Entering Be Our Guest
by chezp

Step into the most delicious part of Belle and Beast’s world. This restaurant has three themed wings: West Wing, Rose Gallery, and Ballroom. Breakfast and lunch are counter service—order, find a table, and your food arrives on a cart! Breakfast is prix fixe ($25) and offers entrées such as croissant doughnut, Feast a la Gaston, and vegetable quiche. At lunch, sandwiches—carved turkey, roast beef, and grilled ham and cheese—are $12.99–$16.99, while Niçoise salad with tuna, vegetable quiche, and braised pork are $12.99–$16.99. Desserts are just $4.99. Dinner morphs to table service, and breaks Magic Kingdom tradition—beer and wine are served! Entrees are $21–$35: pork chops, lamb, strip steak, and seafood are dressed-up French style and the veggie choice is ratatouille. Kids fare is unusual, but you can still get macaroni. Note that this eatery will convert to a prix-fixe menu starting July 27, 2018. The fixed-price three-course dinner will replace a la carte menu options and cost $55 for adults (ages 10 and up) and $35 for children. This change also means that Be Our Guest becomes a Signature dining option on the Disney Dining Plan, requiring two dining credits.

Casey’s at the bat, and there’s a hot dog at the plate. Old-time stadium foods—Chili cheese dogs ($10.79), corn dog nuggets ($7.99), fries ($2.99), Cracker Jack ($2.59), and drinks ($3.29 & $3.69). If you're coming in for breakfast, you can now get muffins, bagels, and croissant doughnuts. Seating is outdoors; some indoor grandstands and tables near a big-screen TV. Mobile ordering through the My Disney Experience app is available at this eatery.

For Disney magic, you can’t beat dining inside Cinderella Castle! The character meals at “Cindy’s” are hot tickets and very expensive as a result—the pre-plated breakfast is $60.45 or $35.86/kids 3–9. And lunch is $63.00 or $38.29/kids (see pages 262–263). Dinner is $75.35 or $44.41/kids with your choice of appetizer, entrée, dessert, and beverage. The price includes tax and gratuity, plus a gift for any children ages 3–9 in your party (a princess wand or a prince’s sword). You will be able to meet and greet Cinderella, and have your photo taken with her, before you ascend to the dining room. If you’ll be celebrating a special occasion, mention it at booking. Full payment is required at time of reservation (except for those on a dining plan). During holiday periods, meal prices are approximately an extra $6/adult and $4/kid.

This cozy inn provides cool relief and attractive decor despite the inexpensive menu. Fried shrimp with fries ($11.49), fried fish with fries ($10.29), clam chowder ($6.29), broccoli peppercorn salad ($9.49), and sandwiches ($9.99) dominate the menu, but several veggie dishes—such as the vegetarian chili ($6.29)—create a rare port in the storm at Magic Kingdom. Kids meals ($5.99–$6.49) include salad with chicken and mac & cheese. The quiet, upstairs dining room is usually open. Mobile ordering is now available at this eatery.

Ray runs the biggest cafeteria at the Magic Kingdom. There’s an excellent choice of chicken ($9.99–$14.49), sandwiches ($9.99–$11.99), burgers ($12.99–$14.99), and salads ($11.79), but not all food items are available from all stations. Kids can get peanut butter and jelly, turkey sandwich, mac & cheese, and chicken nuggets ($5.99–$6.49 each). Toppings bar available. Kosher meals available upon request. This eatery expanded the outdoor covered seating area in summer 2017. Mobile ordering is now available at this eatery.