Columbia Harbour House

FOOD This delightful quick-service spot offers a variety of delicious seafood and New England-inspired dishes, all within a cozy, maritime atmosphere in the heart of Magic Kingdom. I savored a Lobster Roll accompanied by fries. According to the menu, it features chilled lobster with a hint of mayonnaise on a New England-style bun, served with French fries. This was a refreshing choice for a warm afternoon. My husband opted for the chicken platter, which included chicken strips and French fries. The location also provides a condiment bar, allowing you to select the perfect dips for your meal, adding a nice touch for a quick-service venue in a theme park. SERVICE The service was both prompt and precise. The cast members were welcoming and delivered their service with a smile. ATMOSPHERE This quick-service establishment is conveniently located in Magic Kingdom, close to the Haunted Mansion. I prefer to dine upstairs away from the rush of the ordering stations. You can pay out-of-pocket or use the Disney Dining Plan at this location. This is a quick service meal option.

Quick service so we used our dining plan and loved the food! I have to mention the staff was magnificent too! We got there right at 11 when they opened and everyone was super warm and welcoming. They got our food out quickly and we were in and out of there in less than 30 minute. I have to mention the Lobster roll was freaking fabulous!!

So many tables inside and the food is very good. I always order grilled salmon with rice and green beans. I have tried the lobster roll from here and it was very good too. The price is very affordable for what you get. ( thick salmon is always plus! ) I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone.

The best place to eat in Magic Kingdom - Everything is good, it has indoor dining (AC!), I like to seat on the tables outside. It’s fast and convenient. All options that I’ve had in there were delicious. I recommend the Trio Plater and the Lobster Roll.

Shrimp, rice and green bean dish was really good. Definitely a break from the regular fast food in Magic Kingdom. Lots of seating upstairs. Service pretty quick

I ordered a lobster roll. It was pretty disappointing. It hardly had any meat on it. I also got my son some chicken tenders. I guess it was a good price for a meal at Disney. $10, but they weren't anything special. They looked like frozen chicken strips. It was super busy in there.

During our visit to Magic Kingdom, while standing in the queue for Peter Pan's Flight, we were feeling hungry. Thankfully, Disney's mobile app made it easy to order food online from Columbia Harbour House and schedule a convenient pick-up time. We ordered the plant-based crispy mushroom roll, the chicken platter, and beverages. After completing our ride, we headed straight to the counter at Columbia Harbour House, where we picked up our food. Starting with the plant-based crispy mushroom roll, it was a pleasant surprise. The mushroom filling was well-cooked, flavorful, and perfectly complemented by the fresh, soft bread. Even as a plant-based option, it held its own and was a satisfying choice. Next, we tried the chicken platter, which featured crispy chicken tenders paired with fries. The chicken was cooked to perfection--crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside--while the fries were the perfect side, seasoned just right. It was a hearty and comforting meal, especially after walking around the park. For anyone visiting Magic Kingdom, Columbia Harbour House is a solid choice for lunch, combining convenience with quality.

Columbia Harbour House is a quick service restaurant with seats specializing in seafood dishes in the heart of Magic Kingdom, near Tom Sawyer's island. The staff are friendly and works quickly, and the food came out quite quick as well. The food is alright. For the price it is pretty good portion sizes, with decent servings and offerings. The flavor and taste isn't the best, but for the price it is good. It isn't bad but it isn't that great either. We got the lobster roll, which was on the smaller side but tasted ok, lobster was maybe a bit off though. The other meals were good and pretty standard for Disney food.

I still love the lobster roll, but this review is to remind myself not to get the Shrimp Salad. I went off script and got the Shrimp Salad this time and I found the dressing to be too tart and there were too many peppers. I'm still giving this place four stars though, because every other time, my meal has been fantastic. The kids chicken tenders were still great and the actual grilled shrimp was good. I got one of my son's the shrimp on a stick kids meal and he devoured it. Next time I should get it with rice and fries, because he ignored the green beans (which were just ok). I love how much seating this place has. There's always a ton of tables. This is my favorite quick service in Magic Kingdom. It's fast and the food (for the most part) is good.

