We asked over on the Disney Food Blog Facebook Page for folks to tell us about their favorite sandwiches in a Disney park or resort. We didn’t specify anything — just that it had to be a “sandwich” of some kind. Here’s what we heard back!
The biggest shout-outs went to Columbia Harbour House in Disney World’s Magic Kingdom, Blue Bayou/Cafe Orleans in Disneyland Resort, and not surprisingly, Earl of Sandwich in Disney World’s Disney Springs.
Walt Disney World Sandwiches
The Full Montagu at Earl of Sandwich
You’ve just got to try one of these hearty and hot signature sandwiches! Located in Disney Springs, Earl of Sandwich is the most popular sandwich stop in Walt Disney World according to our Facebook readers. The sandwiches with the most mentions are absolutely delicious.
The Full Montagu is made with Freshly Roasted Beef, Turkey, Aged Swiss & Sharp Cheddar Cheese, Lettuce, Roma Tomatoes & the Earl’s Mustard Sauce.
This one has been around for a long time, and it’s a staple at this popular sandwich shop!
Here’s our thoughts on the Full Montagu
The Lighthouse Sandwich at Columbia Harbour House
Located in Liberty Square inside the Magic Kingdom, Columbia Harbour House offers a relaxing, Colonial-inspired atmosphere. Dine upstairs for optimum quiet! The Lighthouse Sandwich, with hummus, tomato & broccoli slaw, is one of the wonderful good-tasting, good-for-you counter-service items! You can read her review of Columbia Harbour House here.
The Lighthouse Sandwich is a great option for vegetarians and we love this meal! The restaurant is not currently open, so you’ll have to wait to try this again!
Check out our review of the Lighthouse Sandwich!
Prime Rib Sliders at The Crew’s Cup Lounge
The Prime Rib Sliders include several mini sandwiches in one meal! The meal comes with 3 of the Yachtsman Steakhouse’s beloved onion rolls topped with Prime Rib shaved thin and served with horseradish cream and au jus.
These can be found at The Crew’s Cup Lounge at Disney’s Yacht Club Resort. It is closed right now, but we can’t wait for the day we can grab these again!
Check out our review of the Prime Rib Sliders
Carved Turkey Sandwich at Be Our Guest
Be Our Guest Restaurant is one of the newer restaurants in Disney World, but it is home to an incredible sandwich!
You can grab the Carved Turkey Sandwich here which is made of
Here’s a review of the Carved Turkey Sandwich!
Thigh-High Chicken Biscuits at Homecomin’
Homecomin’ is know for its Southern eats, but they also offer some little and unique sandwiches! We’re talking about the Thigh-High Chicken Biscuits!
These babies are made of 3 biscuits topped with Chef Art’s famous fried chicken thighs, bread and butter pickles and drizzled with hot honey. We are seriously obsessed and have to order them on just about every visit to this restaurant!
Review of the Thigh-High Chicken Biscuits
Fresh Fruit Nutella Waffle/Sweet and Spicy Chicken Waffle at Sleepy Hollow Refreshments
Sleepy Hollow Refreshments is home to some untraditional sandwiches including the Fresh Fruit Nutella Waffle! It’s made with a waffle that’s topped with Nutella and fresh fruit.
For a savory option you can grab the Sweet and Spicy Chicken Waffle served with slaw and chips.
You really can’t go wrong with either sandwich, it just depends on if you’re in the mood for sweet or savory!
Here’s our latest review of the Fresh Fruit Nutella Waffle!
Land Crusher at Sunshine Seasons
The Land Crusher is a TRIPLE DECKER sandwich in The Land Pavilion! There are lots of amazing eats in EPCOT, and we bet you didn’t expect one of the top sandwiches to come from Sunshine Seasons!
The sandwich is pulled pork and cheddar piled high on Texas toast and it’s served with chips. This thing is massive, but we loved it!
