Dining at Disney — Tables in Wonderland

Near the carousel in the Magic Kingdom is the Pinocchio Village Haus quick service restaurant.  Part of the seating overlooks the Small World ride, there are two levels of seating and there is a lot of artwork in the restaurant similar to this one. On this day we decided to eat at several places so we shared a few items from this menu. We had the Chicken Parmesan Sandwich that is served with French Fries. It was a fried chicken breast with marinara sauce and cheese. This had all of the flavor of a Chicken Parm that we all know...

Today's review is about The Polite Pig, located at Disney Springs at Walt Disney World. We visited this restaurant right after it opened in 2017 and at that time weren't really all that impressed by the food. We love barbecue and have often wished for a barbecue restaurant outside Disney grounds in the area of Crossroads. But we have yet to see any BBQ pop up there. In 2017 we found The Polite Pig to be different BBQ for different's sake. The flavors of everyday items, like potato salad, baked beans and cole slaw, were strange to us incorporating odd...

Today we talk about Monsieur Paul Restaurant located at Epcot in the France Pavilion, this one is upstairs from The Chef's de France and the entrance is behind the downstairs restaurant. From your first look inside you will see that this is an upscale restaurant. You are greeted by the hostess at the foot of the spiral staircase that will take you to this beautiful space. The dining area has spared no expense. The furnishings are beautiful as are the fixtures and attention to detail of the painting of the ceilings. There are large windows that face out to the...

Today we talk about the San Angel Inn Restaurant. It's located in Epcot's Mexico Pavilion. It is next to the Gran Fiesta Tour Boat Ride. Please bear with me for some of these photos are a bit dark. The restaurant is located inside the Mexico Pavilion and is very dark inside. Outside the restaurant you will see a post of both the lunch and dinner menus. Lunch is to the left of the entrance. Dinner is to the right of the entrance. The restaurant itself is very interesting as it's supposed to look like you are eating outside under the...

Today it's a blog post about a little walk up window in Magic Kingdom that is across from the Mad Tea Party spinning cups. It's the Cheshire Cafe. This building originally opened in 1973 as a caricature and portrait location. In 1983 it was remodeled into the Enchanted Grove which served Minute Maid products along with coffee and bottled water. Although still sponsored by Minute Maid the menu was changed in 2011 it was renamed into Cheshire Cafe to be themed similar to the Mad Tea Party ride which is just steps away. The menu here shows the limited offering at...