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.

The worst steak I've ever had in my life, and this is coming from someone who travels to China and…read moreeats things I have no idea what they are. The steak they gave me was tough to chew and bitter. I broke two plastic works trying to cut it and had to grab it with my hands and pull it to try to chew. I complained with the guy at the window and they gave me another skewer that was even tougher than the previous one. Completely inedible. Started feeling sick after the only 3 bites I had settled. What ever you do, don't get their steak!!!

A trip to Epic wouldn't feel complete without experiencing the hype surrounding these Mac and…read moreCheese cones at Isle of Berk. Ordered the Dragon's Garden Pyre, which had pulled lemon herb chicken, roasted corn, avocado spread, mac and cheese, and Flamin' Hot Cheetos topping it off. This was really delicious and super filling! My one critique was that the chicken, corn, and avocado were only scooped onto the top portion of the cone. As you got towards the middle and bottom part of the bread cone, you just get mac and cheese-- nothing else with the bread.

The Diamond Horseshoe sets a good tone for what eating at Disney should be more like. Getting a…read morereservation is difficult and we were lucky to get squeezed in as walk-ins around 5:30. The menu is preset so be aware of that going in, but the menu is pretty kid (and adult) friendly as it's Thanksgiving themed. The interior is beautiful and it's a nice, relaxing spot to eat at for a break. Our waiter was very friendly and the food came out pretty quick. As a heads up this is an all you can eat establishment (for around $40-45 bucks a head) so you can eat to your heart's desire. The meal starts off with their house salad featuring greens, apples, cranberries, and cheese all tossed together. It was surprisingly much better than we thought it would be and if not for maximizing what we ate while there we wouldn't have minded getting more. Following up the salad is a feast of: roasted turkey, pot roast, pork loin, mashed potatoes, green beans, stuffing, and Mac and cheese. We absolutely dove in. The turkey was alright, not dry (a huge plus) with the pot roast being a much better option in our opinion. The pork loin was delicious with a nice sweet glaze on it. The mac and cheese likewise was good and creamy along with a savory and filling stuffing. The only misses we would say were the mashed potatoes which felt thin and flavorless and then the green beans which really just took up space. For dessert they have their oooey gooey toffee cake which is very sweet but admittedly difficult to put down after the main course. It's not overly sweet too which is nice to finish your meal on. By the end of our meal we were stuffed and ready to tackle the rest of the night. We would say for the price this might not be the best option for those doing Disney on a budget but if you are a pro at making buffets stretch then this is a decent deal. A solid, filling meal all around and one that is very palette friendly for all.

If you ever find yourself strolling through Magic Kingdom with a craving for comfort food that…read morefeels like Thanksgiving at Grandma's... let me point you straight to the duo of The Diamond Horseshoe and Liberty Tree Tavern. What many guests don't realize is that the Diamond Horseshoe isn't just a quick-service stop or a random overflow location--it's actually an extension of Liberty Tree Tavern, sharing the same kitchen and serving up the exact same all-you-care-to-enjoy feast. The difference? You're dining in a space that once hosted a full-on dinner show, complete with musical performances. Today, the stage still lives on with an automated piano, giving just a hint of that old-school Disney charm. Honestly, I would've loved to experience it in its heyday. Now let's talk about the real star of the show: the food. This is classic, hearty, family-style comfort food done right. Your meal kicks off with a fresh salad, and then comes the main event--a platter that feels like it was prepared for royalty. We're talking tender pot roast, juicy pork loin, creamy mashed potatoes, and rich, homemade mac and cheese. Everything is refillable, so come hungry. And just when you think you're done... enter the legendary ooey gooey toffee cake. Warm, sweet, and absolutely worth saving room for. It's the kind of dessert that makes you pause mid-bite and go, "yeah... this is why we came." What really makes this experience shine is the value. At around $45 for adults and $24 for kids, it's one of the better table-service deals in the park--especially for an all-you-care-to-enjoy meal that the whole family can get behind. Our son loved it, which always seals the deal. A little Disney history moment: back in the day, the Diamond Horseshoe featured a musical revue similar to Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue. That ran until 2003, when it transitioned into additional seating for Liberty Tree Tavern. The theming today is slightly different, but the menu and quality remain consistent. Pro tip (from a Cast Member): if you're eligible, that 40% discount for breakfast and dinner makes this an absolute steal. At the end of the day, this is one of those experiences that feels like home--just with a little extra Disney magic sprinkled on top. So pull up a chair, pass the mashed potatoes, and enjoy a family-style feast right in the heart of the most magical place on earth.

Boo! We thought we were heading into a food court to have a break while in Epcot; however, it…read morewasn't staffed with more than a free grab and go items. Nothing appealed to our hungry group that needed a heartier meal. If you need only to grab a drink, this may check the box.

Came here to try the new flower and garden macron! It was just okay, it was supposed to be lemon…read moreflavor but the lemon didn't come through much and it just tasted bland. Still chewy though like it should have been!

So good! I have been craving the friend chicken at trails end and I finally got some. It was…read moresoooooooooo good, I just wish there was another piece. I got the Skillet Settlement. It came with ribs, fried chicken, mashed potatoes, baked beans, pulled pork, and a piece of cornbread. It was all so good, but I just wish there was another piece e of chicken in the skillet. The service was fine, you ordered and then sat down, so not to much interaction. The view was good. Depending on where you sat, you could kind of see the lake but can for sure do lots of people watching. Stop in, you'll enjoy it.

Staying at Fort wilderness it's a lot easier eating at the trails and restaurant then getting in…read moreyour car and driving to find food. Our first night here we went to the trails and restaurant and we heard mixed reviews, but I will say our experience was amazing. We got the family meal that had chicken sides and bread it was really good. My family loved it. To make this experience even better Insandra got my kids some crayons and paper that they were able to color their drawings and put them up in the wall. Also, she talked me into trying the Jofferys hot chocolate and it was delicious!! We bought so many during our stay I would go back just for the hot chocolate.

Golden Oak Outpost is one of my favorite hidden gem quick-service spots in Magic Kingdom! Every…read morevisit, I make a point to stop here for Tiana's Famous Beignets. At just $7.29 plus tax, they're warm, fluffy, and generously dusted with powdered sugar and drizzled in honey! --an absolute must-have snack. My go-to meal is the Hot Honey Chicken with Sweet Potato Fries ($12.99). The chicken is perfectly crispy with just the right balance of sweetness and heat from the hot honey sauce. The portion size is surprisingly generous for a theme park meal and easily keeps me full. The Cajun-spiced sweet potato fries are packed with flavor, but the real star is the olive relish that comes with the dish. It adds such a unique, tangy kick that takes everything to the next level. If you're looking for something a little different from the usual theme park fare, Golden Oak Outpost is definitely worth seeking out. Great flavors, good portions, and those beignets alone are reason enough to visit!

Can't speak to anything but the beignets: Nope. These are not them. Making jokes with the table…read morenext to us we came up with two names: Air Pocket or Just the pocket. Not beignets for sure. Ambience is hot. Central Florida summer hot. Just sooo hot.

Big fan of hot dogs. (Love Casey's at Magic Kingdom). But if I'm at Hollywood Studios this is the…read morego to. I've only tried the bacon Mac and cheese hot dog and it was great. Nice juicy hot dog with Mac and cheese and bacon what's not to love. Comes with chips. Great quick service meal.

Very mediocre but affordable and quick. Got the bacon mac dog. Did enjoy the mac and cheese in it…read more I wanted to love the fresh chips but they were just lacking something. Maybe was the seasoning... I still ate them all.

Just.the.best.corn.dog.ever!…read more I had the Golden Dragon and the regular. Both were amazing!!! Fried cheesecake is not it though. Very mushy.

Disney's boardwalk is one of the most magical parts of Walt Disney world. It's never too busy and…read morethe wait is never too long anywhere you go. We grabbed corn dogs for dinner. Well, I got the Mexican street corn dog, it was so good! My son got the pickle dog with peanut butter. It looked gross but he loved it lol! The corn dogs came with chips and we fed them to the friendly ducks. Giving this a 4 out of 5 because of the service. It was really weird how the ordering went. I didn't receive a receipt or a number and some other people did. Some did not. We all stood around waiting for our food. After about 15 min I went to the window and asked about my order. Apparently it had been sitting out for a while and they said they were "looking for us." It was weird. Not sure why it wasn't a more formal system.