Where to Eat at Disney-MGM Studios

Disney-MGM Studios here in Orlando, Florida, is not just about great live entertainment, edge-of-your-seat thrill-rides, and breathtaking attractions. Disney-MGM Studios also offers some delicious dishes at some really great places to eat. Best of all, Disney-MGM Studios has dining experiences for guests with any budget. Here is a guide to where to eat at Disney-MGM Studios at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida.

The best place to eat at Disney-MGM Studios - and one of the best in all of Walt Disney World - is The Hollywood Brown Derby. You have probably heard the name before in the context of California. And The Hollywood Brown Derby at Disney-MGM Studios here in Orlando truly delivers as well. With pictures of all your favorite movie stars and crooners lining the walls, you can dine on superb steak, magnificent fresh seafood, delicious chicken and salads, and some of the best desserts you will ever come across. And unlike at the Magic Kingdom, you can even imbibe on some pretty terrific spirits. The Hollywood Brown Derby is just an all-around great experience, from the atmosphere to the service, and of course right down to the food. The prices are a bit steep but well worth every penny, as The Hollywood Brown Derby even beats out some of the finer restaurants at the Walt Disney World Resorts. If you feel yourself getting hungry, you may want to head over early and give the host or hostess your name. Because The Hollywood Brown Derby is the most popular dining spot at Disney-MGM Studios, and there is often a pretty hefty wait. Enjoy!

If you are on a tighter budget, you may want to check out the 50s Prime Time Café, which is hosted by Coca Cola. This dining establishment has a really authentic fifties feel, and the prices are quite reasonable. You can enjoy a whole host of wholesome dishes, from meat loaf to pot roast, to fried chicken or sandwiches. If you have an urge to step back in time, the 50s Prime Time Café at Disney-MGM Studios is just the ticket.

If you would prefer Italian, head over to Mama Melrose's Ristorante Italiano, which offers mouth-watering brick-oven pizza, pasta dishes, chicken, seafood, and even steak. The dishes here are also moderately priced, and the food is excellent. Even the most discerning palate is sure to enjoy.

For a family-style buffet featuring the Playhouse Disney characters, make your way to Play n' Dine at Hollywood and Vine for breakfast or lunch. This is the perfect spot if you are traveling with little ones. Good food and good times will be had by all. Play n' Dine at Hollywood and Vine even boasts on-stage American cooking!

Finally, if your pockets have taken a beating during your Walt Disney World stay, you can dine at the Backlot Express for under ten dollars a person. The Backlot Express is also a great place to snack. They offer very good burgers and hot dogs, salads and sandwiches, even grilled turkey and chicken strips. Not at all bad for the family on a really tight budget.