Tiffins might just be our new favorite restaurant on WDW property. We had a reservation for 5:30pm…read moreon a Friday night, but honestly probably would have been fine just walking in. The interior is very much on theme, as you would expect with a Disney restaurant. Our host explained some of the decorations and their meaning as we were being seated. As two foodies, we couldn't just get one entree each. We opted for two appetizers and two entrees and are glad we did. Like most "fancier" restaurants, the portion sizes are on the smaller side, especially for the price. For appetizers, we chose the signature bread service paired with Korean bbq pork bao buns. Both were amazing! The bread service was a bit smaller than photos make it look and I would not recommend sharing with more than 3 people total. The bao buns were packed with flavor and our favorite item of the night. For entrees, we chose the butter chicken and beef tenderloin, two of the highest recommended items here. Both were amazing and melted in our mouths. My only wish is that the butter chicken offered more sauce and had rice instead of a samosa. The service here was a bit on the slower size, especially since they were not busy at all. However, that is usually what one would expect at a nice restaurant. We are already looking forward to returning.

Tiffins was by far the best dining experience I had at Disney. We visited for lunch and I ordered…read morethe signature burger prix fixe. This comes with a non-alcoholic drink (I just got a soda), the burger, waffle fries, and dessert. This burger was like nothing I've ever had before -- it was so juicy, thick, and flavorful. The waffle fries were extra crispy and had a yummy dipping sauce. They offer a chocolate pot for dessert which was like a very thick mousse. The chocolate pot was so rich and between two people, we still couldn't finish it. We also tried the land salad, which was so fresh, unique, and pleasant in texture. Entering the restaurant, they explain how Tiffins doubles as an art gallery. This makes for a very immersive and calm dining experience. At the end they even gave us a little art card. Our waitress was very nice and friendly. If I'm at Disney again in the future, I have to come back to Tiffins.

Le Goblet Noir, nestled within the enchanting surroundings of Universal's Epic Universe and The…read moreWizarding World of Harry Potter, offers a captivating dining experience that transports guests straight into the heart of the magical realm. The interior and vibe are dark and mysterious. It literally makes you feel like you are in that world with flickering candlelight, and magical artifacts all over the walls. We didn't get an appetizer, but the main course items were some of the best park food I have ever had. The Jägerschnitzel was a pork schnitzel with a mushroom gravy that was way better than going to grab just chicken finger. Also, the cob came out in a hearty sophisticated soup and was delicious. The service was also fast as you order from the app at the table and it's brought out promptly. Don't worry about drinks they come out as quick as you order. Le Goblet Noir successfully melds the magic of the Wizarding World with culinary delights. The attention to detail in both the menu and the environment creates an unforgettable experience for fans and newcomers alike.

As far as amusement park food goes, I thought this place was a solid option. Portions weren't huge…read moreor anything, just the right size. And there were some healthier options that were on theme for the Harry Potter land. we were informed that the food ordering system is heavily reliant on the Universal app to order food from your table, but it's really nice to get it delivered to the table once you figure it out. If you don't have the app you can just order from the register. I ordered the beef goulash and it was pretty good. It came with some kinda stale bread, but the veggies were cooked perfectly and the egg noodles weren't overcooked. There wasn't a ton of meat chunks, but it was still a filling lunch. Plus a great way to get out of the heat of the day. There is plenty of information seating with air conditioning. Overall we had a good meal here!

Toadstool Café was one of the highlights of our visit to Super Nintendo World at Epic Universe. The…read morerestaurant is incredibly well themed, and it really feels like you've stepped into the Mushroom Kingdom. The décor, interactive details, and presentation of the food are all impressive and make the experience feel unique. The food itself was good, with generous portions and fun presentation, although a few items were a little overpriced for the quality. It can also get very busy, so expect a wait during peak hours. Overall, it's definitely worth visiting at least once, especially if you're a Mario fan. The atmosphere alone makes it a memorable dining experience, and I'd happily return to try more of the menu.

