Disney World Dining

There is no shortage of fabulous dining options in Disney World both inside the theme parks and out. One of the finest restaurants is located in The Grand Floridian. Victoria and Alberts scores top ratings on Zagat for Best American, Best Décor, Best Wine List, and Best Service in Orland. Victoria and Alberts is also the recipient of AAA’s highest achievement, the Five Diamond Award, and Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star rating.

Other top dining destinations include Jiko’s, located at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge, and Citricos also located in The Grand Floridian. Plus Disney Springs now features signature many restaurants by today’s most popular celebrity chef’s such as Chef Morimoto, Wolfgang Puck, and Jose Andeas, to name just a few.

All Disney World and Universal Studios restaurants are family-friendly, but there are some that are specially geared towards adults. But if you’d like a adult evening out, in-room child care services are provided through Kids Night Out.

After dinner, you can relax at your resort lounge with a nightcap. But for even more evening fun, head to either Disney Springs, or Universal Studios City Walk. Both have an abundance of late-night entertainment.

Disney is not only known for fine dining, but also its casual fare and sweet treats keep guests coming back for more. Read more about dining in Disney so you don’t miss out on the smorgasbord of culinary delights. It’s a wonderful time to try something different. Think of it as an adventure for your mouth. 

A highlight of Walt Disney World dining is visiting during one of Epcot’s festivals, such as the Epcot International Food and Wine Festival. There is an abundance of delicious dining options available throughout the park. From small kiosks offering unique bites and sips to full-service restaurants showcasing seasonal menus, it’s a world tour for your tastebuds.