Trilo-Bites will be closing soon with the closure of DinoLand at Disney's Animal Kingdom. This land…read moreis going to be remodeled but I am hoping this stand stays and just gets a new name. This is home to one of my wife's and I favorite snack at Animal Kingdom. This small snack stand is right before you enter Dinoland. It is outside and only has 2 or 3 tables. It is considered a snack stand so their menu is very small. Their menu includes mostly drinks, including soda, water, beer and a cocktail. We never get drinks here, I personally feel there are much better places in Animal Kingdom to get a cocktail. This is also a good stop if you are looking for something sweet. Their sweet options include Dole Whip, ice cream and churros. What we come here for is one of our favorite snacks in Animal Kingdom. The buffalo chicken chips: house-made chips served with buffalo chicken and blue cheese dressing which is then topped with tomato and celery relish. The portion size is large for a snack and is $10.49. I guess it could be considered a meal like lunch since it has a lot of chicken. My wife and I always share this, it is very good, the chips are crunchy and always fresh. The chicken is usually cool, not hot, but it is still very good. You can tell it is cooked chicken that has been cooled and sort of reheated, which I am usually not a fan of, but this one is actually really good. The buffalo sauce is not spicy at all, there is a small buffalo kick, but it's very mild. The blue cheese dressing is also very creamy, there are not chunks of blue cheese, however, this would definitely take this dish over the top! This stand is themed to Dinoland, so my hope is that when Dinoland gets refurbished, this stand will remain with these buffalo chips and just change the name or design. I think this is one of the best snack options in all the parks and definitely at the top of our list! We always stop here, and I would recommend checking it out very soon, just in case! Aces!!

Trilo-Bites is located at Disney's Animal Kingdom and is set to close when DinoLand gets remodeled…read more I am very sad! They have one of my favorite snacks in all the parks. This is located right before you enter Dinoland. It is completely outside, with only about 2 or 3 tables. It is also very small and has very few options. They mostly have drinks including soda, water, and a cocktail and beer. I personally have never gotten their drink there, but they do usually have a specialty drink, and I do see many people stop here. They also have Dole Whip, ice cream and churros. Again, I do see many people stop here for ice cream. It is soft serve, not hard scoop. What we always stop here for are the buffalo chicken chips. House-made Chips served with Buffalo Chicken and Blue Cheese Dressing topped with Tomato and Celery Relish. This is a large portion for $10.49, it could be a shared snack or even a meal for one. My husband and I usually share this. The chips are crunchy and always fresh. The chicken is usually cool, not hot, but it is still very good. The buffalo sauce is not incredible spicy, it has a very small buffalo kick, and the blue cheese dressing is also very creamy, not chunks of blue cheese. This shop is themed to Dinoland, so I am hoping and praying that when Dinoland gets refurbished, they will keep this spot and the menu and just call it something else. I think this is one of the best snack options in all the parks. It is something we will stop each and every time to get. If you have not had, I recommend getting it soon, just in case! I know you will enjoy it!

This is across from the Moe's Tavern entrance to the big cafeteria dining area. This is probably…read morethe best food in this area. I liked the Korean Beed Tacos I got here the first time and I loved the tacos they had this time as well. The Carnitas Taco was salty but good with the salsa they give you. The Pollo Taco was delish all on it's own. I would absolutely get that again. Loved: - Taco: Pollo Liked: - Taco: Carnitas - Taco: Korean Beef

We went last month & had to stop for some pollo tacos. If you haven't tried them, I definitely…read morerecommend it! If you go for Horror Nights, the walking tacos are soooo good! The service is quick & friendly. Laid back vibes & a quick bite to keep you fueled for the park.

Standard Disney Resort food court. Not bad, not great but works well when you need it.read more

Easy food option when staying at the all star movies resort. You can order on the app (also don't…read moresleep on the kid meal portions of you aren't looking for leftovers). Pickup is quick at a dedicated window. Like all things Disney it's clean and functional. It wasn't Michelen Star but for a pre-run Disney pasta meal it checked all the requirements.

This is a great food option in Disney's Epcot. I ordered a Nigerian Meat Pie and a soft serve…read morewaffle cone with DOLE Whip® Mango, both items were delicious. I was very please with my order and would order from here again.

EPCOT World Showcase: Stop #4 - The Outpost (Between China & Germany)…read more The Outpost is a small but vibrant stop in the World Showcase, bringing African vibes to your journey between China and Germany. Fun fact: this was supposed to be the Equatorial Africa pavilion, but the plans were stalled and eventually canceled, leaving the Outpost as a tiny taste of what could have been. Even without the full pavilion, it still has bright tribal-inspired decor, colorful merchandise reminiscent of Animal Kingdom and the Jambo House, and lively drums that fill the air. I like to joke that this area is "sponsored by Coke" because of the branding sprinkled throughout, but it adds to the playful energy. Best For: A quick cultural pause, merchandise browsing, and soaking in African-inspired vibes. Atmosphere: The Outpost is energetic and colorful. It's a perfect place to stop, take in the music, and watch the creative merchandise displays. It feels like a mini-escape into Africa in the middle of the World Showcase. Favorite Snacks & Drinks: * During Food & Wine, the Refreshment Outpost hosts a booth -- this year featuring a Berbere-spiced beef stew, a must-try for fans of bold, savory flavors. * Cool off or grab a quick refreshment while enjoying the tropical aesthetic. Tips & Fun Details: * There's a GET station just outside the Outpost on your way to Germany -- perfect if you need help with lighting lanes, general questions, or iPad assistance inside the park. * The drums and upbeat music make it feel lively, even if it's a quick stop. * Take a moment to browse the African-inspired merchandise -- colorful scarves, art, and souvenirs are all worth a look. My Take: The Outpost is all about the small joys: the music, the vibrant colors, the playful energy, tasty festival treats, and helpful GET cast members. Knowing it was supposed to be a full Equatorial Africa pavilion makes it even more fun to imagine what could have been. It's a perfect pause before heading into the energy of Germany next door -- a hidden gem for anyone exploring the World Showcase.

I honestly have no reason to give this Landry's restaurant anything short of a 5 star review. We…read morehad a fabulous lunch with a window view seat on the 2nd level. The service was fantastic! It didn't feel like your typical Disney restaurant food. The Yeti theme was on point, and the Asian inspired cuisine was beautifully presented and tasty. It's located in Asia land at Disney's Animal Kingdom. I had called months before to make a reservation since it's so very popular. At that time, they informed me that I could make the reservations early by being a member of the Landry's Select Club. You pay $25 to sign up, but then you receive that $25 back when you pay at the end of your first reserved meal. So, you're getting a great deal. Do yourself a favor and join the club. You'll be surprised at how many Landry's restaurants are in your area. You get a $25 birthday reward as well. Anyway, Yao was our server. He was so attentive, and so helpful. I unfortunately made him work harder by spilling my iced tea after moving it to an uneven part where the two tables meet. My bad! He took care of it like a pro. Thanks Yao! He brought us new straws and napkins. He was great about giving us warnings on spice levels as well. I couldn't resist getting the popular Cantonese Pork Belly Bowl. The fried egg on top came exactly as requested (well done). I like runny yolk, but not over my noodles. Ha! The bowl was such a generous portion. It was tasty with a little kick of spice. I really enjoyed the flavors mixed with the glazed pork belly. The bok choy had a nice fire grilled taste. It even included some crispy pork wontons, and shiitake mushrooms. I'd order it again. Hubby selected the Korean Fried Chicken & Sticky Ribs platter off of the Secrets of the Temple menu. There's even a Thai Whole Fish on that menu. It's only a limited time, but definitely worth a look. The hubs prefers white meat, but the dish is true to the traditional dark meat (thigh and leg). It was better than he expected. I think he liked the chicken more than the ribs. The jasmine rice was very good, and the gochujang-honey sauce provided a great kick of spice for him without being overly sweet. We were too full for dessert, but there were many. It was reasonably priced considering that $25 was discounted due to the membership. Otherwise, it would be just as pricey as most full service food options at the theme parks. It's Disney World. What can I say? We enjoyed it, and would definitely dine there again. Just keep in mind that you may want to schedule at 11:15am if you're wanting to be seated upstairs. We had an 11:00am reservation. Typically Landry's Select members get priority seating, but they don't start seating up there until 11:15am. We gladly waited. It just would have been great to know that when making the res. It's just something to consider when taking guest's requests over the phone. However, we did know that nothing is guaranteed and should never be expected since they are so busy. Not a deal breaker.

