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where to eat in magic kingdom.
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ThreeCircles
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col said:
I've found that almost all of the table service restaurants have selections for vegetarians. Vegan gets a bit more difficult but is still do-able.
I've quiet enjoyed vegetarian selections at Cinderella's Royal Table, Tony's Italian Restaurant, and The Plaza Restaurant.
Also, keep in mind that the Disney kitchens are generally good about working with special diet requests. If in doubt, ask!
Hope you enjoy your trip!
wdwishes2005
New Member
well, i don't really know how it caters to vegitarians but tony's is realllly good.
thats great thanks everyone i was just asking as im hoping im able to get into magic kingdom on christmas day and was trying to get a few ideas. i would eat in the mainstreet bakery but they dont do full meals just snacks or desserts even though i do like their cinnamon buns and frozen latte. has anyone ever tried them, i did when i went in may 2005 and i went back the next day to get another one. :wave:
Vernonpush
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This is a good site for looking at menus:
http://allearsnet.com/menu/menus.htm#mk
http://allearsnet.com/menu/menus.htm#mk
Pioneer Hall
Well-Known Member
If you want to go to a sit down restaurant and are concerned about Vegetarian or Vegan needs, make sure you tell them when you make your reservation. You can also try and let the restaurant know the day before so the chef can hear it first hand.
snoopi_grl
New Member
Do you have to reserve for Cinderella's Royal Table?ThreeCircles said:
The name of the restaurant sounds so formal...
the horned king
Member
cinderellas royal table is the restaurant inside the castle. and i would definitely recommend reservations. the last time we ate there we had reservations and still had to wait 45 minutes for a table.
snoopi_grl
New Member
eek.. that's really long!!the horned king said:
Is the restaurant worth the waiting?
what kind of food? american? italian?
the horned king
Member
it was worth the wait i had a steak. and i can't really remember the menu. i would say it was in line with a steakhouse menu. so i guess american style.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Ive never tried vegan, is it nice or is it like venison?
Number_6
Well-Known Member
If you find that for some reason you are unable to get seating at one of the sit down restaurants, then I would recommend the Columbia Harbor House. There is a sandwhich called the Lighthouse Sandwhich that is vegetarian. It is made with Hummus, tomatoes and broccoli slaw. My wife had it and liked it. The great thing about Columbia Harbor House is that half the people that go to Magic Kingdom walk right past it without realizing it is there. It is rarely as crowded as Pecos Bill's or Cosmic Ray's and there are those that go and don't realize there is upstairs seating. I have never had a problem finding a seat there. It is counter service, but if you don't mind that, then go for it.
Disneydreaming
New Member
Often overlooked but extremely enjoyable is the Liberty Tree Tavern. The food there is homecooking style and wonderful!
Linda
Linda
There is one place I definitely recommend eating and most people look it over....Go to Frontierland to Pecos Bills Tall Tale Inn and Cafe....They have the most amazing burgers and chili cheese fries...Then what makes it the best...in the condiment area...you can put sauteed mushrooms on you're burger....i could eat a whole bowl of just mushrooms...DEFINITELY EAT THERE!
im a really fussy eater. i dont eat meat, cheese,eggs,fish. the last time i went in may 2005 i use to take those little packets of carrots with me to the parks they where a $1 each for a pack of baby carrots and i had a soya burger which was cool as i asked if they did soya burgers as it only said cheese burgers and all that then underneath it said ask about dietary needs so i did and i saw them cook it infront of me and they where really helpful and didnt mind doing it, so thanks guys at the all star sports grill ( next to the pizzaria).:wave:
EchoOfOphelia
New Member
Vernonpush, thank you so much for posting that menu website!
I'm going to Disney in September and haven't been there since I turned vegetarian (no fish) about a year and half ago, and I was so curious if it would be difficult for me to eat there!
I'm so excited to see that a lot of places have more than just salads! Even the quick service places. I'm so excited now, thank you!
I'm going to Disney in September and haven't been there since I turned vegetarian (no fish) about a year and half ago, and I was so curious if it would be difficult for me to eat there!
I'm so excited to see that a lot of places have more than just salads! Even the quick service places. I'm so excited now, thank you!
Vernonpush
Well-Known Member
No problem. Having to find No sugar/low sugar for the past year, I've found Deb's site invaluable. Happy eating!