
Victoria & Albert’s at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort is the only restaurant on Walt Disney World property with a MICHELIN star, and the only one on AAA’s 2026 Five Diamond list. The 2026 MICHELIN Guide Florida also recommends CĂtricos, Toledo, Morimoto Asia and The Polite Pig on Disney property, plus Capa and Ravello at the Four Seasons inside the resort.
Below are the restaurants worth planning around at every price, with Disney’s own prices checked on 13 October 2026.
“Best” here starts with recognition anyone can check: the MICHELIN Guide Florida 2026 selection, published on 28 May 2026, and AAA’s 2026 Five Diamond list. After that come Disney’s own Signature Dining designation and what each restaurant does that nowhere else on property does, with every price taken from Disney’s menus. Prices are per adult before tax and tip, and they change, so check the menu when you book.
| Restaurant | Where | Recognition | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Victoria & Albert’s | Grand Floridian Resort | MICHELIN star (2026); AAA Five Diamond (2026, held since 2000) | Tasting menu from $295 |
| CĂtricos | Grand Floridian Resort | MICHELIN recommended (2026) | $35 to $59.99 average entrĂ©e |
| Toledo | Coronado Springs Resort, Gran Destino Tower rooftop | MICHELIN recommended (2026) | $35 to $59.99 average entrée |
| Morimoto Asia | Disney Springs | MICHELIN recommended (2026) | $15 to $34.99 lunch, $35 to $59.99 dinner |
| The Polite Pig | Disney Springs | MICHELIN recommended (2026) | $14.99 and under, quick service |
| Capa | Four Seasons Resort Orlando | MICHELIN recommended (2026) | Over $60 average entrée |
| Ravello | Four Seasons Resort Orlando | MICHELIN recommended (2026) | $35 to $59.99 at dinner |
MICHELIN’s Orlando list has 59 restaurants. No Disney-property restaurant holds a Bib Gourmand, and California Grill, which MICHELIN listed in 2023, is no longer in the selection. Capa and Ravello are run by the Four Seasons, so Disney dining plans do not apply there.
One seating a night in The Dining Room, a choice of 2 tasting menus from $295 per person, wine pairings from $155 and live harp music, according to Disney. Guests must be 10 or older and dress semi-formal or formal. Queen Victoria’s Room seats up to 8 a night at $375, and the Chef’s Table in the kitchen is $425. The Dining Plan is not accepted, and Disney charges $100 per person for cancelling within 5 days.
On the 15th floor of the Contemporary, with views over Magic Kingdom’s fireworks and the music piped in. Dinner is a 3-course menu at $99 per adult and $45 per child, with a wine pairing for $78 more. Disney notes a Wine Spectator award for its wine programme. The Dining Plan is not accepted.
EPCOT’s two set-menu restaurants need park admission. Takumi-Tei in the Japan pavilion serves omakase, with the full course from $250 and a semi course from $150. Monsieur Paul in France serves a $195 tasting menu. Both charge $100 per person for late cancellation (within 48 hours at Takumi-Tei, 72 hours at Monsieur Paul), and neither takes the Dining Plan.
Disney’s Signature restaurants have a dress code and cost 2 table-service credits on the Dining Plan. Outside the ones above, the list includes Jiko at Animal Kingdom Lodge (African, Indian and Mediterranean cooking from wood-burning ovens), Narcoossee’s at the Grand Floridian (seafood, with Magic Kingdom fireworks views), Yachtsman Steakhouse at the Yacht Club (beef dry-aged in-house), Flying Fish on the BoardWalk, and Topolino’s Terrace on the Riviera’s rooftop, which is a character breakfast by day and Signature dining by night.
| Park | Restaurant | Why it stands out | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Magic Kingdom | Be Our Guest | Inside the Beast’s castle; 3-course set menu at lunch and dinner | $72 adult, $43 child |
| Magic Kingdom | Jungle Navigation Co. Skipper Canteen | Jungle Cruise theming and a menu of African, Asian and Latin dishes | $15 to $34.99 |
| Magic Kingdom | Liberty Tree Tavern | All-you-care-to-enjoy family-style platter | $45 adult, $24 child |
| EPCOT | Space 220 | Dining room styled as a space station; set menus | $55 lunch, $79 dinner |
| EPCOT | Le Cellier Steakhouse | Signature steakhouse in the Canada pavilion | Filet mignon $68 |
| EPCOT | Spice Road Table | Mediterranean small plates on the lagoon | $15 to $34.99 |
| Hollywood Studios | The Hollywood Brown Derby | Signature restaurant known for its Cobb salad | Cobb salad $32 |
| Hollywood Studios | Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater | Car-shaped booths facing sci-fi film clips | $15 to $34.99 |
| Animal Kingdom | Tiffins | The park’s Signature restaurant; lunch burger set menu | $42 burger set menu |
| Animal Kingdom | Yak & Yeti | Pan-Asian menu in Asia | $15 to $34.99 |
For Magic Kingdom in more depth, see our Magic Kingdom dining guide.
