Believe it or not, it’s possible to save money on Disney World food. A LOT of money, in fact! However, this task is made much easier when you know what tricks of the trade.

There’s no dancing around the fact that money’s always going to be one of your biggest stressors during a Disney World vacation. With that said, your food budget doesn’t have to be super daunting as you’ve been led to believe so far, as there are tons of spots at Disney World where you can get good eats while saving some big bucks! Let’s take a look at some restaurants at the resort where you can get breakfast, lunch, and dinner for under $15!

Magic Kingdom

Pecos Bill’s Tall Tale Inn and Cafe

We’re going to start at Pecos Bill’s, where you can get some tasty options like the Rice Bowl, which comes with Stewed Pinto Beans, Cilantro-Lime Rice, Roasted Corn and Black Bean Salsa, Queso Fresco, and Pico de Gallo for $12.99!

For the same price, you can also grab a Nacho Bowl that comes with House-fried Corn Tortilla Chips smothered with Stewed Pinto Beans, Chipotle Queso, and Pico de Gallo. There’s also the Plant-Based Rice Bowl ($12.99 as well) that comes with Impossible Meatballs in Red Chile-Tomato Sauce, Pinto Beans, Cilantro-Lime Rice, Roasted Corn and Black Bean Salsa, and Lime “Crema”.

The Southwest Caesar Salad is also $12.99, and you can find other sub-$10 Kid’s Disney Check Meals.

Sleepy Hollow Refreshments

At Sleepy Hollow Refreshments, not one item is $15 or over. The hearty Waffle with Sweet-and-Spicy Maple Chicken featuring Maple-Sriracha Glaze and Parsley Flakes is $12.99 and will fill you up with sweet and spicy flavors! You’ll also be able to find even CHEAPER waffles and funnel cakes!

The Hand-dipped Corn Dog — which comes with house-made chips for $11.49 — is another favorite, as it comes hot, fresh, and crunchy.

The majority of items sold here are under $10, making it a great snack pitstop.

Columbia Harbour House

Columbia Harbour House is one of the most underrated restaurants at Disney World. ALL of the platters here are under $15 (varying prices) and offer some of the best value when it comes to Disney eats.

You also HAVE to try the famous Hushpuppies, which come with the Trio Platter or can be bought on their own for $5.49!

EPCOT

Regal Eagle Smokehouse: Craft Drafts & Barbecue in The American Adventure

Regal Eagle is easily one of our favs and keeps us coming back for more with some great choices, like the Sliced Texas Beef Brisket Sandwich. The brisket in this sandwich features the restaurant’s secret brisket rub and is then slow-smoked and smothered in Spicy Mop Sauce and placed between garlic toast and served with your choice of side.

In our experience, this sandwich has offered super flavorful beef, rich and buttery garlic toast, and layers of flavor. We wish all Disney World sandwiches could be served on garlic toast!

Sommerfest in the Germany Pavilion

You’ll often find us craving the Bratwurst from Sommerfest — which is served on a freshly baked roll with Sauerkraut and House-made Paprika Chips for $12.69.

Tasty and relatively inexpensive, this is a safe pick for guests looking for something they can eat on the go.

Spice Road Table in the Morocco Pavilion

Spice Road Table is perfect for guests looking to load up on small plates. You’ll find plenty of tasty eats for $13, like Lemon-Vegetable Tagine (Olives, Preserved Lemon, Fragrant Couscous) and Spiced Lamb Kefta (Harissa Yogurt, Mint Chutney, Toasted Pistachios, Preserved Lemon). There are also $11 plates, such as Naan Spreads, Chicken Bastilla (Braised Chicken, Crisp Filo Dough, Almonds, Aleppo Honey), and the Dessert Platter.

We’ve found the $16 Spice Road Table Sampler (Zaalouk, Spiced Lamb Kefta, House-made Hummus Fries) to be a really good value that is light, yet enough to fill you up and leave you satisfied!

Les Halles Boulangerie Patisserie in the France Pavilion

Les Halles is one of our favorites, and is home to some really tasty eats like the B.L.T.s, bread bowls, quiches, beignets, and other pastries — all in the $10 or well under range!

We also recommend checking out Jamon Beurre (Ham and Cheese, Dijon Mustard Butter on a Demi Baguette — for $10.95) or a unique dessert! With these low-low prices, you can stock up on several tasty treats (and carbs) and feel super satisfied without needing to break the bank.

Yorkshire County Fish Shop in the United Kingdom Pavilion

Another affordable EPCOT meal is the classic Fish & Chips from Yorkshire County Fish Shop for $14.49.

This dish constantly delivers, as the batter on the fish is flaky and crunchy, and the fish inside is light and tasty. The thick-cut English chips that come with it are usually perfectly salty and crunchy on the outside, while still being fluffy on the inside.

