Best Disney Resort Restaurants For Non-Park Days

Disney World is a foodie’s paradise with so many restaurants to experience. Non-park rest days are essential to many guests. Taking time to explore your resort and even hop over to others can be a fun way to spend your day away from the parks. Some guests don’t realize that Disney resorts are also home to some incredible restaurants. You don’t have to limit yourself to the Disney parks to find great dining during your vacation. If you find yourself with some time away from the parks during your next Disney vacation then check out some of the best Disney resort restaurants for non-park days.

1900 Park Fare at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort

Located at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort, 1900 Park Fare is a character buffet that is an absolute must-do. 1900 Park Fare features Disney’s “wish-makers” like Mirabel, Aladdin, Tiana, and Cinderella. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, this restaurant serves a buffet featuring classic favorites as well as innovative specialties like Strawberry Soup. For breakfast, guests can expect to see an assortment of delicious options like eggs benedict, smoked salmon, carved ham, Mickey waffles, and so much more. For lunch or dinner, expect to see Tiana’s Gumbo, carved prime rib, baked salmon, and an assortment of yummy desserts. This restaurant is a great way to meet characters during your non-park day and keep the Disney magic going!

Sebastian’s Bistro at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort

Just a quick Skyliner ride away, Sebastian’s Bistro at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort is a hidden gem restaurant for you non-park day. This restaurant serves a taste of the Caribbean, and is served in an all-you-care-to-enjoy family-style presentation. Guests can enjoy the beauty of the Caribbean Beach resort and then sit down to pull-apart rolls with guava butter, chicken, Mojo Pork, chili-rubbed beef, baked fish, and more.

Sanaa at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge- Kidani Village

If you’re looking for a meal with a scenic view during your non-park day then look no further than Sanaa at Animal Kingdom Lodge’s Kidani Village. This restaurant features a picturesque view of the Animal Kingdom Lodge’s savanna. Guests can enjoy a taste of African and Indian-inspired flavors while they watch for zebras, giraffes, and other exotic animals.

Kona Cafe at Disney’s Polynesian Resort

Kona Cafe at Disney’s Polynesian Resort is a great spot for those looking for a relaxing breakfast for a laid-back dinner. This quiet cafe serves the famous Tonga Toast for breakfast which consists of a banana-stuffed French Toast that’s fried and tossed in cinnamon sugar. Other island-favorites like Hawaiian ham and eggs are available for breakfast as well. For lunch and dinner, Kona Cafe has a sizable sushi menu as well as an assortment of Poke Bowls, island-inspired fish dishes, burgers and sandwiches, and dessert. After enjoying a meal, a stroll amongst the scenic grounds of the Polynesian Resort is a must!

Have you ever dined at any of these resort restaurants? What do you recommend? We want to hear from you in the comments below!

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