We stopped in here for lunch while at the magic kingdom and later dinner. The sampler platter was very good. At dinner, one of the chicken strips was super small and all breading, they were nice enough to replace that. The hush puppies were amazing! Some of the best I have ever had, which is saying something since this came from a theme park. The fish was just ok. Nothing special, and not as good as long John silvers. The chicken strips were typical Disney ones. I like how crunchy and crispy they are. The fries were also standard. The shrimp coating was tasty. We ordered this for dinner as well. Three of us split all of it. The shrimp roll was fine for the price. In New England you'd probably pay $30 for similar so I wasn't expecting a lot. It would have been better if the dressing on it didn't have celery, and maybe a bit more seasoning. Also the lettuce made it hard to eat. The frozen lemonades were amazing. Super tart and perfect for a hot day at the park. Make sure to mobile order because it will save you a lot of time.

For a quick service seafood restaurant, I'm highly impressed. You need to mobile order, otherwise you're wasting precious time that you don't have. Don't forget your ice water cups when you pick up your food. The sauces are located on a different counter. The tarter sauce is very vinegary, so I'm not a fan of it. The bbq sauce was a bit sweet, but I used it through the meal. Trio Platter - $14.29 - Fried Shrimp, Chicken Strips, and Battered Fish served with Hushpuppies and choice of Side - This was surprisingly good, especially the hushpuppies. The only thing average was the fried fish, and even then, it was still good. 5/5 stars. Lobster Roll - $16.99 - Lobster with a touch of Mayonnaise on a New England-style Bun and served with French Fries - I enjoyed this. Good flavor throughout. Now, you won't get as much lobster as if you were at a dine in restaurant (Boathouse in Disney Springs), but for the price, I thought it was reasonable. 5/5 stars. If you're at Magic Kingdom, go here for lunch. Go to Jungle Navigation for dinner.

This was the best quick service restaurant we encountered in the Magic Kingdom. I didn't even have it on my list knowing that my husband isn't into seafood. Surprisingly, we happened to be in the area after visiting the Haunted Mansion. He was hungry, so we found this indoor restaurant with lots of seating. We just walked right up to the register and placed our order. They give you a receipt, and you walk it up to the serving counter. We received our meal within 5 minutes. What's great about this place is the large amount of seating. They have many different areas divided into rooms. It's kind of like you're eating in a Colonial inn. There's even seats available upstairs. We ordered the chicken strips with fries. Many people were getting the lobster roll. I didn't get it because it looks like the kind that is chilled and mixed with mayo. I prefer it hot & buttered. But, they also have fried shrimp, grilled salmon, sandwiches, and even a New England shrimp boil. There were 4 big chicken strips that were hot & fresh. I really liked the fries at this restaurant. They are thin, and seasoned well. I couldn't eat the 4th strip. It was so much food. I'm giving it 5 stars because it was the best value we had during our stay. Mind you, I'm not saying that the food was amazing. But it most certainly was a quick & hot meal in a quiet dining area. The meal itself was under $15, not including the bottle of Dasani water. I'd say it's a gem in a sea of county fair food at the Magic Kingdom.

My favorite thing about this spot is the space, air conditioning and restrooms. The food leaves a lot to be desired. For a seafood place, some basic seafood condiments are missing. My salmon was overcooked, rice bland, green beans watery. Unfortunately it's one of the better options.

11.27.2o23 It's Magic Kingdom! It's a theme park! You know food and drinks are going to be expensive. There are plenty of restaurants that was $79 per person and $39 for kids. That is too crazy for us to try. I am sure they probably will get to meet some Disney characters and all, but it's ok. My husband found this place. It's what he calls good value. The food was also good! We got a grilled salmon with rice and beans from the kids menu for our little one and he liked it, esp the green beans. My husband got the trio platter, which comes with fried chicken, fish, shrimp, and hushpuppies. I got the lobster roll. All of these comes with a side...we paired with fries on all of it...bc we love fries. The bill came out to be $42 something. That's actually a very good price for what we got. We recommend it, esp right after you come out from the Haunted Mansion or your next destination is the Haunted Mansion bc it's just right outside.

