Picky eaters and Magic Kingdom dining don’t have to be at odds with each other.

We know how stressful it can be to plan a full park day when someone in your group turns their nose up at anything remotely adventurous. The good news is that Magic Kingdom has more crowd-pleasing options than you’d think, and we’re breaking down six spots that are genuinely going to work for even your most particular dining companions. Whether you’re rolling with tiny humans, super-selective adults, or a little bit of both, there’s something here for everyone.

Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe and Columbia Harbour House for Chicken Tenders

Listen, you really can’t go wrong with a solid chicken tender, and both of these quick service spots have you covered.

Cosmic Ray’s is one of the biggest quick service locations in the park, which can mean shorter waits spread across that multiple bays, and Columbia Harbour House has a surprisingly cozy atmosphere that feels like a nice break from the chaos outside.

Either way, a basket of chicken tenders is about as universally accepted as it gets.

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Casey’s Corner Corn Dog Nuggets

This one’s pretty much a no-brainer.

Corn dog nuggets are the kind of food that’s hard to say no to, and Casey’s Corner has been doing them right for years. They’re snackable, they’re fun, and even the most resistant eaters tend to come around pretty quickly once they smell them.

Grab some plastic cheese to go with your nuggets and side of fries and you’ve got yourself a meal.

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Plain Buttered Noodles at Tony’s Town Square

If you’re traveling with kids who have a very specific short list of acceptable foods (we see you, parents), Tony’s Town Square is actually a solid call.

They’ll do plain buttered noodles, which is the kind of flexibility that makes the difference between a great park day and a meltdown at dinnertime. It’s a table service spot, so factor that into your day accordingly.

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Pinocchio Village Haus for Flatbreads and Pasta

Flatbread pizza and pasta are two of the most universally beloved food categories on the planet, and Pinocchio’s delivers on both fronts.

It’s also one of the more underrated spots in Magic Kingdom, so it doesn’t always have the longest waits. The fact that you can watch the “it’s a small world” boats float by while you eat is just a bonus.

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The Crystal Palace for a Little Bit of Everything

Buffets exist for a reason, and that reason is picky eaters.

The Crystal Palace is a character dining buffet, so you’re getting a fun experience on top of a spread that has enough variety to satisfy pretty much anyone in the group. It’s one of those options where everyone can find their thing without any negotiating involved.

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Skip Sit-Down Meals Entirely and Go Tapas-Style

Honestly, this might be the most underrated strategy for picky eaters at Magic Kingdom. Instead of committing to a full meal, just snack your way around the park.

Gaston’s Tavern has that iconic giant cinnamon roll and a ham and Gruyere sandwich that’s genuinely delicious. The pizza and cheeseburger spring rolls are always a hit, corn dog nuggets from Casey’s make a great snack-sized stop, and the loaded fries over at Plaza Ice Cream Parlor round things out nicely.

It’s a choose-your-own-adventure approach to dining that tends to work really well when the group can’t agree on one spot.

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Magic Kingdom may not be known as the foodie capital of Disney World, but that doesn’t mean picky eaters have to struggle through every meal. With a few simple options and a little planning, you can easily find dishes that keep everyone happy.

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