Disney World, Florida: Great Restaurant Choices
50's Prime Time Café - Casual Dining
Okay, so the kids might laugh at the décor of this highly energized icon-ish café, but they will still have a great time! The 50s were fine and so is this family friendly, fun and filling cafe. Are you dreaming of comfort food like fried chicken or meatloaf? They have that and more! Grab a TV table (it has a real TV) and watch clips from your 50's favs like "The Mickey Mouse Club". They are open for lunch and dinner and you enjoy a glass of wine or a cool brew with your meal. Reservations are suggested, as this is a very popular restaurant. Take a trip back in time at this moderately priced restaurant ranging from $15-$35.99. It is locate at Disney's Hollywood Studios theme park. Click here for more information.
Cap'n Jack's Restaurant- Casual Dining
This casual restaurant has a fantastic waterfront setting. If you like seafood such as crab cakes or seafood pasta, you will love Cap'n Jack's. For the non-seafood loving people in your party they also have beef and chicken dishes cooked to perfection. Those of legal age should partake of one of their famous strawberry margaritas, a favorite drink since 1975. Reserve your table and if you need a special menu, that would be the time to request it. Relax and have a wonderful meal with a gorgeous water view. Located at Downtown Disney, Marketplace their prices are moderate, ranging from $15.00 to $35.99. Click here for more information.
Bistro de Paris - Upscale Dining
If you can't make it to Paris, France, then the Bistro de Paris at Disney World is a good alternative! It is located at Epcot's French Pavilion. Are you celebrating a birthday or anniversary? If so, a dinner at the Bistro de Paris will remain in your memory for years to come. This is your time to put on your 'dress up clothes' and spend a few hours being waited on in lovely surroundings. Try their Mediterranean tuna tartar for starters and for your entrée the rack of lamb or fillet mignon are tops! There are no children's menus, so plan accordingly. Price range: $36 to $59.99. Click here for more information.
Disney's Spirit of Aloha Show - Dinner Show
Hula dancers and an all-you-can-eat luau, it can't get much better than that! Picture yourself in the shadows of Diamond Head, while you are actually at the Seven Seas Lagoon at Disney World. Enjoy your meal and show in open-air comfort. The dancers and the music will entertain you right up until the finale. which is a fire-knife dance. There are endless amounts of pork ribs, roast chicken, fresh pineapple and many other mouth-watering items for your dining pleasure. The dessert is a chocolate mouse volcano! There is a limited children's menu for the little tykes. Seatings are at 5:15 and 8:00, Tuesday through Saturday, and don't be late! Prepayment is required for this dinner show. Don't miss this opportunity to wear one of those Aloha shirts that you have in the closet! Price range: $28.99 to $65.99. Click here for more information.
Cinderella's Royal Table - Character Dining
If you have a little girl or a nice or a cousin with you at Disney World, the best place to take her for dinner is Cinderella's Royal Table. Located at the Magic Kingdom Park, this will make any little girl's dreams come true. They are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and don't forget to make reservations! Cinderella is available for photos and be sure to take your camera to capture the magic. Breakfast is all you can eat and Princesses visit the tables as you dine. The lunch menu has pan-seared salmon or pasta for the grown-ups and such items as chicken strips for the kids. Dinner offerings consist of lamb, pasta or chicken. Don't forget to order the crème brulee. This is an amazing restaurant that any little girl will truly love. Price range: $36 to $59.99. Click here for more information.
Enjoy your visit to Disney World in Florida and don't forget to try any of these fantastic restaurants! Whether you want a fun place like the 50's café, or a more romantic spot such as the Bistro de Paris, there is something for everyone!
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Published by Abby Greenhill
Abby is a retired Administrative Assistant. She is a pet lover who has many years experience as a dog owner. She loves to take road trips anywhere up and down the East Coast and tries to stay current on ne... View profile
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21 Comments
Post a CommentOh no! The Prime Time Diner was horrible. Not the food, but the way the staff treated us was humiliating. But we did really like the Cinderella table character meal. Our best meal at Disney though was at Ohana. We STILL talk about that dinner!
Hmm, I'm hungry now!
Great, and thank you!
Great picks, Abby. Can you believe, I only live about 2 1/2 hours or so from Disney World and NEVER go? I went about 25 years ago when I lived up north. I'm sure it's changed a lot since then.
Good article. Please forgive me while I catch up and try to get on with living w/o my little friend. It's hard to sit here and read/comment but I am trying. cheers
Like you said, there's so many good restaurants there.
Nice reference!
Excellent, belly is growling now.... :o)
Lots of good choices, Abby.
When my sister and I went there to meet my pen pal, we ended up at a LoneStar restaurant, because we wanted to give my pen pal a real "American" experience. Also, some of those other restaurants were REALLY expensive. Your review would have been helpful last year ;)