One of my favorite meals at Disney will always be 'Ohana dinner! The best is that dinner is all-you-care-to-enjoy. You can ask for more of anything that you enjoy. The meal includes:
One of my favorite places to eat in Orlando is The Boathouse in Disney Springs!
The rolls are incredible, good luck eating just one, but you have to try the Filet Mignon Sliders with maitre d'butter! Upgrade to the truffle fries with lemon aioli.
I love a good cup of coffee but sometimes I don’t want to wait in line at the Starbucks on Main Street to get one. So I want to share some of my other favorite places to grab a coffee at Disney World!
Foam Art Latte at Contempo Grounds in the Contemporary Resort
Iced Latte at Le Petit Cafe in Riviera Resort
Cold Brew Black Caf at Kat Saka's Kettle in Hollywood Studios
Peanut Butter Cold Brew at Gideon's in Disney Springs
The signature brew at Kona Cafe in the Polynesian Resort
My clients always tell me that one of their favorite documents I share with them is my "saving money on food at Disney" document. This is chalked full of absolutely every way I have found to save during my vacations.
So if you aren't booked with me (yet ) I want to share one of those tips, and it's sooo simple.
Share. Yep. Share your food. Disney portion sizes can be MASSIVE. Split entrees. Order 1 adult meal vs two children's meal. Many of those smaller portions are going to include a convenience fee and yes, the 2 piece chicken strip might come with a mandarin, but you can save $5 if you just order a 5 piece adult chicken strip with fries and have your kids share. And most of the time adults are going to throw most of their meal away, so they can share too!
Example: Check out the size of these breakfast bowls. We thought we were being smart getting an order of the hash brown bites to share, but we could have easily split one breakfast bowl too.
And sharing means more room in your tummy to try more snacks.
Disney brings out big opinions and I think I have one of the most controversial opinions...Cinderella's Royal Table is not that good and I will always pick Akershus over it
I know, I know! "But the Castle..." yes, that is exactly where the mystique ended for me. I have yet to try anything I absolutely loved there and while the Princesses are great, I think the food and experience are just as good at Epcot, for less $$$
I'd honestly rather meet princesses around the World Showcase and eat at food booths during a festival if I get to be completely honest!
The Cheeseburger Spring Rolls from Adventureland in Magic Kingdom are one of my favorite treats. So much so that I came home and had to learn how to make them. Continue for instructions and ingredients!
There’s no denying that Pandora is one of the prettiest parts of Animal Kingdom. But it’s also home to some really yummy, especially for theme parks, food!
Planet Hollywood has become one of my favorite stops in Disney Springs! The drinks are always delicious, like The Black Pearl Mai Tai ($12.99) featuring Cruzan white rum, lime & orange juices, real passion fruit syrup, grenadine, with a Myers's dark rum float.
If you are a fan of Harry Potter visiting the Leaky Cauldron and the Three Broomsticks are a must! The details are so much fun, but the food isn't too bad either!
There is nothing better than grabbing an ice cream from Florean's and waiting for the dragon atop Gringotts to go off (which happens every 15 minutes.) This Chocolate Strawberry Peanut-Butter Sundae ($7.49) has strawberry peanut-butter ice cream with hot fudge, whipped cream and shortbread crumbles. It was DELICIOUS!
Honestly, my expectations for Pat O' Briens was not very high. We were just looking for somewhere with some fun nightlife, and that part did not disappoint. The atmosphere was a lot of fun and pianists were all terrific the night we dined in!
It's not a trip to Universal Orlando if you didn't get a donut from Voodoo Doughnut and take a picture in the donut chair! I grabbed a Dirt Donut ($2.95) to take back to my room one evening. It's a raised yeast doughnut with vanilla frosting and Oreo cookies. SOOOO decadent and delicious.
Pro Tip: If the line to get in is really long, you can place a mobile order from the app and grab your donut order at the pickup kiosk in CityWalk!
Hands down, my favorite snack to get at Disney World are the Cheeseburger Springs Rolls from the cart near Adventureland in Magic Kingdom. So simple, but so delicious. While the $10 price tag for 2 seems a bit steep, I don't even care. I'm also not sharing! These are so good that I came home and mastered making them myself to curb the cravings.