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Where’s the best food in Magic Kingdom
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OG Runner
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..and hugs, (before Covid), from the 100 Acre gang. (Pooh, Eyeore, Tigger & Pigglet)
OG Runner
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If you really think that you are not looking hard enough.
It’s a little harsh but not far from the truth. Skippers is very good outside of that hard pass.
OG Runner
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Have you tried, Be Our Guest, Crystal Palace, Liberty Tree Tavern or even Tony's Town Square Restaurant?
UNCgolf
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Tony's Town Square served me and my GF one of the worst meals we've ever eaten. It was literally inedible. I have heard it's improved since then, because it was a few years ago, but I'm not going to risk going back when there are so many other options.
Be Our Guest was mediocre when we went there -- not terrible, but not remotely worth the price.
I do like the Crystal Palace breakfast buffet, but it's a breakfast buffet. You basically know what you're getting going in with one of those and it's hard to really screw it up. The one at Boma at AKL is a lot better, though.
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Tomi-Rocket
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Columbia Harbour House, Sleepy Hollow, Liberty Tree Tavern and it’s been a while but The Plaza was good too.
ppet
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I Like the Plaza, Definitely get a decent sandwich there. I also tried Tony's on a trip last year and the food was decent, much better than what I had there a few years ago. But the one food (besides Dole Whips) that my family must have on a trip is the Egg Rolls. Nothing says good food like a push cart with a heater lamp.
Yes. None are worth eating at. BOG was so bad. Those eggs were prep
School level.
TheGuyThatMakesSwords
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Best Food? Consider getting on the Monorail and hit CA Grill, Narcoossee's, virtually anything OUTSIDE the Park.
The4mousekeeters
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Another vote for Skipper Canteen!
Sad fact is all the places at MK suck when it comes to food. Yes, we still hit Crystal Palace each time because the kids see it as a tradition, but it is far from good food. We can normally find something edible enough that we leave full... but lord, it would be nice if there was some decent options in MK. Unfortunately in the past 10 years the food as a whole at MK seems to have been on a pretty steep decline. As others have mentioned the best option is jumping on a monorail to one of the resorts for better food even if it does suck some of your precious time away.
ToTBellHop
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Walk to the exit and walk or swim in literally any direction away from MK.
networkpro
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They dont do quick service or breakfast anymore, problem solved.
I don't know what happened to that place. I have memories a long time ago of that being one of my favorite places as a kid. When it had the Oscar Meyer tie in and served breakfast. But then again I was a kid. Throw some pancakes and syrup in front of me with Oscar Meyer sausage links. You can't really go wrong. But I echo your experience on a few of the last times I tried it for dinner. I was underwhelmed.
LittleMerman
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My favorites in MK restuarants are:
1) Be Our Guest - More for the atmosphere than for the food but it's my favorite restaurant in WDW for this reason.
2) Skipper Canteen - Pretty good food, fun atmosphere.
3) Pecos Bill - The only quick service I kind of enjoy in MK. It's nothing special but it's a decent quick/value option when you're really hungry.
For snacks, I always love Aloha Aisle for Dole Whip, Sunshine Tree Terrace for citrus swirl, Sleepy Hollow for the fruit/Nutella waffle, the egg roll cart, and Gaston's Tavern for LeFou's Brew!
1) Be Our Guest - More for the atmosphere than for the food but it's my favorite restaurant in WDW for this reason.
2) Skipper Canteen - Pretty good food, fun atmosphere.
3) Pecos Bill - The only quick service I kind of enjoy in MK. It's nothing special but it's a decent quick/value option when you're really hungry.
For snacks, I always love Aloha Aisle for Dole Whip, Sunshine Tree Terrace for citrus swirl, Sleepy Hollow for the fruit/Nutella waffle, the egg roll cart, and Gaston's Tavern for LeFou's Brew!
What a problem solver
networkpro
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It did solve the problem of having too many different menu items and staffing for two completely different dining experiences.
TrainsOfDisney
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I was 10 and I still remember the lady and the tramp waffle with those sausage links!
My mom couldn’t believe that “lady and the tramp waffle” meant lady and the tramp were imprinted in the waffle! Haha.
danyoung56
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Disneyland's Plaza is known for fried chicken and pot roast, while WDW's is more of a sandwich place.