Alright, who’s ready? It’s time to EAT.

We eat in Disney World nearly every single day of the year, and we’ve been reviewing restaurants across the property for more than 15 years, so if you’re looking for suggestions for where to eat on your vacation, you’ve come to the right place! We’re sharing our annual list of the best quick service spots in Disney World, so get out your fork and spoon and let’s DIG IN.

Magic Kingdom

Columbia Harbour House

Magic Kingdom may be home to some stellar snacks and some unique table service spots, but when it comes to quick service, we’re not usually quite as “wowed” by this park…except for Columbia Harbour House! This has been our go-to spot for YEARS because of its quasi-healthy menu and consistently delicious fare.

They serve New England-inspired eats like seafood, hushpuppies, and clam chowder, along with lighter sides including white rice and green beans. If you’re burnt out on French fries and burgers, this is the place to go! Plus, it has plenty of indoor, air-conditioned seating — try the tables upstairs for a less-crowded dining spot.

See Our Latest Review Here!

EPCOT

Les Halles Boulangerie-Pâtisserie

Oh, Les Halles, we love you so! This EPCOT spot has our hearts and stomachs in a chokehold because of its delightful pastries and truly affordable meal options. Plus, recently, they introduced this absolutely GARGANTUAN chocolate-covered croissant.

They have a sprawling menu with plenty of choices for picky eaters, cheese lovers, and bread enthusiasts. Did we mention that here you can buy a whole baguette on the cheap?! You may have to wait in a decently long line to order and share a standing table with other guests, but it’s worth it, we promise.

See What We Ordered for Lunch!

Regal Eagle Smokehouse

Further around the World Showcase in the American Adventure pavilion lies Regal Eagle Smokehouse. This spot serves barbecue inspired by various regions around the U.S. They also have a spread of different barbecue sauces to try, and you know we love a sauce bar.

Their mac and cheese is one of our favorites on property, and they’ve cycled through a few different iterations of loaded fries that we’ve enjoyed. Their kids’ meals are a pretty good value compared to some other quick service spots, as well.

The Best $20 You’ll Spend at Regal Eagle in Disney World

Hollywood Studios

Woody’s Lunch Box

Heading over to Toy Story Land, we’ve been longtime fans of Woody’s Lunch Box. Their sandwiches, soups, and tater tots make the perfect midday lunch break with surprisingly fresh-tasting ingredients. But of course, their menu’s crowning achievement is the Totchos.

This delicious dish is filled with tater tots, topped with chili, sour cream, cheese, green onion, and Fritos…and they are spectacular! This is one of the standout snacks in this park, and it’s perfect for a single-person meal or a shareable treat. Plus, Woody’s Lunch Box recently got MORE seating added, as well as some shaded areas, so it’s an even hotter commodity than before (or cooler commodity, should we say?).

See Our Latest Review of Woody’s Lunch Box Here!

ABC Commissary

The other standout in Hollywood Studios is ABC Commissary! This spot has a little bit of everything, from tacos to salads to the beloved Buffalo Chicken Grilled Cheese Sandwich. It also offers some variation in side dishes, with steak fries, Mexican rice, Arugula-Farro Salad, and black beans.

It got a big menu overhaul a few years back, and we’ve been loving it ever since. We seriously think it’s not talked about enough! So if you haven’t stopped by since pre-pandemic, then now’s the time.

See Some of Our Favorite Eats Here!

Animal Kingdom

Flame Tree Barbecue

For our last of the four parks, we’ve got a few heavy hitters! Animal Kingdom is a sleeper hit when it comes to food, y’all. Flame Tree Barbecue is a popular option, namely because they have lots of meat on the menu and two standout, unique items — the Pulled Pork Mac and Cheese and the Pulled Pork Cheese Fries (our boss, AJ, calls these her “birthday fries” because she gets them every year on her birthday).

Cheesy, meaty, and carb-loaded is the name of the game at this spot, and we couldn’t be happier, honestly. The only problem is those pesky ibises in the outdoor seating area…guard your food closely, folks!

