Woody's Lunch Box is easily one of my favorite quick-service spots at Walt Disney World! No matter…read morehow many times I visit Hollywood Studios, I always find myself coming back here. My go-to order is the Totchos and the BBQ Brisket Melt, and both are consistently delicious. The Totchos are loaded with toppings and packed with flavor, while the BBQ brisket sandwich is savory, cheesy, and incredibly satisfying. The portions are also surprisingly generous--my husband and I often share both items and leave completely full. The Toy Story-themed atmosphere adds to the fun, making it a great place to take a break and enjoy a meal while exploring the park. Between the tasty food, shareable portions, and convenient location, Woody's Lunch Box continues to be one of the best quick-service dining options in Walt Disney World

To Hollywood Studios and possibly beyond!…read more Ok, so I am finally trying to carve out some time to post some reviews from my Florida vacation last year. This is gonna be a fairly a short review, as I basically visited Woody's Lunch Box for 1 item only: The Tatchos (essentially a tater tots/potato barrels Disney-fied version of nachos). After watching "Ordinary Adventures" ordering this on one of theirvlogs, my partner and I added to our list of foods we wanted to try during our trip (we didn't get thru the entire list, but thankfully, we got this item). We had 2 days planned at DHS, and we mobile-ordered this item on both days. It was worth the wait! I know it's a simple dish, but it's oh so simple, and oh so good! side NOTE There isn't a lot of seating at Woody's Lunchbox, but we found a table in the rear on both days we visited. Pay close attention to those other guests leaving to secure a table. BOTTOM LINE Order the Tatchos, you'll thank me later!! Use mobile order. Recommended.

Crème Brûlée Croissant (from Gaston's Tavern) is the perfect sweet option if you don't want…read moresomething overly sweet. It's a croissant filled with a vanilla bean cream custard, topped with a sugary, carmalized crust, just like you would find on top of a traditional Crème Brûlée dessert. Absolutely fantastic! Jeffrey's Coffee Cold Brew French Roast (also at Gaston's Tavern) is the perfect mid-day pick me up that is super refreshing and also gives you the energy boost you'll likely need. You can add vanilla or caramel flavor too!

For such a limited menu offering, they really choose well. While I may be huge, that has nothing…read moreto do with me being huge fan of their Ham & Gruyère puff pastry, as well as their Crème Brûlée croissant. I've never seen a slice of deli meat presented so delightfully as a grab and go. The employees I interacted with were surprisingly chipper and hospitable for such a warm day. They will direct you to an offering line, where you'll whisk your items away on a cafeteria tray. If it's hot out and there's an open table in the inside dining area, you're winning.

Really like this food court at Pop Century resort, so much so that we walked over from Art of…read moreAnimation to eat here a couple times during our stay. The menu is similar to AoA, but has a few notable differences. The menu here has a few more Asian themed options, which we like. It's also a bit more open and inviting than AoA's food court. The seating is comfy enough, nothing special but completely fine. What really stands out here is the allergy service. They chefs here seemed to be the most thoughtful out of all of the quick service restaurants we ate at on our trip (and there were a lot). There's a ton of options for dairy-free, especially if you speak to someone (which I recommend vs ordering on the app). The gochujang chicken tenders are particularly good. It was also great to sub veggies for the fries. All in all, a great food court!

A nice assortment of foods. Hefty portions are given. The turkey dinner meal was huge and could…read morefeed two! The gouda burger was excellent and the bacon jam was perfectly balanced with the arugula. The desserts are fun! We tried the dye cheesecake, cookie butter crossaint. Service was great. The lines rum a little slow.