Grabbing some dinner while in magic kingdom. Wanted something quick so stopped here for a quick bite. Shared a seafood trio platter and clam chowder. The clam chowder was pretty good but small portioned. The seafood trio was ok. Came with 3 shrimps, 2 chicken tenders, 2 fried fish and 5 hush puppies. Choose green beans for the side. Platter was about 14.99. It's cafe style. They have seating upstairs and downstairs. We were eating during fireworks so place was empty.

I don't usually expect good food when I eat inside theme park. But I would at least like my food to be palatable. I ended up doing the fried shrimp basket with fries and a Boston cream cake for dessert while my friend had the salmon and green beans the total cost was about $50, and the portion size can fit on the palm of your hand. The service left much to be desired. Their ticketing system requires you to turn in your receipt after the purchase for your order to be dispensed which leaves you without any receipt, they proceed to do this in your line, and then you have 6 to 8 strangers standing next to each other while the worker is trying to figure out whose orders belong to who, all while you are waiting, and since there's only about six real plates on the menu, all of the strangers are fighting for their orders. It's definitely a hot mess. The food does not taste well, and it's definitely not worth the price and the headache eat somewhere else

Stopped in at Columbia Harbor house for a quick lunch. I really wanted to try their plant-based crabcake sandwich; and I got it with a side of rice. The outside of the pho crabcake had a crust along the edges and tasted like crab in the middle. It was one of the best quick service sandwiches I've had! The inside of Columbia Harbor house is a Nantucket style so there's lots of boat decor around the restaurant. My total meal was $14.95 and it was delicious!! I definitely recommend 10/10

I liked it - simple restaurant with a nautical theme. I don't like the line, it's a single cashier that takes two sides of a line, and I happened to get put behind a large group - that ordered and paid all one at a time, making my wait a lot longer... still, that was the worst part of the whole experience. They do have a bathroom inside, too, which was useful as I waited to order, others hit the bathroom to wash up and get ready to eat. The chowder in a sourdough bread bowl was excellent. Kid's chicken fingers or shrimp skewer with some rice and corn was great for the kids - and adults. It was plenty of food, plus some fries and drinks. Nice and easy to order and even if it gets busy you can order on the app and pick up with no line at the mobile order pickup even at lunchtime. Probably the best food I had at Disney World that day, other than the Dole Whip... :)

A chillier day at Disney World would best be served with chowder which Columbia Harbour House has in addition to other seafood dishes. This establishment does have mobile pickup so you can order ahead on the Disney World app. My partner ordered the snack size chowder whereas I went a little more adventurous and got The Doom Burger. Any guesses on what it is? It's a plant-based crab cake party with cabbage and onion slaw on a dark brown (almost black) bun. Quite an ominous title for something so innocuous! Also served with a side of fries. I really wish they opted for a regular crab patty. The plant-based party didn't have a ton of flavor on its own. The texture wasn't really like crab but it was pleasant at least. The real problem was the unsalted, unseasoned bun. I believe it was some sort of dark sourdough rye like they use with their clam chowder bread bowl. I wasn't able to get through this. Just ate the patty and the slaw. The interior of the restaurant is quite dark. Reminds you of the inside of a ship. They have a patio outside which is nice if it isn't raining. You might even have some birds join you!

Disney has really upped their game in the last few years in terms of food available in the parks, especially with options for vegetarians and other dietary needs. Almost every spot in Magic Kingdom has a vegetarian or vegan main option which is fantastic. Columbia Harbour House is a New England / North East sea-side town themed place with lots of options for everyone. I had "The Doom Burger" from the "Plant-Based" menu here which is a crab-cake like vegetarian concoction served on a really satisfying dark bun with red onion and cabbage slaw. I really enjoyed it and the fries that it came with were also really well done. It was crowded of course, but we were there over winter break when pretty much the entire human population was also in the park, but we found a couple tables for our party of 7 fairly quickly. The food lines move a little slowly, and perhaps receiving your food if you're getting plant-based options is also a little bit more slow than otherwise. But they can make any modifications to anything so if you've got a special diet or preferences of some kind, you'll be well served.