Check out our Land Crusher review
Jambon Beurre at Les Halles Boulangerie Patisserie
It’s hard to go wrong when picking something to eat at Les Halles Boulangerie Patisserie, but we personally love the Jambon Beurre!
The sandwich is made with Ham, Gruyére cheese, and Dijon Mustard Butter on a Demi-Baguette. It’s simple, but delicious!
Our review of the Jambon Beurre in EPCOT
Disneyland Resort Sandwiches
Monte Cristo at Blue Bayou and Cafe Orleans
The Blue Bayou is an enchanting restaurant that sits on the indoor riverbank of the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. Disney magic provides fireflies and singing crickets in a twilight-atmosphere. The ever-popular Monte Cristo sandwich is served there only at lunch, so plan your Advance Dining Reservations accordingly.Cafe Orleans presents the infamous Monte Cristo sandwich at lunch and dinner. Dine outdoors on the patio in pleasant weather, and don’t forget to order an extra side of sauce with your pommes frites!
The sandwich is made of turkey, ham and Swiss cheese in a battered egg bread, lightly fried to a golden brown. This is one of the most iconic Disneyland meals and it’s a must-try!
Here’s our latest review of the Monte Cristo
Caretaker Sandwich at Hungry Bear Cafe
While we wait for Disneyland to reopen, we’re reminiscing about the Caretaker Sandwich from Hungry Bear Restaurant.
This sandwich was limited time, but it was a crispy pork belly sandwich topped with crispy slaw, grilled onions, a house-made pickle, cheese sauce, and BBQ sauce on a potato roll and served with fries. Yum!
Check out the Caretaker Sandwich review
Island Pork Toasted Sandwich at Jolly Holiday Bakery
Jolly Holiday Bakery is home to many eats, but we adored the Island Pork Toasted Sandwich at this location!
This was released to celebrate the debut of the Magic Happens parade, and was made with kalua smoked pork, Black Forest ham, Monterey Jack cheese, pineapple relish, and cilantro.
Here’s our review for the Island Pork Toasted Sandwich!
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Are there any you think were left out? Let us know about your favorite sandwich in the comments section below!
Sarah says
Matt loves the Anchors Aweigh Sandwich at CHH. I like the Reuben at Plaza Restaurant and the Italian Sausage sandwich at Min & Bill’s Dockside Diner. Ok, now I need to head over to the parks… 🙂
NT3 says
Columbia Harbor House is dead to me for removing my longtime favorite sandwich at Walt Disney World: the Starboard Deck (ham, cheese, tomato, and broccoli slaw.) Coming in at a close second is Pizzafari’s “hot Italian style sandwich.”
Valerie says
DS and I love the breakfast sandwich at Main Street Bakery…ham, egg and cheese on a coissant. He calls it “crack on a coissant.”
Betsy says
Do the ice cream cookie sandwiches at Sleepy Hollow count as sandwiches? Because I always feel okay about having one for “dinner” …
James says
I love the vegetarian sandwich offered at The Plaza Restaurant.
Christa says
The Hawaiian BBQ Chicken at Earl of Sandwich. Yum!
Heather says
Having a Monte Cristo tomorrow!!!!!!! Woo!
Sandra says
The one CS meal we actually look forward to in MK is CHH, where we get one each of the Lighthouse and Anchors Away sandwiches and swap halves, thus removing the necessity to choose one. The Moroccan style shawarma sandwiches at Tangierine Cafe in Epcot are big with my husband–followed by coffee and baklava, of course.
My husband also liked the Cuban at the Bongos walk-up window. However, Earl of Sandwich is tops for a family meal at DTD, with lots of really good and inexpensive choices, even for those of us who are not big meat eaters.
Sarah says
@Sandra – Tangierine Cafe is my favorite counter service. I always debate with myself between on whether to order the Lamb or Falafel Wrap!
Mark D. says
I have not ever had any sandwich at WDW. What is wrong with me? These all, including the comments, sound great. I am going to have to rectify this situation.
