food IS a theme park
Coming soon to Disneyland, Mickey’s Soundsational Parade Plaza Inn Dining Package will pair lunch at Plaza Inn with a reserved viewing space for Mickey’s Soundsational Parade!
Mickey’s Soundsational Parade ©Disney
Booking will open on March 12th for dates beginning March 31st. Times will be available from 1:30 – 4:00 PM, and guests can plan to pick up their meal on their reserved date and dine at any available table at Plaza Inn. [Read more…]
Wine lovers, take note! The Wonderful World of Wine will be presented at Yachtsman Steakhouse at Disney World’s Yacht Club Resort on every second Wednesday of the month.
Yachtsman Steakhouse Signage
Guests will “sample the liquid legacies of some of the finest appellations and vineyards throughout California, Italy, France, Chile, Australia and more—and learn about their flavor profiles, winemaking techniques, and soil and climate conditions” from Advanced Sommelier Kristopher Soto. [Read more…]
Epcot’s China has delivered a delightful surprise once again at the Pavilion’s Food Booth for the 2019 Epcot Flower and Garden Festival, the Lotus House!
Lotus House Booth
While this Outdoor Kitchen is serving up its anticipated Szechuan Spicy Red-braised Beef Shank over Rice, “Panda” Bubble Tea, and more, guests visiting the booth may also notice — if you peek at the side of the booth opposite of the ordering registers — a Cotton Candy artist creating Chinese Cotton Candy! [Read more…]
Along with ALL THE FOOD arriving today for the 2019 Epcot Flower and Garden Festival, a new menu item has also arrived at Yorkshire County Fish Shop in Epcot’s United Kingdom Pavilion!
Yorkshire County Fish Shop
Home to the absolute classic Fish & Chips, Yorkshire County Fish Shop is currently also serving a Chicken and Mushroom Pie! You won’t find it on the regular posted menu… at least not yet, anyway. [Read more…]
Happy Spring from Disney World, where the 2019 Epcot Flower and Garden Festival is beginning TODAY!
2019 Epcot Flower and Garden Festival
We’re here to see all the gorgeous topiaries, check out the Garden Rocks Concert Series and other Special Events, and — most importantly — to eat ALL THE FOOD at the Festival’s Outdoor Kitchen Food Booths! [Read more…]
Hi, there! We’re back with another DFB Video today, and we’re talking about snacks that are EXCLUSIVE to Disney World’s Animal Kingdom!
Mr. Kamal’s Seasoned Fries
Animal Kingdom is a truly immersive park, transporting guests from Africa to Asia and even on to Dinoland, U.S.A.! The incredible theming extends, in many cases, to the food, which means that guests will find certain snacks available only in Animal Kingdom! We’re sharing those snacks with you today in our latest DFB YouTube Video, so get ready for a wild time!
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As we launch into March, we want to highlight some awesome new finds and upcoming events that we think you’ve got to check out if you’re at Walt Disney World this month!
Mickey and Minnie Waffle Sundae
These are exclusive, Disney World must-eats that are taking the social media world by storm! Let’s check them out!
February was a delicious month, but the crowning food achievement were Cones with Character! This is basically the advent of NEW DOLE WHIP FLAVORS in Disney World!
A new option for the younger pirates among your crew will make its debut on April 28th when Captain Hook’s Pirate Crew sets sail at Disney World’s Beach Club Resort.
Disney’s Beach Club Resort
This new kids-only option at this Epcot-area resort will invite guests ages 4-12 to enjoy a boat ride around Crescent Lake while searching for treasure. Young pirates will have a chance to meet none other than Captain Hook and learn a “secret pirate handshake.” [Read more…]
We’re celebrating Mardi Gras all week here at the DFB! We aren’t throwing any parades, but we are helping you plan your next Disney trip!
Mickey-Shaped Beignet at Port Orleans Resort — French Quarter
To help you with your Disney World vacation planning we’re having a BIG sale at the DFB Store! Everything in the store is 30% off with promo code MardiGras.
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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