All the items I ordered were part of the 50th anniversary menu i believe. The donut milkshake was the disappointment of the century. I mean it's donut and milkshake...how do you mess that up? Well I guess by putting a really stale and gross donut on top of a watery excuse for a milkshake. The fish sandwich was a typical not very good fish sandwich. The clam chowder bowl was another punch to the gut. I've always had fond memories of eating clam chowder bowls as a kid at Disneyland... this thing here was a super salty chowder in a bread (non sourdough) bowl?

The BEST PLACE AT DISNEY FOR PARK FOOD!!! Of course besides eating at EPCOT! I was drawn from the seafood options and Lobster Roll, but I didn't order the lobster roll because I wanted to try the Mouth Watering details of their Harbour Salad! I opted for Shrimp option and the Clam Chowder.. AND OMG the chowder was definitely had chunks of clams! It was truly one of the best chowder and to me BETTER THAN BAR SEAFOOD on OBT! And that is saying alot! The Harbour Salad looked delicious and The size of the shrimp was awesome! It was definitely one of the best Seafood style salad I had from a Amusement Park perspective! My favorite quick service restaurant at Magic Kingdom! Btw seating upstairs is great for "views"!

This is probably the best quick service restaurant in Magic Kingdom, too bad they don't have annual passholder discounts. The day I was here I arrived shortly after the restaurant opened so there wasn't much of a line. If you're here at a busy time, definitely order through the mobile app. If you order through the mobile app there a certain section of the counter you go to pick up your food. Otherwise you get into one of those lines that snakes back and forth. They were training new people at the register when I arrived and their English wasn't the best. They had to ask the trainer about if there was an annual passholder discount. The trainer seemed irritated with the question bordering on rude, hence the 4 stars instead of 5. I ordered the lobster roll with fries. There were plenty of lobster and fries for the price. I could have easily split my fries with someone but I was by myself. There were different sauces to choose from. I got some mustard for my lobster roll, BBQ sauce, ketchup, and one other sauce that I can't remember for my fries. The fries were fresh and had a good crunch. I would definitely eat here again.

Tasty! Fast! Reasonable price for a lobster roll. Bread is slightly meh but sometimes that's just the way of lobster rolls.

Use Disney mobile app for quickest service. The Lobster Roll & side of Hushpuppies a must! My fav with the Blackberry Shake topped w/ a chocolate donut. The Grilled Shrimp, Rice & Beans if your eating healthy is delish! The Trio Platter of Fried Shrimp, Fish, Chicken Tenders, Fries & Hushpuppies was also spot on & filling. Located in Liberty Square while we were taking a break & waiting for the Liberty Square Riverboat departure.

Out of all the quick service restaurants this was my favorite. They have mobile ordering but we went through the line really quickly. Plenty of variety on the menu so there was something for everyone. There is lots of space to sit and enjoy your food. The staff was busy but very skilled at getting things out fast. We got the trio platter(shrimp, fish, chicken) to share which was plenty. I also got a cup of clam chowder which was tasty and filling. We wanted to save space for snacks throughout Magic Kingdom. They forgot our hushpuppies but everything else was good and not greasy for fried food. The honey mustard is very mustardy.

I've always wondered about this place whenever I visit the Magic Kingdom. Last night it was go time! I had the lobster roll. It was ok. There was a weird pool of butter on the top and needed alittle more seasoning but it was prepared pretty well and no overly dressed with mayo. The hush puppies were like little nuggets of corn and sawdust. It made me wish I got a side of fries. 3 1/2 stars.

