. Games and stories fill the hour for the 25 attendees from 4 to 12, who leave with an autographed photo. Dinner is home to Cinderella’s Happily Ever After Dinner, a buffet of worldly cuisine complete with Cinderella, Prince Charming, and their family (including wicked steps) making the rounds.
4401 Floridian Way, Walt Disney World, Florida, 32830, USA407-939–3463Known For
- Florida strawberry soup
- Character dining buffets throughout the day
- Wonderland Tea Party
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4. Chef Mickey's
$$$$ | Magic Kingdom Resort Area |The fact that the Disney monorail zooms overhead right through the Contemporary Resort, and that Mickey, Minnie, or Goofy hangs around for breakfast and dinner, would be enough to make it popular, but the food here is surprisingly good. Chef Mickey's is shiny and bright, offering a breakfast and brunch that includes banana bread French toast, potato-cheese casserole, and the "Celebration" Mickey pancake. The family-style dinner doesn't disappoint either with prime rib, roasted salmon, potato gnocchi, and a Mickey Mouse Dome for dessert. A large selection of specialty cocktails is available for the grown-ups.
4600 N. World Dr., Walt Disney World, Florida, 32830, USA407-939–3463Known For
- Character meals and Storybook Moments
- Family-style servings
- Specialty cocktails for the grown-ups
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Rate Includes: No lunch -
5. Citricos
$$$$ | Magic Kingdom Resort Area |With an ambitious menu that's fundamentally American—with influences of Tuscan, Provençal, and Spanish-Mediterranean cuisine—this Grand Floridian restaurant is one of the resort's best dollar-to-dining options. Standout entrées include Florida Cobia with mashed fingerling potatoes and local mushrooms, house-made rigatoni, and roulade of chicken with a corn cake. The wine list, one of Disney's most extensive, includes vintages from around the world. Save room for dessert: Citricos has an extensive list, all made in their dessert kitchen. The Chef's Domain private dining and wine experience is great for larger groups as tables seat up to 12.
4401 Floridian Way, Walt Disney World, Florida, 32830, USA407-939–3463Known For
- Excellent first-course choices
- Oak-grilled meats
- Casually elegant atmosphere
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Rate Includes: No lunch, Reservations essential -
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6. Garden View Tea Room
$$$$ | Magic Kingdom Resort Area |Disney’s Perfectly Princess Tea Party is afternoon tea at its grandest as children ages 3 to 9 enjoy the royal treatment. Dressing up is encouraged, and an early 9 am meal, featuring tea and sandwiches, is served on china plates (apple juice, peanut butter, and ham-and-cheese sandwiches for the kids; cheeses and finger sandwiches for adults). Princess Aurora (Sleeping Beauty herself) may make an appearance. Little ones receive a special Princess Aurora doll, jewelry and a tiara, a princess bag, and a photo scrapbook page—a nice parting gift considering the hefty cost ($333.64 for one adult and one child, additional children are $234.08). From noon to 4 pm daily, the space serves a traditional afternoon tea.
4401 Floridian Way, Walt Disney World, Florida, 32830, USA407-939–3463Known For
- Highly elegant tea for young princesses and princes and refined adults
- Character appearances
- House-made scones, sandwiches, and sweets
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Rate Includes: Reservations essential -
7. Narcoossee's
$$$$ | Magic Kingdom Resort Area |The dining room, with Victorian-style columns, high ceilings, and hardwood floors, is not only a great place seafood and steaks, but also to gaze out at the nightly fireworks over the Seven Seas Lagoon (an announcement is made when fireworks commence, and music is piped in). The menu changes regularly, but typical choices are wild Alaskan halibut and the surf-and-turf centerpiece—a butter-poached lobster tail and a tender, grilled filet mignon. The name of the place, incidentally, was not coined by Disney Imagineers; it's the name of a river and a small Central Florida town, both of which predate Disney. The bar, one of the more intimate in the resorts, specializes in fine whiskeys and spirits.
4401 Floridian Way, Walt Disney World, Florida, 32830, USA407-939–3463Known For
- Intimate and well-stocked bar
- Seafood flown in daily
- Black Angus steaks
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8. Ravello
$$$$ | Magic Kingdom Resort Area |Under the leadership of Neapolitan chef Fabrizio Schenardi, Ravello is a chic, modern Italian restaurant after dark. Hand-tossed pizzas emerge from the oven—perhaps finished with house-made ricotta, arugula, and truffle oil. The pastas might be familiar or ambitious, like ravioli made with veal, spinach, and wild mushrooms. And the entrées are simple yet hearty, such as a 16-ounce, dry-aged rib eye in Fabrizio's special rub or veal roulade in marsala sauce. In the morning, the dining room is fresh and bright, perfect for a buffet or à la carte breakfast. On select mornings, it's also the backdrop for a Good Morning Breakfast with Goofy & Pals character meal. The $46 adult/$24 kid price tag includes a buffet with an omelet station plus a pic of each guest with Goofy.
10100 Dream Tree Blvd., Walt Disney World, Florida, 32836, USA407-313–6161Known For
- Superbly executed cuisine of Naples
- Grilled lamb chops
- Disney character breakfast
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9. Story Book Dining at Artist Point with Snow White
$$$$ | Magic Kingdom Resort Area |This family-style restaurant deep inside the Wilderness Lodge offers character dining with Snow White and Dopey. The prix-fixe menu includes a shared appetizer, a single entrée per person, and then a shared dessert. There's a good northwestern U.S. wine list to choose from as well. The lobby of the hotel is its own entertainment, with giant totem poles and a huge stone fireplace that features rocks from every strata of the Grand Canyon.
901 Timberline Dr., Walt Disney World, Florida, 32830, USA407-939–3463Known For
- Slow-braised pork shank
- Butter-poached sustainable fish
- Shrimp cocktail
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Rate Includes: No lunch, Reservations essential -
10. ’Ohana
$$$$ | Magic Kingdom Resort Area |This Polynesian-themed restaurant offers two thoroughly entertaining, though incredibly different, experiences. Early in the day, the Best Friends Breakfast with Lilo & Stitch is destination-worthy; by night you'll find a Hawaiian-theme dinner. The intergalactic Stitch and a human sidekick join families for the morning meal, and Mickey and Pluto join in periodically while kids parade around the restaurant with maracas and wide grins. At night, the restaurant serves family-style, all-you-can-eat Hawaiian specialties and lots of meat, dumplings, and signature 'Ohana bread. The kids have coconut-rolling contests using brooms, and even dads are known to try out the hula hoops between courses.
1600 Seven Seas Dr., Walt Disney World, Florida, 32830, USA407-939–3463Known For
- Storytelling, shows, and games between courses
- Chicken, seafood, and steak skillet
- Full bar for adults
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No lunch
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