Kingdom Konsultant Travel Blog

Liberty Tree Tavern is a table service restaurant in Magic Kingdom's Liberty Square.  If you aren't specifically looking for it, it can be easy to pass by as it so perfectly blends in with the atmosphere of the land.  Liberty Tree Tavern serves a family-style feast which reminds many of a traditional Thanksgiving dinner.  Our party of 8 dined here to celebrate a birthday and had a wonderful time!  The inside of the restaurant has a cozy home-like feeling which goes wonderfully with the comfort food they serve. There's a nice waiting area inside with tables and coloring pages (pre-social distancing) for kids if your table isn't ready when you arrive.  With the social distancing in place, there are large dots on the ground for your party to claim and wait in your own space.  The meal starts with a wonderful salad that everyone in our party enjoyed. The Declaration Salad is a simple tossed mixed greens with a house-made dressing.  There are also some delicious di

We’ve been heading to Walt Disney World as a family since my daughter was 3 months old, and she is now 12, so we’ve had plenty of opportunities to try new restaurants, but we always seem to go back to the same ones.  So, I now try to add at least one new restaurant on each trip and we’ve managed to find some new favorites over the years.  Disney is the perfect place to try new foods and new experiences!  With each discovery of a new restaurant, we make new memories.  Not only do I love these ten restaurants for their food, but for the memories we made there! 10. Coral Reef Restaurant - Future World in Epcot The first time we ate here was for lunch on our honeymoon, and got to sit right next to the aquarium glass.  We loved looking at all the fish while we ate, and even got to see divers.  The next time we ate there we had a 4 year old and a 3 month old with us.  We got to see Mickey Mouse in scuba gear diving in the tank!  The fish is so fresh that you hope it wasn’t one you just s