Toadstool Cafe is an alright eatery that is better themed than tasty. I give this place a 2.8/5…read more I will gives props to the theming. It was super cute inside and the moving projections of the toads walking throughout the town were cute. The tables and benches were all well themed. Even the food was super cute but it was definitely overpriced and I remember some of the food tasting just alright in Japan. It was a little weird though that they took the top of the toad cup/mushroom cap lid because they were worried people would steal it. We weren't too excited about the food as we weren't too hungry and just wanted to try something new here. We decided on the mushroom soup and the garlic bread bites. The garlic bread was pretty decent and paired well with the soup. The mushroom soup itself was strong in mushroom flavor and tasted not bad. We definitely weren't the biggest fans of the food here but it was nice trying out the Toadstool cafe in Florida.

The Big Bang Burger is by far my favorite thing to eat at Epic! It feels like a hidden gem because…read morenot a lot of people talk about eating here. So it's normally not as busy as some of the other restaurants. We got set at the bar so we could sit in a new area. I love the bacon jam they put on the burger. The only thing I can make it better if they added a fried egg. But otherwise it's perfect. The service was friendly. Our waters stayed topped up since we were at the bar. Inside isn't as immersive as some of the other restaurants, but it's still looks nice.

Unfortunately, this might be the one place in Epic Universe I recommend skipping. The service was…read moregood. It's cute inside, but not nearly as designed as some of the other restaurants and grab and go spots. But I couldn't eat my sandwich. I got the fried fish sandwich, which I know can sound like a crazy thing to get at a theme park, but one, the fish and chips at Universal are amazing! And two, all the other food in that theme park is delicious. I've had fish at several restaurants in Epic and had zero issue. I literally could only take one bite. And the sauce on it didn't have much flavor. I will say, the team members were very polite about it and just refunded me. I decided to eat elsewhere!

Very good food. Feels healthy. A lot of choices. Ribs chicken, wings, black beans, corn rice…read moreplantains. Tons of good stuff If you want plantains, you have to order them from the cashier. They don't have them on the QR code menu at the table. The food is very good here and has a little bit of a Cuban flare

We were famished with all the rides, wait and unexpected rain so when we walked in to thunder…read morefalls, we were ready! Pre-ordered on the app which made the process super easy. Zeroed in on the ribs combo with a lemonade and a beer for the hubby. They bring everything to the table which made it super easy. The space is big and with natural lighting which made it easier to know when the rides restarted post the weather delay! The ribs were very tender and with a good amount of sauce. Personally i would have a little more. The rice, beans and corn combo worked really well.

We normally do not have a sit down meal at HS, but my son was not doing well in the sun on this…read moretrip. Through the Disney app, I put our names on the waitlist and we were sat in about 30 minutes. Our server, Tarik, was friendly and made sure we had all the things needed to get my son's battery full again. My son ordered the pot roast which he ate all of it. Including the veggies. What? My pot pie was just fabulous. The best part was drink that had a light up ice cube. We are still laughing at its absurdity. I am using that ice cube until the batteries die. 07.09.2026

I've been to this restaurant several times since it first opened and it's always been a fun…read moreexperience with great ambiance and service. I always loved the banter from the waiters and, if memory serves, they stopped that at some point which was disappointing, but it was definitely back this last time and we really enjoyed it. I ordered the sampler and I truly could not pick which item I liked the best. It was tremendous. We also shared a milkshake, which really hit the spot on an August day. My only critique would be for them to update the video loop. It repeats too quickly and you wind up seeing the same thing multiple times.

Came here to celebrate a friends birthday and to take advantage of the dining discount for annual…read morepass holders. I had never been to this restaurant, but had heard good and funny things about it so I was excited to try it out. We did the all you can eat breakfast buffet and the food was delicious. Server was hysterical, making jokes the entire time! Do not answer your phone or sit at the table to make a call or ask for extra ketchup (or anything extra!!) and you will be in for a funny surprise. Great for kids and adults! Located inside the wilderness lodge at Disney. Ambiance was great and very themed. Definitely will come back here in the future!

This was our second time eating at Whispering Canyon Café because our first visit was so much fun…read more We were really looking forward to coming back, but this visit just didn't live up to the first one. After we ordered, it took about 45 minutes for our food to come out. Once we got it, our server rarely came back to check on us. My wife didn't get a single drink refill the entire meal, and it was hard to get anyone's attention when we needed something. What should have been about an hour turned into a two-and-a-half-hour meal. That being said, the atmosphere here is still one of the best at Disney. The restaurant is beautifully themed, the lodge setting is warm and inviting, and it's easy to see why so many families love coming here. The playful servers, the ketchup bottle fun, and all the interaction with guests make it a great place for families. It's the kind of restaurant where everyone, from little kids to grandparents, can have a good time. I honestly think our server may have just been having an off day, because our first visit was fantastic. We won't let one experience keep us from coming back, and we're looking forward to giving it another try.