Huge thanks to Yak & Yeti for their participation in tonight charity event at the Orlando science…read morecenter! As an annual pass holder, I will be most definitely be dining in person and perhaps becoming a regular. Everything served was beautifully prepared and flavorful. I can't wait to bring family to the restaurant and get the full experience!

World Premiere Food Court is located within Disney's All-Star Movies Resort and its a cafeteria…read morestyle set up. It's very easy to use the app, check out the selection and place a mobile order for pick up. I preferred going through the line and ordering in person though. The mobile pick up set up was not the greatest and the food was all pushed together in a small box. We only dined here for a quick breakfast each day so we never checked out the lunch/dinner options. The mickey waffles are always perfect to start the day!

Let's be real, when you eat on property at Disney, we're going more for an experience than good…read morefood. And prepared to pay double what you normally would off site. However, located in the All-Star Movies Resort is this food court that has decent pricing with decent food and still good portion size. I normally stay at the All-Star Movies Resort so this food court is my go-to for breakfast. I love that they take online orders through the My Disney Experience app...so I can place my order wherever I am, provide the estimated time I will pick it up, and head to the mobile order window and get my food. This is perfect as I can place my order, get ready for my day as they prep the food, and head out. My go-to order is the breakfast platter that comes with tater tots, scrambled eggs, a Mickey waffle (a must for any Disney stay) and a two-choice between bacon, sausage, or more tots. And yes, you can get double bacon. It's what I do. All of that for just under $13. Not a bad deal. The bacon is crispy. The eggs aren't perfectly fluffy, but definitely filling. And I get my Mickey waffle without having to go to a breakfast buffet. And to get a dose of vitamin C, I get a bottle of orange juice (this is kinda pricey at $5.99...but I am at Disney). The bottle can also be reused as a water bottle for the day.

Overall, this s a pretty solid Chipotle located on the corner of Semoran Boulevard (State Road 436)…read moreand University Boulevard. Chipotle is my go-to when it comes to fast-food. It is tasty and significantly healthier than other fast-food options, especially those huge fast-food burger chains. The staff here was friendly enough. I b went with a burrito bowl with half carnitas and half chicken and added guacamole. It was a great lunch. Considering it is fast-food, I am giving this particular Chipotle location five stars for a great quick lunch.

We have started coming here a bit more since my kids think it's decent. I think their food is ok…read more The staff are nice and the place is new so it's very clean and shiny. The meat is cooked well, has some flavor, and they do give you a decent portion too. They don't have much variety when it comes to the kids meal so I just shared with my daughter. Our meal was fine no complaints. We ordered through the app and the timing of order updates were accurate throughout. We will be back in sure. It's not my favorite but they do a good job there.

Very limited menu, below average quality. Quite disappointing. Maybe ok for kids. There are some…read moreother photos on yelp with some items that look interesting, but they were not offered when I was there (spring break weekend).

The Friar's Nook is a restaurant in Disney's Magic Kingdom, that specializes in bratwurst and tater…read moretots. I ordered a bratwurst on a pretzel bun, and tater tots with mac & cheese and bacon, both meals had great flavor. This dining option was very affordable, the only drawback was the bratwurst was fairly small, but the pretzel bun was delicious. I highly recommend this dining option if you're in Magic Kingdom.