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10 Best Quick Eats at Disney’s Magic Kingdom

There are so many delicious eats throughout the entire Magic Kingdom that it is extremely difficult to pick the top ten, but we went ahead and made our best effort to narrow it down. With so many options when you are looking for something quick, this may help you out! Here is a look at the ten best quick eats when you are at the Magic Kingdom:





 

10 – Dole Whip – Aloha Isle, Adventureland

The Dole Whip is one of the most popular treats in all of Walt Disney World.  This used to be the only location where you could find this refreshing treat, but it has since spread to other parks and resorts around Walt Disney World.  This pineapple soft serve is a treat that you don’t want to miss out on trying!

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9- Chili-Cheese All-Beef Foot-long Hot Dog – Casey’s Corner, Main Street, U.S.A.

Casey’s Corner is home to some of the unique hot dogs you will experience. You can enjoy one of Walt Disney’s favorites: a chili-cheese all-beef foot-long hot dog! This one features Walt’s favorite chili recipe and cheese!

8 – Lobster Roll – Columbia Harbour House, Liberty Square

The delicious take on the lobster roll is made with chilled lobster with a touch of mayonnaise on a New England-style bun, served with house-made french fries. This perfect roll is an authentic taste of New England, and unlike anything you would expect to find within a theme park.

7 – Cinnamon Rolls – Gaston’s Tavern, Fantasyland

For the best cinnamon rolls ever, you have to head on over to Gaston’s Taverns and have one of these. They are huge, warm, and covered with icing. You can also try out the popular LeFou’s Brew while there. It is a perfect spot to stop for a little treat to recharge so you can tackle the rest of your day at Magic Kingdom.





 

6 – Tots and Cheese Sauce – The Friar’s Nook, Fantasyland

This tasty snack is a tray of crispy tots with cheese sauce. The combination of flavors is delicious and one you definitely must try.  Consider this one when looking for a quick snack to enjoy.

5 – Fajita Platter – Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Café, Frontierland

This delicious entrée is served with spicy barbacoa beef and seasoned chicken with yellow rice, beans, fajita vegetables, and flour tortillas.  It is a pretty hearty meal, so definitely make sure to come hungry for this one.

4 – Flatbreads – Pinocchio Village Haus, Fantasyland

There are a variety of different flatbreads that are offered, like the All-Meat Flatbread, Gourmet Cheese Flatbread, and Pepperoni Flatbread.  If you pick the right seat, you can even watch guests on It’s A Small World while you dine, making the experience extra magical.

3 – Mickey Waffles – Sleepy Hollow, Liberty Square

You can’t go wrong with any of the Mickey waffle options at Sleepy Hollow.  My personal favorite is definitely the Mickey Waffle with Chocolate-Hazelnut Spread, Bananas, Berries, and Whipped Cream. You can also get different variations, including just a plain Mickey Waffle.

2 – Cheshire Cat Tail – Cheshire Café, Fantasyland

This sweet treat is as cute as it is delicious.  It is a delicious pastry topped with purple and pink icing stripes, making it the perfect themed treat to snack on. Do note this item may be offered seasonally and not all the time.

1 – Ice Cream Float – Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies, Tomorrowland

An ice cream float is a favorite for adults and kids alike.  The ice cream float at Auntie Gravity’s is a great way to cool down during a hot day in the parks.  With this ice cream float option, you get to choose your fountain beverage as well as what soft-serve ice cream you want. You can go for a classic float like root beer with vanilla or try something unique!

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Kristin

Hi! I’m Kristin, and I am a wife and mother of 2 young boys (ages 5 and 2). I first fell in love with Disney when my mom took me when I was a child. After that I proceeded to go to WDW for my senior trip with my friends, and I completed a year in the Disney College Program (working in merchandise at Mickey’s of Hollywood at Disney’s Hollywood Studios). I shared my love of Disney with my now husband and sucked him in. We vacationed at Walt Disney World 2-3 times per year. We decided that what maked more sense was just moving to Orlando so that we could live the Disney life and be here for all of our favorite events and seasons every year. That is exactly what we did! Now we are at the parks a couple times a week and go for most events and major holidays. We can’t get enough and get to experience Disney in a whole different way.
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