I'd first like to start off by saying that we are Florida Resident Annual Passholders, so we are…read morefrequent visitors to the parks and have been to almost every restaurant on property. While looking for somewhere to celebrate a special occasion and using the July Passholder discounts, I came across some open lunch times at Be Our Guest,  one place we haven't been since its opening. I was a bit concerned after reading all the negative reviews but quickly realized that you can't always believe everything you read on the internet. Upon checking in with the Hostess, I requested the West Wing as I heard that this dining room is the more secluded part of the castle and most quiet. I had to admit that we found eating with artificial candlelight a bit romantic which created the mood. Dillon our server was extremely helpful and walked us through the menu and made the necessary recommendations. I have to admit,  I cheated when making the reservation and looked at the menu, so I already had a good idea of what I was going to order but always like to hear the other options. I went with the Tuna Tartar which as a meal of itself for the appetizer and for the main course, which is my go-to, the Fillet. I also asked for medium rare as it tends to come back as medium anyway. A last-minute change to the Enchanted Rose for the desert was a welcome surprise. It was delicious and I didn't even have to ask the dishes.  I must say that this was the BEST meal I ever had on Property in all the years of eating at Disney. MK has never been our favorite place to eat, so it was a welcomed surprise. The food was extremely high quality, and the service was bar none. Yes, it can come at a cost, so buyer beware but since this was a special occasion, we decided to splurge a bit. The passholder discount made it a bit easier to swallow no pun intended. But coming from a frequent Disney Cruiser, I found it equal in many ways to the fine dining you would get on a Disney ship.  The Beast did make two appearances while dining, and he does this without Belle. No spoilers but just keeping it real.  Be warned that although he does not stop at each individual table, nor does he allow for a photo opportunities, he does do a quick walk-through waving and then a final bow to all his guests. All in all, I found the "Be our Guest" restaurant a pleasant surprise and would highly recommend to anyone who has hasn't had the experience of dining in the Beast's Castle. Please be sure to take some time to walk around all the dining areas to take in the themed decorations and artwork throughout the castle. The restrooms are also well themed to go along with the overall experience.

My family and I had always wanted to try Be Our Guest, but the generally poor reviews and shared…read moresentiment that the experience had sharply declined in recent years kept us from coming here. While in Magic Kingdom over the weekend, we decided to try to find a last minute reservation for something close to where we were and BOG was the only thing available so we decided to give it a try. The castle itself and dining rooms are a bit "nicer" than what you get at many of the "character dining" restaurants- places that typically have a cafeteria like dining room but meet and greets with the characters. I think if evaluated on that point alone, BOG is better in the sense that it feels more on par with what you're paying, you're just not getting any one on one time with characters. We were seated in the west wing, which was cool because it was a much smaller dining room with dimmed lighting. We enjoyed watching the painting change every time it "thundered". The food was also a bit better than the buffet food, except my partner had a plate of greens accompanying his steak and with the current cyclospora outbreak, it felt risky, so he didn't eat that. The worst part of our meal was our waiter. I'm not sure what's been going on with the waiters lately, but it feels like they always act so put out. We don't ask for anything outside of ordering our meal, and are always polite, so it feels super uncomfortable to have a server act like you're an imposition when you're simply just trying to enjoy an evening out. My husband has a severe dairy allergy but he hates to inconvenience anyone about it, so I asked if there were any dairy free options for the French onion soup, since WDW Is usually extremely accommodating with allergies, often having plant based alternatives for many dishes. The waiter, Wilson, replied that there was, and later when our food gets there, it's a bowl of French onion soup, minus the cheese. This would have been fine had he simply said, we can only do it without cheese. But to confirm there is a plant based alternative only for it to be half the item, was odd. My husband was like, it's okay, it's really good. I then try it, and say to him, it just tastes like normal French onion soup broth, and he's like, yeah, I know. At least he had a good attitude about it. For a meal that comes out to close to $300 for two adults, a toddler and a baby, who didn't order anything, you'd expect slightly better service.