Courtney says
There was a sandwich called BBQ Chicken Focaccia at Wolfgang Puck Express that I loved. I used to dream about this sandwich. I raced over there the first day of our Dec trip last year and it was gone. I was heartbroken.
EEFoster says
I’m a big fan of the BLT at the Earl of Sandwich. I am thrilled, thrilled, thrilled (did I say I was thrilled?) that they’re opening an Earl in New York City.
Folks should know that the Earl of Sandwich is open for breakfast. They have several egg-based breakfast sandwiches on the menu at that time of day, but they will also make any of the lunch sandwiches then too.
Emma Godbold says
It’s the Earl of Sandwich for me in DTD. Their food is awesome! In December we queued for half an hour to place our order but I must say those guys know how to serve a queue as quickly as possible! Love it!!!
SharonC says
The turkey sandwich on the AWESOME sunflower bread at Flame Tree BBQ at AK. I know – I know, I should be going there for the BBQ. But, I am a breadaholic, and that sunflower bread makes this sandwich a must-have for me.
Sarah says
I L.O.V.E. the Hawaiian sandwich from Earl of Sandwich. When I visit my sister a little north of Orlando, I make a special trip to DTD for lunch. It’s a problem… but one I’m willing to have.
Galloping Gourmand says
I’ve just realized how rarely I get sandwiches at WDW. I mean for me it’s basically Earl of Sandwich and that’s it. I think that’s my Disney Resolution for my next trip – eat more sandwiches.
Jan says
The angus burger at The Contemporary’s quick service restaurant is great says DH. I loved the grilled chicken sandwich there too.
Jennifer says
I LOVE the Monte Cristo from the Blue Bayou in Disneyland! My husband and I went there for my birthday a few years ago and it was awesome.
Earl of Sandwich sounds really good, we might have to check it out when we go.
Wendy says
Oh. There is absolutely no question in my mind as to what my favorite sandwich on Disney property is! THE ORIGINAL at Earl of Sandwich! It is amazing. Ever since I first tried it, it has remained a “must eat” for every single trip. 276 days until I can have another 😉
carolyn says
Gotta give it up for Earl of Sandwich. Easily the best bargain at WDW! I also want to plug the sammies over at Plaza Inn at MK – they’re pretty good too, although twice as much as EoS!
Essie says
I love the EOS’s All American and I get one on every trip. Their bread is so good that I could enjoy just the bread with some butter on it. I wish we had an EOS where I lived. CHH is my Fav QS in the MK.
Donna says
Does anyone else lament the removal of the Turkey Bacon Panini from Pinnochio Village Haus? Having one of those while watching people embark on the Happiest Cruise was just shy of heaven for me 🙂 I happily waved bon voyage!
Sara North says
Loved the Lobster Roll at the Boardwalk Bakery!
scooper150 says
The best “sandwich” at Disney World is by FAR the Mac and cheese hot dog with bacon and truffle oil served at the shack right outside of the haunted mansion!!!!
Beth says
There was a stacked deli sandwich at Cosmic Rays a few years back that was awesome. It was so big that you didn’t need to eat the rest of the day! One day it just vanished 🙁
carol says
Im so fussy when it comes to sandwiches.do they do just plain meat sandwiches with no fuss.
Jennifer Tippetts says
My favorites used to be the Monte Cristo at either Blue Bayou or Cafe Orleans and the Muffalatta at The French Market. But now I’ve gone vegetarian, it’s all about the Fried Green Tomato “Burger” at Hungry Bear and the Grilled Veggie Sandwich at Tomorrowland Terrace
Dave says
I can’t believe no one has mentioned the Croque Monsieur offered at lunch at Be Our Guest. I ate in 2 days in a row and loved every bite. Not only is the sandwich truly terrific, but it comes with a plate of delicious thin, crispy fries and at $13.99 isn’t unreasonably priced for Disney.