Always a spot that I enjoy Brunch at when staying at WDW! The staff is always helpful, the food is…read moregood, and you get some elegant charm while eating at the Grand Flo. I was able to walk up and be seated within 10 minutes but I normally make a reservation. They have a great menu for Brunch and it's a very chill ambiance. Pros: good food. Good service. You are at the Grand Flo Cons: you have to leave at the end of your meal

Our service provided excellent service. Over the years we have eaten here we still see familiar…read morefaces. My wife's shrimp Caesar salad had many Hugh shrimp, hold the croutons. Very good indeed. I had the salmon on rice with lots of fresh green beans and a glaze on the salmon. Very enjoyable. We also were given biscuits with whipped butter. The worst part of our lunch was the parking conditions. The cafe is in the Grand Floridian. The parking lot is restricted to guests. So either pay $42 to valet park or free if you have a handicapped plate or sticker. Otherwise you have to park a distance away across a road to parking. That area is under construction. I walked thru a parking lot, I walked through grass and the side of the road with traffic under good conditions. Wait until it's hot and humid to do that walk, or in the rain. Dressed up for special dinner in the hotel? Disney can and should do better for the money spent.

Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, P and J Southern Takeout is currently the only quick service…read moreoption available at the Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground. At the time of my visit, it was open fairly late for walk up orders for those seeking a bite to eat later in the evening. Mobile order through the My Disney Experience (MDE) app was also available, but only up until an hour before the official closing time of the establishment. Seats were available for patrons to dine inside and right outside. However, since P and J is located on the Fort Wilderness Resort, there are several picnic/outdoor areas throughout the property for diners to take their food on the go to enjoy. Located on the end of the property that is closest to the Seven Seas Lagoon, P and J Southern Takeout can easily be accessed by resort/campground guests through the internal bus system, golf cart (there's parking right outside the establishment), or by walking (though it may be a long walk depending on where your lodging is situated). Guests not staying at Fort Wilderness could probably stop by P and J Southern Takeout, especially those coming from Magic Kingdom by the resort/campground's private boat. The drop off is a very short walk from the boat dock and no one was verifying whether one was a guest of Fort Wilderness or not. My hubby and I ordered dinner at P and J Southern Takeout to try the food on the resort, and it definitely didn't disappoint. We went for what seemed to be their specialized items - BBQ Ribs and Fried Chicken meal (though they do have much more on the menu that align with the typical WDW quick service offerings). For a quick service meal and for the price, our food was fantastic! This could have easily passed for some of the more expensive table service choices at the parks, specifically at Magic Kingdom. Both the ribs and chicken were tender and juicy. The fried chicken was crispy and not oily and the BBQ ribs coupled with the BBQ sauce were absolute perfection. The sides were overly generous in size. We tried the Mashed Potatoes with gravy (delicious!), Cowboy Beans (my favorite out of all of the sides we selected and complemented the rest of the meal perfectly), and Mac & Cheese. The cornbread was also phenomenal. It was my on the go breakfast for the next two days. We were happy to take our food back to our cabin and have leftovers to munch on throughout the rest of our stay. We ordered through mobile order on the MDE app and our order was promptly ready at the time specified. Cast Members at P and J Southern Takeout were friendly and welcoming. Overall good experience. We would definitely make it a point to dine with them again when on property (or visiting Magic Kingdom and looking for a break from the park).

During our stay at Disney's Fort wilderness, we sort of relied on this restaurant more than I wish…read morewe had. The convenience that it is on the campgrounds is the benefit, and if your starving they have decent extended hours. If you have the app, it's most convenient to order online. Our first experience with breakfast was awful. The lady at the register was so sweet but their computer systems weren't working so the manager had to come out and reboot the register. They do have some seating inside, but it is limited due to Covid. The bounty breakfast is Served with Eggs, French Toast Sticks, Bacon, Sausage, Potato Barrels, and a Biscuit. The eggs were runny the bacon was extremely thin, the potato barrels were tater tots (can't mess those up) and the French toast sticks are doused in sugar. The next day, we gambled here for breakfast again (we didn't prep our camper for breakfast meals). This time we ordered the Mickey waffles that came with either sausage or bacon. This was a much better option, but unfortunately they placed our order in the wrong window and someone took our food so we had to re-wait again for our food ... frustrating. For a Disney restaurant they do not have it together.

We had a good lunch meal here. We had chicken strips and french fries with cutie oranges and…read moreapplesauce along with waters. The service was easy and quick and I had plenty of seating around the dining lodge where you picked up your food. The theme was consistent throughout and had a great ambience related to a Alpine Lodge feel and ski lodge feel to go along with the theme of the park, blizzard Beach.

