Best Quick Food in WDW parks (I'd love any photos)

iowamouse

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We're going to be at Disney in just a few days! I am not a super-mega Disney fan, but I'm getting really excited (especially as I browse through here)
Could you all help me know what the best quick food in each park is? Preferably with photos, so I can show my husband.
Thanks!
 

DisAl

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Flame Tree BBQ at Animal Kingdom. Don't have photos; I didn't want to get BBQ sauce all over my camera. ;)
FYI if you go to https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/ you can look at every menu (including price) for every restaurant at WDW. That can be really helpful if you want to make sure a particular location has items that your family likes. Most of the individual restaurant pages have a few photos.
 

Gomer

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I'll third Flame Tree. It's always great. But Sautuli Canteen at AK is also really good and has been giving Flame Tree a run for their money. (AK has pretty great CS food all around these days)

Tangerine Cafe in Epcot is another favorite. I've never had a bad meal there. Sunshine Seasons is good if you need variety of options.

Columbia Harbor house is probably the best you can get in MK (for both food and atmosphere). Although Pecos Bill's and Cosmic Rays can offer decent options if you get lucky and don't mind the crazy crowds those places get.

I'll take Thumper's advice for the CS options at DHS. "If you don't have anything nice to say...don't say anything at all". Let's just say, I usually make an effort to align my DHS days with either a TS reservation or a meal at my hotel so I'm not wandering that park hungry.
 

Schneewittchen

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So I really like quick service food and beverages...

In Animal Kingdom, get a Yak Attack at Quality Beverages. It's a mango daiquiri with a berry swirl. So good!

In Epcot, so many choices... For lunch we love getting a croque monsieur from Boulangerie Patisserie les Halles or something light from Tangierine Cafe. For a nice snack, churros from La Cantina de San Angel. Drinks... an orange slush from Les Vins de Chefs de France or a glass of Banfi Rosa Regale from a kiosk in Italy.

Magic Kingdom can disappoint sometimes. But we're all over the burritos and churros at Pecos Bill's. They have an awesome fixin's bar. You can get amazing nutella and fruit filled waffle sandwiches at Sleepy Hollow. Dole whips at Aloha Isle, frozen slushies at the Lunching Pad.
 

Me 'Earties

Not all treasure is silver and gold, mate
Epcot’s Sunshine Seasons on the first floor of the Land Pavillion is sort of cafeteria style, where you can pick and choose from a variety of offerings. We like it because it can satisfy, typically, the group since there’s the variety there. They can have some interesting choice there sometimes too. Sorry I don’t have a picture, but you can’t miss it.

However, as others have pointed out, you’ll be there during Flower and Garden Festival. There will be kiosks around the World Showcase area, and the food choices are pretty tasty. They are small bites, like tapas plates, so you can walk and eat, trying different items along the way. Check out this link for the kiosks and menus: https://www.wdwmagic.com/events/epc...festival-outdoor-kitchen-kiosks-and-menus.htm

At AK, Flame Tree BBQ is really great, as others have mentioned.

At MK...hmm. That’ll be a little tough, because there’s a lot of standard fare offerings. Personally, I can just walk around with a big ol’ Turkey leg. Admittedly, once we had kids, I stopped doing that in favor of a more sit down place, which typically ends up being Pecos Bill or Cosmic Rays. I do think Be Our Guest can be a nice quick service, because it’s a little more than burgers/chicken sandwiches, but it’s difficult to get in (typically need an ADR for that one, even for lunch).

At HS, that’s another tough one but typically the Commissary. Not really exciting, honestly, but it’s indoors and we can sit down with the kids.


Enjoy!
 

Otterhead

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MK: Pecos Bill's for tex-mex food, or any number of food carts selling turkey legs.
Animal Kingdom: Flame Tree BBQ or any of the food stands in Harambe Market.
Epcot: Sunshine Seasons inside The Land or any of the spots around World Showcase.
Hollywood Studios: Tacos and empanadas at Fairfax Faire, snacks at Baseline Tap House.
 

danyoung56

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I got the ribs for the first time on our last trip (usually get pulled pork) and they were so good.

They've changed their menu now. Rather than being able to order the 1/2 rack of ribs, you now have to get the full rack. I mean, look at that 1/2 rack above - can you imagine ordering TWICE that much meat? I'm not sure what they were thinking.
 

Otterhead

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They've changed their menu now. Rather than being able to order the 1/2 rack of ribs, you now have to get the full rack. I mean, look at that 1/2 rack above - can you imagine ordering TWICE that much meat? I'm not sure what they were thinking.
I usually get the combo of ribs & chicken or ribs / chicken / pork anyway, which is just the 1/2 rack. Pretty much anything's good with that sauce on it.
 

Captain Barbossa

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They've changed their menu now. Rather than being able to order the 1/2 rack of ribs, you now have to get the full rack. I mean, look at that 1/2 rack above - can you imagine ordering TWICE that much meat? I'm not sure what they were thinking.
Yeah, the 1/2 rack is A LOT of meat.
 

21stamps

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Shawarma Platter @!Tangerine Cafe
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Fun Vader Chicken & Waffles at HS
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One of my faves-

The beef and lamb gyro flatbread or chicken skewer at Harambe Market Animal Kingdom

(Sorry don’t have a pic)

MK- Nutella fruit waffle
 

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