food IS a theme park
We’re Disney Food Blog, which means we talk about ALL things Disney food.
Crispy Chicken Dumplings
And we don’t only mean the good either, although that’s our favorite. We’re also here to show you the tougher side of Disney World dining and how to overcome it, or which snacks you may not want to spend your hard-earned money on. Disney’s Hollywood Studios may be popular for its thrill rides and epic atmosphere, but we’ve gotta be honest — eating in this park isn’t all that great.
We’re constantly keeping an eye on the eats at Disney.
Hollywood Brown Derby
And that includes menu changes! Recently, we tried out the brand-new menu at the Plaza Restaurant and took a look at what will debut with the reopening Blue Bayou Restaurant in Disneyland. But over at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, a classic sit-down spot just got a NEW menu, too!
Walt Disney World offers lots of options for truly unique dining, and at 50s Prime Time Café, diners are in for a one-of-a-kind meal with ‘family’.
50 Prime Time Café
That’s because Prime Time Cafe is built around the classic 1950s home, with family recipes coming from the kitchen and kitschy decor everywhere.
Speaking of the classic 1950s home — something to note about this restaurant is that the waitstaff are encouraged to interact with the guests as though they’re family. This means that you can be sent to the corner or be told to sing I’m a Little Teapot in front of the whole restaurant if you put your elbows on the table or don’t finish your vegetables. It’s always fun to see Uncle Bruce singing I’m a Little Teapot, don’t get me wrong — but if that kind of interaction isn’t on the menu for YOU, you can always ask your server to tone down the antics with your table.
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