Disneyland and Disney World have better restaurants than the typical theme park. Whether you're in the mood for fine dining, something perfect for kids or a little bit of both, the parks have you covered. And thanks to Travel and Leisure, now you can know which of the restaurants at the park are the best no matter what you're looking for.
Of course, if you want to visit all the restuarants, you'll have to travel both coasts and different parks and hotels, but if you're a big enough Disney fan, that won't be much of a problem anyway.
So check out the whole list at Travel and Leisure.
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I agree. As someone with Celiac's disease, they have been so helpful at their restaurants, never making me feel weird or like a pain in the butt for having to have special accommodations. They really do make you feel special every time.
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Once on business travel, I arrived a day early on Sunday to visit the "Disney MGM Studios" (this should dial in the date at little) and spent time there as a single guest visitor. While attending "Disney MGM Studios" cast members took the the special care to spend time with single visitors at the Sci-Fi Dine-In restaurant. Servers treated me as a special guest rather than an outcast guest party of one and took the time to sit and spend time with me. I got extra glow in the dark flying disks (that were serving as dishes for kid meals) to take home for my kids. Disney KNOWS how to treat guests who visit their properties. Treat ALL with common respect and dignity and gain the full benefit of the Disney experience. YES Disney is demands a premium, BUT common courtesy, respect, and open channels of communication gives guests the benefit of the genuine Disney experience. No, I don't work for the mouse. I really hated Star Wars Episode 7, The Force Awakens. But expending a little effort, spending more for the Magic can really, REALLY, make it magical!
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