We’re sharing another great tip from our critically-acclaimed e-Book, The DFB Guide to Walt Disney World® Dining 2014!
Today, we’re talking about a common conundrum: How do you satisfy all of the people, all of the time?
We’ve all been there. You have a picky eater in your group. No problem, right? Hamburgers, pizza, hot dogs, and chicken nuggets are all available throughout the parks and resorts.
But where do you go when you have both picky and adventurous eaters among your number?
How about a buffet or food court?
Disney excels at offering some truly interesting, all you care to eat options and food court choices, where the picky and the persnickety can both find satisfying options. Let’s check out a couple.
Tusker House at Disney’s Animal Kingdom
in Disney’s Animal Kingdom is one of our favorite stops for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The restaurant features a wonderful spread of African-inspired food. And at breakfast and lunch, you also have the added benefit of a character dining experience!
Goofy Strikes at Pose at Tusker House in Disney’s Animal Kingdom
If you’re feeling adventurous, start your meal off with the interesting array of Chutneys and Spreads, before moving on to interesting house specialties like Bobotie or Potato and Pea Samosas.
Beef Bobotie at Tusker House
And lovers of food and pickier eaters alike are bound to find something to pique their interest from the “Wall of Flames” — Tusker House’s rotisserie station. And for the very, very picky, there’s always the Kids’ Buffet, which routinely features favorites like Mac and Cheese, Corn Dog Nuggets, and Plain Roasted Chicken.
Landscape of Flavors at Disney’s Art of Animation Resort
At Landscape of Flavors, Disney’s newest resort offers more than just cool themeing with some of your favorite characters. It also offers a killer food court with a dizzying number of options!
Landscape of Flavors
As with many of the Value Resort Food Courts, Landscape of Flavors offers different stations so that guests in the same party can have completely different eating experiences. We love some of the more interesting options at Landscape of Flavors, like their meals featuring Tandoori-roasted meats.
But my favorite is their Create Your Own Pasta Bar. Be as simple or as adventurous as you’d like!
Create Your Own Pasta at Landscape of Flavors: Spaghetti Carbonara with Broccoli
And don’t forget to stop by the Gelato Bar for dessert!
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Landscape of Flavors was a hit with my family when we visited it for dinner. I loved having a huge and rich veggie pasta; my husband got the mozzarella, basil and tomato sandwich; our son stuck with chicken nuggets and fries; and our friend had a GF bacon cheese burger. Excellent pastry selections included mini-Babycakes desserts and of course, there was the gelato bar. They even serve you on real plates with metal utensils, no floppy paper. This is worth trying for those looking for an interesting meal without a huge time and money commitment.
We always have good luck at Sunshine Seasons. Tons of choices and usually very fresh. Everyone leaves happy and full. (and ready for Soarin’)
I’m 39 and a very picky eater & I loved Tusker House. A huge variety of new foods to try and our only disappointment was the desserts. My first plate from the buffet had about half a spoonful of like 12 different things to just see if I liked them and when I went back I got the ones I’d like. And yes, I did get some corn dog nuggets off the kids section.