Looking for some Disney Dining Plan tips for the Magic Kingdom? Here are a few tips for counter service dining. Make sure to check back next week for more Disney Dining Plan tips.
Contributed by: Kristen H (NDI#59). Kristen is our resident Disney foodie and creator of Cooking With Mickey
Cinderella’s Royal Table is located inside the castle in the Magic Kingdom and serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. On our visit we had breakfast which was served pre-plated all you care to eat eggs, French toast, bacon, sausage and potatoes. You can also have yogurt with granola and an assortment of pastries. You have a choice of juice, milk, tea or coffee.
The breakfast was just OK. It was just simple food that you would have if you went to a breakfast at a regular resort. I would have preferred a Denny’s Grand Slam over this breakfast. It is $44.80 for adults and $29.86 for children ages 3-9. Prices are subject to change depending on which season you are dining in. This price includes tax and gratuity. If you are on the dining plan it is considered signature dining and will require two table service credits. You are really paying for the atmosphere of the restaurant to be eating in the castle among the beautiful princesses.
Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn is located in Frontierland inside the Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World. You feel you have been sent back in time to an old-fashioned cowboy saloon. There’s plenty of seating, whether it’s indoor or outdoor, and we found it easy to locate a table. I have heard, however, that this spot tends to be crowded during the lunch rush in peak seasons. This counter service restaurant menu includes taco salad, chicken wrap, Caesar salad with chicken, BBQ pork sandwich, Angus burgers, and veggie burgers. It is known to have the best burgers on property, but the main event is the fixin’s bar: sauteed onions, mushrooms, cheddar cheese sauce, and fresh vegetables to name a few.