This small Main Street standby has an old-fashioned ice cream parlor atmosphere, offering large hot and cold sandwiches, including a Reuben ($15), Angus chuck cheeseburgers ($18), proper malts and shakes ($6), banana split ($10), and sundaes ($7–$8). A veggie sandwich ($14) and the chicken and strawberry salad ($17) are offered as “lighter” fare.  Beer and wine are now served here as of May 2018.  Kids’ meals are $9–$11 with drink. Tables and half-booths. 

This new Jungle Cruise-themed restaurant has several unique dining rooms, including a “once-hidden secret meeting room of the Society of Explorers and Adventurers.” Menu items include Baladi Egyptian salad ($9), Skip's beefy baked pasta ($21), and Dr. Fall's Grilled Steak ($34). Kids meals are $10–$13. Beer and wine are served at this restuarant. The restaurant officially opened on Dec. 16, 2015.

Open seasonally with American and Italian fare, including dipped chicken strips ($10.99), bacon cheeseburger ($12.29), pulled pork sandwich($11.29), Caesar salad ($9.99), and rocky road brownie ($4.59). Tables and chairs are in a shaded, open-air (not air-conditioned) terrace. Seasonal fireworks dessert parties—see page 282. Mobile ordering is now available through MyDisneyExperience.com.

Informal meals near Pirates of the Caribbean. This eatery menu has only chipotle barbecue short rib sandwich ($10.49), turkey legs ($10.99) and hot dogs ($8.99). You can also get a chocolate chip cookie ($3.29), assorted fountain beverages ($3.29), and bottled water ($3.00). Now open year round.

Tony’s serves Italian cuisine in the heart of Main Street, U.S.A. Familiar dinner entrees include Tony’s “special” spaghetti and meatballs from Lady and the Tramp ($21) and shrimp scampi pasta ($24). Less familiar but perhaps more interesting is a strip steak with Chianti butter ($34) and rigatoni ($22). The lunch menu is now the same as the dinner menu. Kids meals are $9–$11.

A long-time favorite for hand-dipped ice cream, at the end of Main Street. New breakfast options include a Mickey waffle plate ($8.49), a doughnut sundae ($5.99), and cereal and milk in a souvenir Mickey shorts bowl ($13.69).

Pineapple Dole Whips are a legendary Adventureland frozen treat. We love the vanilla/pineapple swirl, or go for full-intensity pineapple soft serve either alone, or in a pineapple juice float! Near the Swiss Family Treehouse. Mobile ordering is now available at this eatery.

Tart, orange juice sorbet is swirled with vanilla soft-serve in one of Adventureland's legendary frozen treats (the other is Aloha Isle's Dole Whip). Slushies and other drinks round out the menu. Check out the Citrus Swirl Float ($5.29) with citrus and vanilla soft-serve over orange soda! Near the Enchanted Tiki Room.

This kiosk serving French fries, chicken nuggets, and soft drinks ropes in travelers along the pathway between Pirates of the Caribbean and Splash Mountain.

Magic Kingdom's top spot for (mostly) healthy eating. Loads of fresh fruit, turkey legs, hot dogs, pretzels, and soft drinks, across the way from the Liberty Bell.

This has always been Liberty Square's go-to spot for hearty treats, now serving chicken and waffles, waffles with fresh fruit, funnel cakes, sausage and cheddar-stuffed pretzels, and coffee drinks. Near the bridge to the Hub.

Friar's Nook now serves savory mac & cheese with either pot roast or barbecue chicken, hot dogs, fries, and its always-popular carrot cake. Next to Princess Fairytale Hall in the heart of Fantasyland.

Though it's next-door to Winnie the Pooh, there's no hunny on the menu. Still, sweets abound. Soft-serve ice cream, hot fudge or strawberry sundaes, and floats have 'em lining up in Fantasyland.

Not far from Enchanted Tales with Belle, Maurice's serves up popcorn, Mickey Bars, frozen bananas, and soft drinks.

Auntie Gravity's treats may not leave you feeling weightless, but you are on vacation! Soft-serve ice cream, floats, hot fudge sundaes, muffins, smoothies... the future looks very much like the present at this stop in the center of Tomorrowland.

Hot dogs, ham and cheese-stuffed pretzels, cream cheese pretzels, Mickey pretzels... are you noticing a theme? Frozen (and liquid) soft drinks, too. All available in Tomorrowland, near Buzz Lightyear. Mobile ordering is now available at this eatery.

Yet another Mickey pretzel dealership in Tomorrowland, within sight of the Lunching Pad. However, here you can get any flavor, as long as it's plain with cheese sauce. Just regular soft drinks, too.

If you're considering a spin on the neighboring Teacups, a light breakfast is a good idea, and that's all you can get here: cereal, muffins and danish, fresh fruit, slushies, and coffee.

We didn't know there was a connection between turkey legs and mermaids, but here we have it. Fresh fruit, veggies, turkey legs, and lemonade, across from the entrance to Journey of the Little Mermaid.

If Pecos Bill's across the street is too hifalutin' for you, stop here for corn dogs (seasonal), chips, cookies, and lemonade slushies. Situated in Frontierland, near Splash Mountain.