These prices cover the whole meal. Disney sets them by meal and age, so the same restaurant often costs less at breakfast:
| Restaurant | Characters | Adult price |
|---|---|---|
| Cinderella’s Royal Table (Magic Kingdom) | Cinderella and Disney princesses | $79 breakfast, $92 lunch or dinner |
| Akershus Royal Banquet Hall (EPCOT) | Disney princesses | $66 breakfast, $69 lunch or dinner |
| Chef Mickey’s (Contemporary) | Mickey Mouse and pals | $62 breakfast, $72 dinner |
| Story Book Dining at Artist Point (Wilderness Lodge) | Snow White, Dopey, Grumpy and the Queen | $72 dinner |
| 1900 Park Fare (Grand Floridian) | Characters may include Aladdin, Cinderella, Mirabel and Tiana | $59 breakfast, $69 dinner |
| The Crystal Palace (Magic Kingdom) | Winnie the Pooh and friends | $57 breakfast, $64 lunch or dinner |
| Tusker House (Animal Kingdom) | Donald, Mickey and friends in safari outfits | $53 breakfast, $64 lunch or dinner |
| Hollywood & Vine (Hollywood Studios) | Minnie and friends, with seasonal themes | $49 breakfast, $64 lunch or dinner |
| Garden Grill (EPCOT) | Chip, Dale, Mickey and more | $49 breakfast, $62 lunch or dinner |
| Topolino’s Terrace (Riviera) | Mickey, Minnie, Donald and Daisy, breakfast only | $59 breakfast |
| ‘Ohana (Polynesian) | Lilo and Stitch, breakfast only | $58 breakfast |
Our character dining guide covers how each meal works.
| Park | Where | What to order | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Magic Kingdom | Columbia Harbour House | Lobster roll | $19.99 |
| Magic Kingdom | Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe | Smoked pork sandwich | $14.49 |
| EPCOT | Regal Eagle Smokehouse | BBQ platter | $18.49 |
| EPCOT | Sunshine Seasons | Wood-fired salmon | $14.79 |
| EPCOT | Katsura Grill | Tonkotsu ramen | $15.99 |
| Hollywood Studios | Docking Bay 7 | Shaak pot roast | $19.99 |
| Hollywood Studios | Ronto Roasters | Ronto Wrap | $14.99 |
| Hollywood Studios | Woody’s Lunch Box | Totcho Bowl | $10.99 |
| Animal Kingdom | Satu’li Canteen | Chimichurri beef bowl | $14.99 |
| Animal Kingdom | Flame Tree Barbecue | Ribs, chicken and pulled pork sampler | $19.99 |
| Animal Kingdom | Harambe Market | Tanzanian meat pie | $13.49 |
Disney Springs needs no park ticket, and it holds two of the six restaurants MICHELIN recommends on Walt Disney World property. The Polite Pig is the cheapest MICHELIN-recognised meal on property: it is quick service, with smoked pork shoulder at $18 and brisket at $22, each served with jalapeño cornbread. Morimoto Asia serves pan-Asian dishes on two levels, including Morimoto’s Peking duck at $85.
| Restaurant | What it is | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Jaleo by JosĂ© AndrĂ©s | Spanish tapas; “Eat Like JosĂ©” tasting menu | Tasting menu $125 |
| Wine Bar George | More than 200 wines by the glass, bottle or ounce; Disney cites a 2025 World of Fine Wine award | $15 to $34.99 |
| The BOATHOUSE | Seafood and steaks on the water, with Amphicar tours | Lobster roll $37.50 |
| Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’ | Southern cooking | Fried chicken $34 |
| Raglan Road | Irish pub with live music and dancing | $15 to $34.99 |
| Paddlefish | Seafood on a steamboat | $35 to $59.99 at dinner |
For hours, parking and getting there, see our Disney Springs guide.
Disney opens dining reservations 60 days ahead. Guests at a Disney Resort hotel can book their whole stay, up to 10 nights, on that day, according to Disney. Most table-service restaurants charge $10 per person if you cancel within 2 hours of the reservation or do not turn up, while Victoria & Albert’s, Takumi-Tei, Monsieur Paul and Cinderella’s Royal Table set stricter terms. The dining reservations guide covers the booking process, and the packages guide explains the Dining Plan, which is only sold with a hotel and ticket package.
Yes, one. Victoria & Albert’s at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort holds a star in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide Florida, and it is the only starred restaurant on Disney property. MICHELIN also recommends CĂtricos, Toledo, Morimoto Asia and The Polite Pig, plus Capa and Ravello at the Four Seasons inside Walt Disney World.
By independent recognition, Victoria & Albert’s: it holds the only MICHELIN star on Disney property and has been on AAA’s Five Diamond list every year since 2000. Its tasting menu starts at $295 per person, guests must be 10 or older, and the Dining Plan is not accepted. The Polite Pig is the cheapest MICHELIN-recognised option.
The Polite Pig at Disney Springs. It is quick service in Disney’s lowest price band, with smoked pork shoulder at $18 and brisket at $22, and the 2026 MICHELIN Guide Florida recommends it and tags it family friendly. Disney Springs needs no park ticket, so it works on a day off from the parks too.
No. MICHELIN listed California Grill in its 2023 guide, but it is not in the 2026 Florida selection. Disney still runs it as a Signature restaurant on the Contemporary’s 15th floor, with a 3-course dinner at $99 per adult and views over the Magic Kingdom fireworks. The Dining Plan is not accepted there.
Cinderella’s Royal Table inside Cinderella Castle, at $92 per adult for lunch or dinner and $79 for breakfast, according to Disney’s prices on 13 October 2026. The cheapest character meals in the parks are breakfasts at Garden Grill and Hollywood & Vine, both $49 per adult. Prices cover the whole meal, before tax and tip.
Disney opens dining reservations 60 days ahead, and the most sought-after tables go early. Disney Resort hotel guests can book their whole stay, up to 10 nights, on day 60. Most table-service restaurants charge $10 per person to cancel within 2 hours of the booking, and some fine dining restaurants charge $100 per person.
We check every date and price against Disney’s own listings before publishing, and say so plainly when Disney has not announced something. How we work is set out in our editorial standards.