Disney’s Hollywood Studios

Woody’s Lunch Box

At Woody’s Lunch Box, finding something under $15 is a breeze. We’re huge fans Totcho Bowl, which comes with Potato Barrel, Corn Chips, Chili, and Cheese. The tots and chips have a great crunch, and the ingredients all mix perfectly together. This costs $10.99 — practically a steal!

Don’t forget to grab a Lunch Box Tart in your choice of flavor for $5.29. Flavors can vary, but we’ve seen these in flavors such as Chocolate-Hazelnut, Raspberry, and Lemon-Blueberry.

You’ll also find several sandwiches for under $15, like the BBQ Brisket Melt, Grilled Three-Cheese Sandwich, and Smoked Turkey Sandwich.

Ronto Roasters

Ronto Wraps are a Disney ICON at this point, and one of the most popular snacks in all of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. This tasty snack is made with Roasted Pork, Grilled Pork Sausage, Peppercorn Sauce, and Tangy Slaw wrapped in Pita Bread for $13.99.

Try the Ronto Morning Wrap for a buck cheaper at Ronto Roasters for breakfast! This version is made with Eggs, Grilled Pork Sausage, Shredded Cheddar, and Peppercorn Sauce in Pita Bread.

ABC Commissary

ABC Commissary offers TONS of entrees that are all under $15! Tacos, salads, burgers — you name it, this restaurant’s got a great selection of affordable eats!

Some winners include the Chicken Club Sandwich, Shrimp Tacos, Buffalo Chicken Grilled Cheese Sandwich, and Plant-Based California Burger.

Disney’s Animal Kingdom

Flame Tree Barbecue

Flame Tree Barbecue’s is SOOOO good, and we can’t stop raving about the Baked Macaroni and Cheese with Pulled Pork, priced at $12.99! This dish is made with Baked Macaroni & Cheese topped with Smoked Pulled Pork, Crispy Onions, and Coleslaw.

There are some other tasty eats here within the $15 budget, including the Smokehouse Chicken Salad, Smoked Pulled Pork Sandwich, and 1/2 Chicken (Marinated Slow-smoked Chicken served with Signature Baked Beans and Coleslaw).

Disney Springs

Looking for more delicious eats under $15? Here are a few more recommendations in Disney Springs, including Chicken Guy!…

…The Daily Poutine…

… and Earl of Sandwich (we’re big fans of the Holiday Turkey sandwich — Turkey, Cornbread Stuffing, Turkey Gravy, Cranberry Sauce, and Mayonnaise)!

In reality, you can make do at most Disney World restaurants when you’re on a tight budget. Let us explain…

Tips!

Prioritize breakfast! SKIP paying for it in the parks and stick with packing your breakfast in advance. You can also book a LATE big breakfast that turns into brunch. Kill two birds with one stone.

If you go to an à la carte restaurant, you can make your meal out of the heartier appetizer options, probably saving you money while filling you up. You can also go halvsies on entrees. “Sharing is caring,” after all! With that said, it’s important to remember that you really shouldn’t plan on sharing full entrees at one of the Disney table services, unless it’s a pizza.

Speaking of pizza, we didn’t list pizza places, but they pretty much all fall under the under $15 category — at least with individual slices. Many of these restaurants offer some pretty big slices, as well!

Another great tip is to load up on FREE Water! Fountain sodas and bottled sodas are gonna cost ya a good $5-$6 per drink. That doesn’t even take into account pricey cocktails. If you’ve got the willpower in ya to stick to the free water cups and filling up your reusable water bottles, you’re gonna save SO much money. Water’s also good for you and keeps you hydrated during the hottest Disney days. Plus, Disney’s totally fine with you bringing in your own drinks into the park (As long as they’re non-alcoholic). So you can stock up ahead of time at your local grocery store, put a few bottles in the fridge/mini fridge of your hotel room, and have some cold ones to start your day with.

You’re not going to be able to pull off this next tip at Disney’s table service restaurants, but if you’re an adult looking for a quick bite to eat that costs the LEAST amount of money possible, just order a kids’ meal from one of the quick service restaurants! These meals often look a lot like the adult meals, just with slightly smaller portions for a cheaper price point.

If you don’t wanna pay for an expensive meal (or even a quick service meal) every single time you need a bite to eat, then pack your own food to take into the parks with you! Just make sure the foods you do pack follow Disney’s guidelines.

Also, be sure to keep an eye out for restaurant happy hours and opportunities to use your Annual Pass/Disney Visa,/other discounts! If you know you have savings available to you…USE THEM!!!!

Where are your favorite spots to get affordable eats at Disney World? Let us know in the comments and continue to follow us here at the Disney Food Blog for all the latest Disney World reviews, updates, tips, and more!

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