Planning a trip to Magic Kingdom and feeling overwhelmed by all the dining options? I totally get it. With so many places to eat, it’s tough to know where to grab a quick bite or sit down for a relaxing meal.
That’s why I’ve put together this complete list of restaurants at Magic Kingdom, organized by land, so you can easily decide where to fuel up during your magical day.
List of All the Restaurants at Magic Kingdom
Each section below covers the restaurants in every land, giving you a quick breakdown of what to expect—whether it's a fast grab-and-go spot or a full table-service experience.
Adventureland
- Jungle Navigation Co. LTD Skipper Canteen (Table Service) – A hidden gem with adventurous African, Asian, and Latin flavors. The quirky Jungle Cruise-inspired decor makes this a fun spot for those who love puns with their meals. Expect bold flavors like coconut curry and char siu pork.
- Tortuga Tavern (Quick Service) – A seasonal eatery serving hearty barbecue dishes and snacks. It’s a great place to grab a bite near Pirates of the Caribbean.
- Sunshine Tree Terrace (Snack Stand) – Famous for the citrusy and refreshing Orange Dole Whip!
- Aloha Isle (Snack Stand) – Home to the iconic Dole Whip, one of the most beloved Disney treats.
Liberty Square
- Liberty Tree Tavern (Table Service) – If you’re in the mood for a Thanksgiving feast any time of the year, this is your spot. The family-style platters include roast turkey, pot roast, and mashed potatoes. Cozy colonial-style decor makes it feel extra special.
- The Diamond Horseshoe (Table Service) – Serving up all-you-care-to-enjoy barbecue and comfort food in an old-timey Western saloon setting. Think smoked brisket, macaroni and cheese, and cornbread.
- Sleepy Hollow (Quick Service) – A must-stop for delicious waffle sandwiches and funnel cakes.
Fantasyland
- Be Our Guest Restaurant (Table Service) – One of the most sought-after dining experiences in Magic Kingdom. You’ll dine inside Beast’s enchanted castle, choosing from French-inspired dishes like filet mignon and French onion soup. It’s pricy, but the immersive setting is worth it.
- Cinderella’s Royal Table (Table Service) – Dine inside Cinderella Castle with Disney princesses! It’s a fairy tale come to life with a prix-fixe menu featuring items like beef tenderloin and grilled fish.
- Gaston’s Tavern (Quick Service) – Known for its warm cinnamon rolls and LeFou’s Brew, a frozen apple slushie.
- The Friar’s Nook (Quick Service) – Serves loaded tater tots and mac & cheese.
- Pinocchio Village Haus (Quick Service) – Offers flatbreads and Italian-inspired dishes with a great view of it’s a small world.
- Storybook Treats (Snack Stand) – Try unique soft-serve ice cream treats inspired by Disney characters.
Main Street, U.S.A.
- The Crystal Palace (Table Service) – A charming, Victorian-style buffet featuring Winnie the Pooh and friends. The breakfast here is a great way to start your day, with Mickey waffles, eggs, and pastries.
- The Plaza Restaurant (Table Service) – A classic American eatery with an old-school diner vibe. The menu includes burgers, club sandwiches, and hand-scooped milkshakes.
- Tony’s Town Square Restaurant (Table Service) – Inspired by Lady and the Tramp, this Italian restaurant serves pasta, chicken parmesan, and cannoli. The outdoor seating is great for parade-watching!
- Casey’s Corner (Quick Service) – A fan-favorite for hot dogs, corn dog nuggets, and fries.
- Main Street Bakery (Quick Service) – The Magic Kingdom Starbucks location, perfect for coffee and pastries.
- Plaza Ice Cream Parlor (Snack Stand) – The place to grab hand-scooped ice cream and sundaes.
Tomorrowland
- Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Café (Quick Service) – One of the busiest quick-service spots with burgers, chicken, and Sonny Eclipse, the animatronic lounge singer.
- The Lunching Pad (Quick Service) – Great for pretzels, hot dogs, and slushies.
- Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies (Snack Stand) – Features soft-serve ice cream and smoothies.
- Cool Ship (Snack Stand) – Offers frozen drinks and churros.
Best Tips for Dining at Magic Kingdom
Dining at Magic Kingdom can be just as magical as the rides and shows, but with so many choices, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Whether you’re craving a quick snack, a casual meal, or a full sit-down experience, this guide will help
- Make Reservations Early – Popular spots like Be Our Guest and Cinderella’s Royal Table book up fast, so reserve your table up to 60 days in advance.
- Use Mobile Ordering – Many quick-service spots offer mobile ordering through the My Disney Experience app. Skip the lines and order ahead!
- Budget for Dining – Table-service meals can get pricey (especially character dining), so mix in some quick-service meals to balance your budget.
For more help planning your trip, check out this guide to all the rides at Magic Kingdom or find out about parking options. If you're looking for a fairytale transformation, don't miss Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, and for rankings of the best attractions, check out this ranking guide. Plus, if you’re staying nearby, here are hotels within walking distance.
How many food places are in Magic Kingdom?
Magic Kingdom has over 30 places to eat, including table-service restaurants, quick-service spots, snack stands, and kiosks.
What is the best restaurant at Magic Kingdom?
It depends on what you’re looking for! Be Our Guest is the most immersive, Cinderella’s Royal Table is a dream for princess fans, and Liberty Tree Tavern serves up some of the best comfort food.
No matter where you decide to eat, Magic Kingdom has plenty of delicious options to keep you fueled for a day of adventure.