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Saturday, April 26, 2025
BusinessFood + Hospitality

The 38 Essential Dishes and Restaurants at Disney World and Epcot

Mickey Bar Bill Addison and Helen Rosner

Classic treats shaped like Mickey Mouse, otherworldly “Star Wars” themed foods, the perfect restaurant to watch the fireworks, and more of the best things to eat across Disney’s Orlando parks

Finding an exemplary dining experience or dish isn’t a given at a resort like Walt Disney World, where efficiency can trump flavor. But the sprawling complex boasts a wide variety of standout dishes for those willing to look for them. These are meals people remember for years, clamoring for their return should they ever disappear and stalking the recipes online. We found all of the resort’s most spectacular restaurants and dishes — from hulking pieces of meat to hall-of-fame citrus cakes, hoisin spare ribs to lobster rolls — and compiled them, Eater-style, into this Disney 38. Consider this a cheat sheet for the best and brightest across the parks.

Carlye Wisel is a theme park journalist and expert who reports about things like how Butterbeer was invented and Disney’s secret food lab on her podcast, Very Amusing With Carlye Wisel.

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