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Nestled in the heart of Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom, Friar’s Nook is a hidden gem that offers a delightful array of comfort foods. This quick-service spot is conveniently located near the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train and Princess Fairytale Hall, making it an ideal stop for a tasty break during your magical adventures. Central Location Friar’s Nook’s central location in Fantasyland makes it a perfect spot to grab a bite without straying too far from the action. Whether you’re coming off a thrilling ride or heading to meet your favorite princess, this eatery is right in the middle of it all, ensuring you won’t miss a moment of the fun. Must-Try Menu Items One of the standout items at Friar’s Nook is the Loaded Potato Barrels . These crispy tater tots are topped with a variety of delicious ingredients, making them a hit among guests. Whether you opt for the classic cheese and bacon or try something more adventurous, these loaded potato barrels are sure to satisfy your cravings. Other Delicio

Located in the vibrant San Fransokyo Square, Aunt Cass Café at Disney California Adventure Park is a must-visit for anyone looking to enjoy delicious American and Asian-inspired dishes. This charming café, inspired by the beloved character from Big Hero 6, offers a variety of delectable options that are sure to satisfy your taste buds. Central Location Aunt Cass Café is conveniently situated in San Fransokyo Square, making it an easy stop while exploring the park. As you cross the bridge into the square, you’ll find the café nestled in the corner, connected to the same building as the Boudin Bakery Tour. Its central location makes it a perfect spot to take a break and enjoy some tasty treats. Baymax Sourdough One of the standout items at Aunt Cass Café is the Baymax Sourdough . This freshly baked sourdough bread is shaped like the lovable healthcare companion from Big Hero 6, making it as delightful to look at as it is to eat. The sourdough is perfectly crusty on the outside and soft o

  eet by Maneet Chauhan recently opened at the Disney Springs Marketplace and is the only Indian-inspired restaurant at Disney Springs. Maneet joins the ranks of celebrity chefs with restaurants at Disney Springs, and you may recognize her from various Food Network shows, including being the only two-time Tournament of Champions winner.  This quick-service establishment offers traditional flavor with modern flair and has shareables such as eet Bread Service with Pimento Whipped Paneer and entrees ranging from naan bread pizzas, salads and build your own bowls, and kids meals and dessert offerings. There are also beverage selections, with great happy hour specials if you catch it! Entree prices range from about $17-$24 and we found the portions and quality worth the price.  The restaurant greets you with bright colors and a welcoming atmosphere and service. There are pre-mixed beverages and a fun selection of drinks by the can as well as fountain beverages. You order at the counter and

Many people associate theme park food with burgers, pizza, or chicken fingers.  While you can get all of those things at Walt Disney World, here are a few of my favorite quick service restaurants when you want to change things up and get something a bit different or more adventurous.   1) Satu'li Canteen at Disney's Animal Kingdom I remember when Pandora opened in Animal Kingdom and this quick service restaurant was challenging the status quo.  I really feel like this paved the way for the improvement of many Quick Service menus and more creative new openings.  The menu offers build your own bowls with fresh roasted chicken and chimichurri steak among the choices.  The food has been fresh, plentiful and tasty for my many visits here. Read more about Satu'li Canteen here . 2) Columbia Harbor House at Magic Kingdom This unassuming establishment offers a peaceful retreat from the parks.  The star here is the seafood.  You can grab a lobster roll, grilled salmon or shrimp, a fi

Black Tap Burgers & Shakes is located at the Downtown Disney District at the Disneyland Resort.  It is a fast-casual restaurant, meaning you order your items at the counter, but then they bring it to the table for you.  They have a selection of burgers, wings, salads and chicken and a fun milkshake menu.  If you just want a shake, there's also a walkup window outside, but some special creations can only be ordered for dine-in. We placed our order at the counter and noticed all the tables inside were full. We found a table outside and hung out while we waited for our food to come. They have a full bar and craft beers on tap, but I was surprised to get wine in a can. Strawberry Shortcake Shake We had hoped to have this Crazy Shake for dessert, but it actually came before any of our food. The Strawberry Shortcake is described as a vanilla frosted rim with crumbled cake topped with a strawberry shortcake ice cream bar, pink & white twisty pop, whipped cream, strawberry drizzle

The Harambe Market is located in Africa in Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park and is an open air quick service establishment serving tasty bowls and wraps. There’s also a little bar tucked away in the back with a few signature cocktails and beverages that are different than what you can find at the main market. Harambe Market offers both mobile order and traditional queuing to order, but Chef Mwanga's is walk ups only. My personal favorites here are the rice bowls; they are full of flavor, fresh and filling.  You can get chicken, shrimp, or a combo. They also offer kofta pitas with beef and lamb or Impossible meat and salads with shrimp or chicken.  I found the kofta a bit dry and would stick to the bowls in the future. For kids, there are smaller versions of the bowls or chicken nuggets or Uncrustables. The Frozen Flamingo (pictured above) from Harambe Market is bright and refreshing, but we preferred the selection of beverages from Chef Mwanga's for adult libations.  If you s

Tiana's Palace at Disneyland opened in September and has been drawing in the crowds to check out what this New Orleans princess has to offer.  The restaurant offers up favorites like house gumbo and shrimp and grits, and of course Tiana's famous beignets.  This is a quick service restaurant in New Orleans Square offering Mobile Order and walk ups as well. We found Mobile Order times to be snatched up quickly in the morning, so plan ahead if this is a must-do for you!   We ordered around 8am as we were getting ready for our day and the earliest time available was after 4pm, However, when we arrived we found no wait for walk up dining, but tables were very hard to come by.   Restaurant Interior  We decided to try a little of everything, and as the menu states, eat dessert first! We found a table while our Mobile Order was being prepared and then went to pick it up at the outside window.  Everything was packed in to-go containers which was surprising, no plates for us!  We tried o