Fast and convenient. This location is near the gift shop as you 1st walk in. It's all outdoors with…read moreplenty of seating which is bench seat style. The menu has an arrangement of offerings from typical Disney food to a little bit more healthier options. We had the chicken bowl and harvest salad. The bowl was on the saltier side and required some hot sauce to help. The harvest salad came with a vinaigrette that was sweet, but delicious.

After several days lost inside the Haunted Mansion, I finally escaped--only to stumble into this…read morerestaurant, half-starved and being followed by three argumentative ghosts. I had avoided the place for some time because I'm not a huge seafood fan, but after wandering through endless corridors and being chased by singing busts, I decided to take my chances. I only wish I had visited sooner. Thankfully, they serve more than seafood. You can also find chicken pot pie, a wedge salad, chicken nuggets, and other options for those who prefer their meals to come from the land rather than the deep. For me, the real treasure was the Land and Sea Trio. It comes with fried shrimp, breaded chicken, battered fish, and corn on the cob. You can choose green beans and carrots, apple slices, or French fries as a side. At $13.99, it's an excellent deal, and the portion is large enough to share with another hungry survivor. Even though I'm not particularly fond of seafood, I thought the fish was surprisingly good. I always see people ordering the lobster roll, and it looks delicious, but because of my shellfish allergy, I have wisely decided not to test whether the afterlife has an emergency room. There is seating downstairs and upstairs, but the upstairs area is my favorite--especially the side with views of the Haunted Mansion. It's a wonderful place to sit in the evening, once the sun disappears and the night takes control of the kingdom. Just be warned: if you hear chains rattling behind you, it may not be a ghost. It could simply be someone coming to steal your French fries.

We stopped at Columbia Harbor House during our Magic Kingdom day and used mobile ordering, which…read morewas definitely more convenient than waiting in the regular ordering line. That said, we still had a bit of a wait once we arrived to pick up our food. Unfortunately, the food itself was just okay. My daughter ordered chicken strips with rice, and I was honestly surprised by how small the portion of rice was--it looked like about a tablespoon! I ordered the sampler/trio platter, which came with fried shrimp, hush puppies, chicken tenders and fried fish. The hush puppies were probably my favorite part. The shrimp were fine, and the chicken tenders were okay but a little dry. The fried fish was probably my least favorite--it just wasn't particularly memorable. Overall, I think I was expecting a little more from the food. It wasn't terrible, but for us it was definitely more of a "we needed to eat" meal than a "wow, that was good!" meal. I'd still consider it a convenient Magic Kingdom option, especially if you're using mobile ordering, but I wouldn't necessarily go out of my way for the food.

Pros: Ambiance is super chill, right in the middle of a…read moreCaribbean resort. Very relaxing. Very shorts and flip flops. It was counter service, and the one we got was a little unfriendly, but we got through it just fine. Food was pretty good. Serving size was proper, nothing gross. Cons: No real cons. The place is what it is. Don't expect great value or anything. Tips: Get the swashbuckler burger. The curry and pineapple notes makes a great little burger. And also upgrade to the Cuban fries. Just trust me.

Huge, major fail by this quick service located in Caribbean Beach. We took the skyliner here from…read moreAoA because the menu sounded good. We ordered on the app, with my wife and kids placing one order and myself placing another. I ordered separately because I need a DF meal, and allergy requests usually take a bit longer (which is completely understandable). When we arrived, my wife and (young, hungry) kids' food was ready. Mine was not. They started eating, and eventually finished. Still no message saying that my food was ready. So I went up to the counter, and was told they didn't have my order. Long story short, the only way to get mobile orders is via a printer, and if there's a problem with that printer, the order gets lost. Does not seem like a great system. There's not really an apology, and no offer of expediting my food or any discount. and I am told that it will be at least 15 more minutes. The kids are all done and starting to get antsy, so I tell the person to cancel my order, which is too bad because now I have no dinner. That, and I was really looking forward to a DF Caribbean style burger. The lack of compassion/apology as well as the original mistake (somehow my order slipped through the cracks for almost 40 minutes) are major fails. As for the ambiance, it's nice, they even had live music!