Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom is not only a land of fantasy and adventure. It is also full of different dining options for guests. Among the rides and iconic characters, there are several restaurants that offer an escape from the hustle and bustle of the park as well as great Disney dining. Here are the top five restaurants in Magic Kingdom.
Before we get started, I encourage you to utilize the service of a travel professional that specializes in Disney Destinations for any Disney related travel plans.
Lastly, the standard Disney Dining Plan includes table service restaurants around property. That includes in Magic Kingdom. Be sure to know before you dine how many credits each restaurant will charge for your experience and what is included.
Liberty Tree Tavern
($42/adult; $23/child)
Transport yourself back to colonial America at Liberty Tree Tavern in Liberty Square. This table-service restaurant offers a family-style dining experience. The menu features traditional American fare, including roasted turkey, pot roast, and pork.
The rustic and welcoming ambiance, combined with the all-you-can-eat feast, makes it one of the favorite restaurants in Magic Kingdom among visitors.
The Plaza Restaurant
Entrée prices range between $20-$25.
Located at the end of Main Street USA with a beautiful view of Cinderella Castle is The Plaza Restaurant. Here, guests can fill their souls with classic comfort food. the menu includes items such as meatloaf, pot roast and mashed potatoes. You can also order a burger, some fries, and a great milkshake.
The Plaza is one of the few restaurants in Magic Kingdom where adults can enjoy a specialty cocktail, beer, or wine with their meal. In addition, it’s attached to Plaza Ice Cream. So, enjoy your dinner, but leave room for dessert!
Be Our Guest Restaurant
($70/adult; $41/child)
Step into the grandeur of Beast’s castle at Be Our Guest Restaurant. Located in Fantasyland, this place offers a unique dining experience inspired by Disney’s Beauty and the Beast.
Featuring three distinct dining rooms, including the iconic Ballroom with its shimmering chandelier. Guests can savor French-inspired cuisine for lunch and dinner. Dining here is a prix fix character experience where guests can see the Beast strolling the rooms.
Your meal includes an appetizer, an entrée, and dessert (a delightful trio including the “grey stuff”). Plus, the price includes non-specialty beverages. Adults can enjoy a glass of wine or beer (additional cost). The menu includes choices such as filet mignon, dry aged pork chop, roasted chicken as examples.
Jungle Navigation Co. LTD Skipper Canteen
Entree prices range from $28-$38 (Lunch and Dinner)
In the heart of Adventureland, Skipper Canteen offers explorers a refuge in a park seemingly full of similar choices. This table service restaurant’s menu will speak to the adventurous eaters. Here, guests can order off a secret menu (if you request!). You can choose to dine on dishes like curried vegetable stew, sustainable fish, the Nile Nellie’s Noodle Bowl and grilled steak. The menu is a combination of Asian, South American and African cuisine.
