Location

Magic Kingdom in Main Street, U.S.A.

Entree range

Breakfast $23 (child $13), lunch $25 (child $14), dinner $37 (child $18) Note: Prices increase during peak periods.

Setting and Atmosphere

A turn-of-the-20th-century glass pavilion awash with sunlight and decorated with plenty of summer greenery. Seating is comfortable, and buffet lines are open and accessible. A low buffet area lets kids help themselves.

House Specialties

Menu items change often but include waffles and pancakes layered with fresh fruit for breakfast; prime rib; slow-roasted pork, and peel-and-eat shrimp for dinner; Thai curry chicken; grilled vegetables with balsamic glaze, pasta with wild mushrooms and chicken, shrimp, and a sundae bar. We love the fresh salads - more than a dozen - from a simple green salad to one with papaya, frisee, and arugala.

Summary

The best dining value in the Magic Kingdom - go hungry and fill up. The food is consistently fine on the state-of-the-art buffet, which instead of steam tables has casserole dishes and pans that sit on special heated countertops. Kids get their own buffet with mac-and-cheese and chicken fingers.

Menus

Details

Requires Credit Card to Reserve: Yes
Requires Pre-payment in Full: No
Accepts Tables in Wonderland: Yes

Disney Dining Plan

2012

Requires 1 credit

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