Eats You Can’t Miss in Walt Disney World

One of the best parts of a Walt Disney World vacation is the food. With hundreds of dining options to choose from, Guests can enjoy everything from signature dining experiences to grab-and-go snacks. No matter what they choose to eat, Guests are sure to love indulging while on vacation. While there are plenty of options to choose from, some foods have become so iconic that they are must tries. Let’s check out what eats cannot be missed in Walt Disney World!

Mickey Premium Ice Cream Bar

First up is a snack that can be found throughout all of Walt Disney World that Guests love coming back to. The Mickey Premium Ice Cream Bar features vanilla ice cream coated in chocolate and shaped like Mickey himself. It’s the ultimate bite to cool down on the go.

Mickey Pretzel

Another iconic snack not to be missed is the Mickey Pretzel which can be found in multiple locations throughout Walt Disney World. Served warm with just the right amount of salt, this pretzel goes best when dipped into melted cheese sauce.

Mickey Waffle

The classic Mickey Waffle is a breakfast staple in Walt Disney World and can be found in both quick service and table service restaurants. Featuring the perfect crispy exterior and soft interior, this is the breakfast of champions before a long day in the Disney Parks!

Main Street Popcorn

Popcorn is delicious no matter where it is enjoyed, but there is just something about eating it on Main Street, U.S.A. that brings it to the next level. Salty, buttery, and hot, who can say no to this snack with Cinderella Castle in the distance?

Corn Dog Nuggets – Casey’s Corner

These delicious bite-sized Corn Dog Nuggets feature sweet batter surrounding savory hot dogs. Bonus points if they are dipped into melted cheese sauce while relaxing on the hub grass near Cinderella Castle.

Churro Mickey Waffle – The Crystal Palace

Classic Mickey Waffles get an incredible upgrade at The Crystal Palace for breakfast each morning. Cinnamon sugar and the perfect crunch make Churro Mickey Waffles a must try!

Spring Rolls – Spring Roll Cart

The Spring Roll Cart near the Adventureland bridge in the Magic Kingdom always has a line, and it is well worth the wait. Featuring classic flavors like Cheeseburger and Pepperoni plus some seasonal specials, the Spring Rolls are always hot, crispy, and satisfying.

DOLE Whip – Aloha Isle

The DOLE Whip is arguably the most iconic snack in all of Walt Disney World. Featuring refreshing pineapple soft serve and available with vanilla swirls or as a float, a DOLE Whip is a must on each visit to the Magic Kingdom.

Candied Bacon Skewer – Westward Ho

Who doesn’t love bacon? This savory and sweet blend coats a crispy piece of bacon in brown sugar with a side of chips for the ultimate snack in Frontierland.

Warm Cinnamon Roll – Gaston’s Tavern

No one snacks like Gaston, especially when there are Warm Cinnamon Rolls on the menu. Massive, sticky-sweet, and warm, these are best enjoyed with an extra drizzle of icing.

LeFou’s Brew – Gaston’s Tavern

Named after Gaston’s right-hand man, LeFou’s brew combines frozen apple juice with toasted marshmallow flavoring and a passion fruit-mango foam for a refreshing sip.

Cheshire Cat Tail – Cheshire Café

Think chocolate croissant with flair. The Cheshire Cat Tail features a flaky pastry filled with chocolate and drizzled with pink and purple icing to look like the iconic character’s tail.

Cream Cheese Warm Stuffed Pretzel – The Lunching Pad

A classic pretzel stuffed with tangy and sweet cream cheese, this snack is perfect for enjoying while people watching the busy streets of Tomorrowland in the Magic Kingdom!

Nachos – La Cantina de San Angel

Nachos are never a bad choice, especially at this waterfront quick service restaurant. Featuring crispy chips topped with white nacho cheese, ground beef, beans, tomatoes, jalapenos, and sour cream, this is a great snack option in EPCOT.

School Bread – Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe

School Bread has been a Guest favorite for years and fills a sweet cardamon bun with vanilla custard and a sprinkling of toasted coconut for a satisfying bite. Guests love to enjoy this one on the outdoor patio looking out towards World Showcase Lagoon!

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Caramel Corn – Karamell-Kuche

This one can literally be smelled before entering the store. Featuring Werther’s Original Caramel, this delicious popcorn is hot, crunchy, sweet, and not to be missed.

Kakigori – Kabuki Café

Kakigori is the perfect snack to cool off with in EPCOT’s Japan Pavilion. The snack features shaved ice topped with strawberry, melon, cherry, tangerine, blue raspberry, or rainbow syrup plus the option of sweet milk topping.

Beer-battered Fish and Chips – Yorkshire County Fish Shop

A savory snack in the UK Pavilion that’s not to be missed can be found at this outdoor cart. Featuring a flaky beer batter crust and flavorful fish, this pairs perfectly with an ice-cold pub blend.

Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup – Le Cellier Steakhouse

Soup might not be the first choice for a hot day in Walt Disney World, but this one is worth it. Smooth, creamy, and flavorful thanks to Moosehead Pale Ale and smoked bacon, this soup is worth the dining reservation!

Carrot Cake Whoopie Pie – The Trolley Car Café

What’s better than traditional carrot cake? This handheld alternative that sandwiches fluffy cream cheese icing between two fresh baked carrot cake cookies.

Peanut Butter & Jelly Milkshake – 50’s Prime Time Café

The childhood classic is reimagined in this delicious milkshake that perfectly combines favorite flavors. Bonus points for there also being an alcoholic cocktail version for adults!

Green & Blue Milk – Milk Stand

Be like Luke Skywalker, drink colorful milk. Whether fruity or tropical in flavor, these options are pretty to look at, delicious, and also available as cocktails.

Ronto Wrap – Ronto Roasters

Hearty meals are important during long days in the Disney Parks, and this combination of pork, sausage, peppercorn sauce, slaw, and pita bread is sure to keep Guests going in Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

“Totchos” – Woody’s Lunch Box

Once again, nachos are never a bad choice. Especially this inventive take that tops potato barrels with chili, cheese, queso, tomatoes, corn chips, sour cream, and green onions.

Lunch Box Tarts – Woody’s Lunch Box

Classic Pop Tarts get a delicious update with these flavorful treats in Toy Story Land. Whether the classic raspberry or a seasonal option, these are not to be missed.

California Cheese and Charcuterie Plate – BaseLine Tap House

With several cheese and meat offerings paired with grapes, toasted baguettes, and cornichons, this is the perfect bite to enjoy while relaxing at this underrated lounge.

Cobb Salad – The Hollywood Brown Derby

Salads aren’t everyone’s thing on vacation, but this classic Cobb is loaded with flavor and worth the dining reservation!

Grapefruit Cake – The Hollywood Brown Derby

The perfect dessert to pair with a Cobb Salad, this tangy and unique bite combines vanilla sponge cake with grapefruit syrup and cream cheese icing.

Pongu Lumpia – Pongu Pongu

Jumping over to Disney’s Animal Kingdom, the Pongu Lumpia is the perfect grab-and-go snack. Featuring a crispy spring roll filled with pineapple-cream cheese, it’s a must try.

Night Blossom – Pongu Pongu

Thirsty in Pandora – The World of Avatar? Look no further than this colorful beverage with apple and desert pear limeade topped with boba. This is also available as a cocktail as the Rum Blossom.

Baked Macaroni & Cheese with Pulled Pork – Flame Tree Barbecue

Who doesn’t love mac and cheese? This savory and hearty option tops a creamy baked version with smoked pulled pork, crispy onions, and coleslaw.

Grilled Corn on the Cob– Harambe Fruit Market

A healthy and savory option, this grilled corn is a great on-the-go choice and can be topped with or without African spices.

Ahi Tuna Nachos – Yak & Yeti Restaurant

Once again, nachos are never a bad choice! This ultimate option tops fried wontons with Ahi tuna, slaw, wasabi aioli, and a sweet soy glaze and is big enough to share (but no one will want to!).

Tonga Toast – Kona Café

Classic French toast gets a major island upgrade with this breakfast option at Kona Café. Featuring a massive portion of sourdough bread stuffed with bananas, smothered in cinnamon-sugar, and topped with a strawberry compote, this is truly a breakfast of champions.

Almond-crusted Cheesecake – Narcoossee’s

Narcoossee’s is well-known for its coastal cuisine, but a dessert option steals the show. The Almond-crusted Cheesecake is packed with flavor and served with a lambert cherry sauce and Chantilly.

No Way Jose – Beaches & Cream Soda Shop

Looking for an over-the-top ice cream treat? This delivers with chocolate and vanilla ice cream topped with peanut butter and chocolate morsels, whipped cream, peanut butter, hot fudge, and a cherry on top.

Mickey-shaped Beignets – Scat Cat’s Club – Café

Who can say no to perfectly fried pillows of dough smothered in powdered sugar? Guests can also order salted caramel, strawberry, or chicory chocolate ganache to dip in for extra flavor!

The Big Board – Wine Bar George

Charcuterie is taken to the next level with this over-the-top option in Disney Springs. With six artisanal cheeses, five artisanal meats, condiments and accoutrements, this board pairs perfectly with any wine on the extensive menu.

Original Chocolate Chip Cookie – Gideon’s Bakehouse

While Guests can’t go wrong with any cookie on the menu, this classic half pound option is always a good choice.

Peanut Butter Explosion – Everglazed Donunts & Cold Brew

Peanut butter lovers will rejoice with this decadent combination of fresh doughnut, peanut butter chips, and crushed Reese’s cups.

Art’s Famous Fried Chicken – Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’

Fried chicken is an art, and it is mastered at this table service restaurant. This entrée option features perfectly crunchy and moist chicken paired with mashed potatoes and a biscuit for the ultimate plate of comfort food.