Columbia Harbour House is a hidden gem in Magic Kingdom. It's tucked away in Liberty Square and often overlooked as people rush to the Haunted Mansion or Liberty Tree Tavern. Why is it a hidden gem? Well first of all it's a refreshing break from the other quick-service joints in MK. Less cheeseburgers and chickie nuggies, more seafood and fresh food. I had the lobster roll when I was there and loved it. I'm from Long Island so I know my lobster. I wouldn't have guessed I was in the middle of theme park in Orlando. With my cool lobster on a warm, toasty bun and crunchy french fries, I almost could have been home. One of the best things about CHH is that it's a dual-floor restaurant. It's so nice and quiet upstairs, a welcome change of pace from the hustle and bustle of the parks. The upstairs is a great place to relax, people watch, and charge your phones while you take a breather.

1st off - this is NOT a 5-star restaurant but it is a 5-star quick service lunch/dinner with nourishing food in a land of greasy spoons and fired food. You can get salmon, rice and a vegetable for a decent price. I like sitting upstairs over the walkway or outdoors in liberty square.

Not sure good tasted good but didn't Expect the New England clam Snowden to come in a co (NOT as picture On the menu) they don't even have an option. I wanted what I had seen advertised. The restaurant tables were not cleaned we cleaned out own. Everyone seem nice

Columbia Harbour House is always one of my go-tos when visiting the Magic Kingdom. If you get tired of the traditional theme park fare like I do, CHH is a welcome reprieve. It is simple seafood, but satisfying. They change the menu up every so often but the current menu includes a shrimp boil, a lobster roll, a variety platter, and grilled salmon among others. This location is quick service and the wait is typical. I will say that the management for this restaurant always seems to be on top of things and I appreciate their timeliness. I love the revolutionary era New England decor of this restaurant; a great example of Disney's old school immersion. You won't be amazed here, but you will enjoy good food that isn't chicken strips and fries (although they do have that here too... if you're my little brother whose palate hasn't changed since he was a preteen).

The food was absolutely amazing, the lobster roll was delicious and the hush puppies were a great addition as well. The service was excellent, the refills were free, the food was made very quickly, and the experience was just amazing. The building was very well decorated and it was surprisingly big inside even though it looks small in the outside. It really immersed you to the idea of a medieval tavern. Overall the family loved it and I recommend you try it next time you plan to go to Disney's Magic Kingdom.

It's one of my go-to places for quick service in MK. Clam chowder & the lobster rolls are pretty good. The salmon is also a "healthier" choice after having too much theme park food. Mobile order, and find a table.

I liked that it wasn't super crowded and we had lots of tables to pick from. It had kind of a darker tavern feel. I thought that ordering salmon here might be sketchy but it was good. It wasn't dry, it was cooked all the way, and it seemed seasoned w salt. I could have eaten it plain if I wanted to. This will be a great place to go to if you don't have a shellfish or seafood allergy. Gluten free options and salmon for a kids meal is great for our family bc we have lots of food allergies. They offered grilled shrimp, fried shrimp, salmon, hush puppies, clam chowder, lobster rolls, rice, fries, green beans, and maybe salad.

Upstairs is still best We stopped in for lunch yesterday. It was busy where you order and pick up your food, the setup the common way Disney has you ordering and paying at one of the registers before you move up to wait for the food on a tray. It didn't take long. We have learned to head upstairs once we have our food in hand and found a nice spot next to a window to eat. This is a good place to relax and regroup. For lunch I had their Trio Platter, the three items chicken, fish, and shrimp. The food was quite good. There were a couple of medium sized shrimp, large chicken strips, and oily pieces of battered fish. Instead of trying to cut things with plastic silverware in a cardboard food holder, I just ripped bite sized pieces off like a barbarian. Worked well. The side of natural thin cut fries were also good.

Great place to eat at if your visiting Disney. The line moves fast the location is 2 floors so there is enough room. I had the Lobster Roll which was very delicious, it was fresh and flavorful. The fried shrimp, chicken tenders, and fries were fresh and tasty. Paid under $100 for 6 people not bad at all definitely recommend.

Let me start out by saying I had been looking forward to trying Columbia Harbour House for years. It was closed during my last trip, so I knew I needed to try it this time around. So when I picked up my order I was super disappointed. I ordered the lobster roll, and it just looked nothing like the picture. It was described on the menu as "chilled lobster with a touch of mayonnaise on a New England-style bun and served with French fries". I don't know if mine was wrong but this was no touch of Mayo. It was drenched! I don't hate Mayo but the description and pictures on the menu were just so different from what I go. Plus, there was absolutely no mention of onions in the description and yet my lobster roll was covered in them. As someone who isn't supposed to eat onions for health reasons, this was a very unpleasant surprise. Now it didn't taste terrible, but it was just nothing like I expected, so I was upset. I don't think I will be coming back here in the future because either the food isn't as advertised, or it isn't consistent.

If you're at magic kingdom and you're looking for a quick bite to eat. This is the place! Great portions. Reasonable prices. Very very quick service. Has some shade and refuge from the sun on a hot day at Disney

Back again, 4 years later! Still an excellent option for a quick service meal at Magic Kingdom. Lots of seating though you might have to look around upstairs for a free table during busier times. Prices still reasonable IMO for a delicious lobster roll. Prefer fries as the side. The rice is just plain white rice. Mobile ordering is the way to go and you can just have a seat and give your feet a break until your order is ready for pick up.

I really had high hopes for this place and was amazed at the fact how downhill it has become. This place enables you to do mobile ordering which is probably one of the nice perks you get from dining here. The cast members there taught me how to do it so my husband and I could take on a ride and return to eat. That was really the only nice thing about it. I ordered the "sea captain catch" sandwiches for my husband and I. It comes stacked with cabbage slaw on a brown colored sour dough bun. I had the green beans and he had the white rice. When I asked what type of fish I was getting I was told it was fried fish and that's all. When we returned I checked the "I'm here" button on my Disney experience app and we got our food in no time. The soft drinks and ice tea they fill almost to the brim of your paper cup so there's really no room for ice. My husband and I ate upstairs since it is quieter there and has a nice atmosphere. They have multiple condiment stations on both levels. Needless to say my green beans were cold from possibly sitting out. My sandwich was fair, nothing really to write home about. My husband's rice was also not the greatest. They give you those compostable straws that slowly absorb as you are drinking. It's a good thing for the environment but I carried our own portable straws knowing that I would run into this problem in the theme parks. I've learned to expect mediocre foods from the theme parks but this unfortunately was the worst meal we had on our vacation. Not sure if I will give it another go round on a future trip but we shall see. Conveniently located in Liberty Square near the entrance to Fantasyland in the Magic Kingdom.

We ordered the Fried Seafood Baskets. We did the mobile order so the service was super quick. The food was delicious. This is a quick service, but everything in the basket could've been served at a more expensive restaurant and we would've paid that amount too. The hush puppies or a wonderful addition to the basket. There is unlimited tartar sauce that you can pick up by the silverware. We like to go upstairs and eat so we can watch the traffic go by but we found out that if you go upstairs and go to the right, some of the rooms upstairs are more air conditioned than others so if it's hot, where you're sitting, send a scout to find the AC.

Came here for dinner at the magic kingdom great proximity to Peter Pan, it's a small word and haunted mansion. Attempting to replicate New England fair we ordered fried fish sandwich, a shrimp boil, and Lobster roll. The fried fish in the sandwich was great, liked the pumpernickel bread. The clam chowder bread bowl was fantastic for it being in the theme park. The shrimp boil was good would prefer more spice, nice sized shrimp and a good portion. Lots of andouille sausage, corn Cobb and potatoes. For the money pretty good value. For $16.99, I was not expecting the lobster roll I had at red's in Maine. So for the price not bad was able to taste lobster meat but the mayonnaise salad they used took away from the lobster. I like my lobster roll with nothing but lobster meat and a little butter all n all not a bad place to get a meal inside the magic kingdom at a decent price.

I love this place. We stumbled upon it after walking thousands of miles at the parks and were exhausted and hungry. Things I like about this place: I like the fact that they don't need reservations. Service was quick. Not crowded at all. Price was very reasonable. Food was acceptable since a fast service restaurant. The decor was nice and unique. Things I don't like about this place: None.

This place is busy! Best way to do it is mobile order...the walk inside and pick it up and find a table! No need to wait in line to order! We ordered the kids salmon rice and green beans! It was good! Salmon was cooked just right but it wasn't salty. Perfect for my kiddo. However I wished they offered some lemon juice or wedges. I ordered the Sea Captains Catch! It was fried perfectly. Hush puppies were really good! Ate with tartar sauce available at the condiments bar. Find a seat inside as it is roomy and cool! Lobster roll (not pictured) was good but needed some acid to bring out the flavors.

Nice place to have a (relatively) quiet lunch at Magic Kingdom! I had the chicken strips with green beans. Both were good. The chicken was hot and seemed fresh. My husband had the black sourdough bread bowl. The clam chowder was good, the black sourdough was bitter and honestly pretty terrible. Our travel companions had lobster rolls and fries and they report that those were good as well.

It was lunch time and we decided to order online at Columbia Harbour House. Glad that I was able to order kid's meal since regular portions are always too big for me. Chicken strips kid's meal (3/5): Very strange combo of chicken strips with rice and green beans. Definitely not my favorite meal at Magic Kingdom, but it wasn't too bad. New England clam chowder (4/5): Surprisingly flavorful and tasty.

This is one of my favorite spots at the Magic Kingdom. It's very convenient since you can mobile order and go pick up and the upstairs seating is a great place to rest after a busy and long day. The food is really delicious too, we got the lobster roll and captains catch. My only complaint is that the portion doesn't correlate well to the price for me much like a lot of places at Disney but is overall a highly recommended spot.

After many years of dining elsewhere when we visit the Magic Kingdom, we were excited to return to Columbia Harbor House on our most recent trip since it recently reopened. We decided to go with the Mobile Order option that is available at most counter service locations throughout the property. Not sure it saved us anytime on this occasion because part of our group stood in line to order and got theirs at the same time. Most of us chose the Trio Platter with combination of Fried Shrimp, Chicken Strips, and Battered Fish served with Hushpuppies and choice of Side. I chose extra hushpuppies as my side. It was good and plenty of condiments to choose from readily available at multiple stations around the seating area. My daughter had the Doom Burger Plant-based Crab Cake Sandwich topped with Red Onion and Cabbage Slaw served with French Fries and really liked it. The restaurant was not extremely crowded when we went and offers additional seating upstairs that was practically empty. Not sure if we were dining a little earlier than most, if some of the crowds had dispersed due to the rain, being newly reopened or just the general location contributed to our experience. Overall is this an amazing seafood restaurant, no. But it does offer typical fast food type seafood at a reasonable price and was air conditioned. For a quick option that is not hamburgers or pizza it is a nice change.

Love eating here as a change from hot dog/hamburger park food Atmosphere is nice, but u need to have ticket and reservation to MK to get in

Vegan crab cake sandwich for the win!!! K absolutely love their Doom Burger as much as I love the name. Highly recommend mobile ordering and just picking up at the window without a wait. I added some honey mustard on it and it was absolutely amazing! My mom (non vegan) couldn't even taste the difference.

Food was really good for the price and I loved that the soda was free refills. Lots of space to eat as well.

I came specifically for the bread bowl and clam chowder . I was intrigued by the black sourdough which I'd never heard of. I LOVE the bread bowls in Disneyland so I was looking forward to it. I ordered with the app and it was ready within five minutes. I was a bit frustrated because once at the counter it was chaos. No real order and even though you were told to go to a certain window there were employees pulling you elsewhere and such. I was skipped and someone helped behind me and then had to stand a few more minutes before I could catch the attention of someone else to get my food that had been sitting since I got to the counter. Once I had my food I was given my drink and went to my table. The clam chowder itself was delicious and the perfect portion. I dipped part of the bread and it was pretty tasty. Once the soup was gone however the bread is just not the same. It lacks the sourdough toast and outer crust too soft and bland. While I'd order the clam chowder itself again; I don't think I'd get the brew bowl. Service was ok, but again chaotic and a few employees looked so done for the day. I like the large amount of seating inside as well as out and there's even bathrooms in the restaurant. Great reprieve in the air conditioning while you enjoy your meal.

One of my favorite restaurants at MK / Disney in general! Healthier food than lots of other places on property (mostly seafood options but also some chicken ones). This place is also huge and has plenty of seating on multiple floors. Usually not a very long wait to get food. Currently you can do mobile order or place order in person. Recently ate here and needed specially cooked food due to a dietary restriction. The order did take a long time, but this is due to Disney's policy where the food is cooked separate from all other food by a chef and then brought out to the customer by the chef as well (and he was able to answer any questions). We love this policy as we can be comfortable that the necessary precautions were taken for our safety! Everything I've eaten here over the years has been delicious. Wish I had taken more photos. Highly recommend!

A great quick service restaurant with friendly staff. They assisted my family as our toddler was way too tired and hungry and made him laugh. The seating is inside and air conditioned. We opted to sit upstairs as it has a view of the park. We were craving chicken fingers and fried and they came out piping hot and fresh. We were glad we chose this for a snack. Now it's time to find a turkey leg!

Remind me not to suggest the Columbia Harbour House ever again while at the Magic Kingdom. I somehow have fond memories of grabbing a hot bowl of New England clam chowder in a bread bowl while sitting upstairs in this unique "hidden" restaurant. Even though it was a hot summer day, I considered getting the bowl of soup again. I changed my mind, though, when I saw the filet of fish sandwich with the big piece of fish too large for the bun advertised on the giant menu. What I got was ANYTHING but a fish filet. There were four fish NUGGETS crammed onto the hamburger bun. NUGGETS. I wasn't even sure they were real fish. It was truly appalling and barely edible. On the other hand, one child in our party ordered a salad with chicken strips that actually looked fresh and amazing. The other child ordered the chicken strip meal. You totally can never go wrong with a chicken strip meal at Disney; it's the one thing they can't really eff up. I love that Columbia Harbour House has an upstairs that maybe not everyone knows about. Sadly, it was in desperate need of upkeep. And the toppings bar wasn't really a toppings bar anymore; just a condiment stand of your basic condiments, not even cocktail sauce, malt vinegar, etc. I'll be hoisting the mainsail and steering clear of CHH next time.

Back for another Disney By James! The Columbia Harbor House is probably the most unique quick service restaurant in all of Magic Kingdom. You won't find your traditional burgers here, as the menu primarily revolves around seafood. To make it simple, here's my list of Pros and Cons (full disclosure, my past visit here was pre-Covid): Pros - The ambiance and decor here is exactly what you would expect from Disney. Feels like you're stepping back in time to colonial America. Plus one of my all-time favorite places to dine is on the bridge overlooking the fantasyland to liberty square passageway! - The quality of the food here is very good. I can't speak to all of it, but everything I've tried here has been very good. - I highly recommend the lobster roll (based on taste, more on that later) and grilled salmon entrees. Cons - As I mentioned, I haven't tried everything here. I generally try to eat healthy and a lot of the items on this menu are fried fish-based. But to each their own. - I found some of the portions to be lacking in size (looking at you, lobster roll...) - Price is a bit higher compared to some of the other quick service restaurants (I imagine the fish has something to do with this), and when you pair that with the smaller portions, deduct a star.

Shrimp in the kids meal is not plain, but in fact remarkably tasty! Plant based crab cake was not worth eating.

Bring back your hummus and heirloom tomatoes. Which was our favorite. Your vegan option is sad.