What to Order at Flame Tree — Click Here!

Satu’li Canteen

For our next Animal Kingdom spot, we’re taking you to Pandora to talk about — you guessed it — Cheeseburger Pods! Satu’li Canteen is home to not only the beloved McDonald’s cheeseburger-like bao bun snack, but also delicious create-your-own bowls.

This is an excellent stop if you’re looking for something healthier and very different from typical theme park fare. Bowls are made with a protein option of your choice, a base (like rice or noodles), and a sauce on top. Also, they added some breakfast options here in 2024, so that’s a huge bonus for all-day snacking.

See Our Breakfast Review Here!

Kusafiri Coffee Shop & Bakery

A new contender for 2026 is Kusafiri Coffee Shop & Bakery. This spot was previously mostly known for its pastries and coffee, but has leveled up a bit in the early part of the year. Since Harambe Market nearby now sells more basic fare, Kusafiri’s menu has been updated to include the rice bowls that used to be at Harambe Market. 

On top of that, Kusafiri is home to a new snack that’s slaying the game — the 7-Layer Bar! It’s a delicious mix of nuts, coconut, chocolate, and graham cracker crust. And of course, you can’t go wrong with grabbing a quick breakfast here on your way to ride a morning safari!

See Our Review of the 7-Layer Bar Here!

Disney Springs

Morimoto Asia Street Food

Now it’s time for Disney Springs! Here, one of our favorite stops for a quick meal is Morimoto Asia Street Food. This is the best quality quick-service Asian fare we’ve found in Disney World, and they have a surprisingly diverse menu.

From noodles to chicken wings to bao and bubble tea…they even have a churro donut! We’ve rarely had something we didn’t enjoy at this spot.

See Our Last Review of Morimoto Asia Street Food Here!

Earl of Sandwich

Sometimes you’re just in the mood for a good ol’ sandwich, and Earl of Sandwich in Disney Springs has you covered. They’ve got cold cuts, they’ve got hot sammies, and they even have a pretty decent breakfast menu…which is hard to find in Disney Springs.

Their menu is fairly robust, and they often have some really cool limited-time menu options for different holidays and seasons. Plus, there’s PLENTY of seating here.

Read Our Review Here!

The Polite Pig

Remember when we said Flame Tree was all about the meats and carbs? Well, here’s the Disney Springs equivalent of that — The Polite Pig! This is another barbecue restaurant, but it’s a level above most quick service spots with high-quality meats and artisan sides. 

It can be a bit on the pricier side for quick service, but there’s a lot of customization to be had in the experience with a long menu of entrees and side options. The Butcher Board for 2 is one of our favorite quick-service menu items to split in Disney World.

Learn More Here!

Resorts

Gasparilla Island Grill

Last but not least, we’ve got to mention some standouts at the hotels. If you’ve been around for a while, you know we’re a fan of Gasparilla Island Grill at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort. Like many other resort spots, they serve a little bit of everything — bowls, flatbreads, burgers, chicken, and salads. But our favorite item? The mac and cheese!

The mac and cheese here is creamier and more delicious than other quick-service mac and cheeses in Disney World, and we’ll stand on that! Plus, their bakery case often has delicious sweet treats like the Mickey Chocolate Choux that we love.

See Our Review of New Menu Items Here!

The Mara

Last but not least, we have The Mara at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge — Jambo House. This spot puts an African-inspired spin on some classic quick-service eats, and we’re not mad about it at all. Plus, it’s home to the absolutely iconic Zebra Domes.

We’ve often found even the basic quick service items here to be better seasoned than some of the other hotels, and they have a few more unique offerings like the South African Vegetable Bowl and Signature-blend Cheddar Burger.

Check Out the Review Here!

WHEW, that was quite the list! We’ve dined at all these places recently, and we’ll be going back again in the future to keep making sure they’re up to scratch. In the meantime, stay tuned to the blog to see more reviews of new food items and old favorites.

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See Our Guide to Disney World’s Table Service Dining Here!

Which of these restaurants have you tried in the past? Let us know in the comments!