WDW Restaurants

Just in case you have a photo from a restaurant in Disney World that's not in one of the resorts, you can post it here. (No food photos, please.)

 

If you have a few drinks but aren't soused enough to see pink elephants, is this what you see? I spotted him out behind the Rainforest Cafe at Animal Kingdom while taking the back way in to the park one morning.


Pity the purple elephant

 

This guy was inside T-Rex:

 

Rainforest Cafe's mushroom bar:

 

Inside Frontera Cocina, in Disney Springs:

 

Blaze Pizza:

 

I agree - finally got to try that place when I was there in September...and it was delicious! Had to go with the fried chicken. Even the lemonade and sweet tea are homemade and very good - if you decide you've had too many of the moonshines.
That September trip was surprisingly good for food across the board. Art Smith's on day 1, San Angel Inn with their nicely overhauled menu on Day 2, Tiffin's for lunch on day 3 with Food & Wine selections for dinner, and even found a very good choice at Tony's Town Square, which I would normally call average at best - but they too overhauled their menu a bit recently and the baked rigatoni was quite good. I didn't even hit any of the high-end restaurants.

 

Jiko:

 

Enzo's Hideaway:

 

Boathouse, as viewed from one of the dock seating areas:

 

Rainforest Cafe patio seating at sunset:

 

Inside the Edison, front entrance:

 

I hadn't eaten at HOB in probably 14 years. Decided to give it a go earlier this month - and pleasantly surprised. They re-worked their menu quite a bit, and it was pretty solid. Here's a snap of the entrance:

 

Maria and Enzo's, blue hour:

 

Via Napoli pizza ovens:

 

Morimoto from the patio deck of Frontera Cocina - taken when coronavirus fears were just bubbling up in late February 2020:

 

Topolino's Terrace, on the roof of the Riviera: