Landscape of Flavors

Ok, the coffee here sucks. I got an iced latte and it was so bad and watery, I couldn’t do it. I exchanged it for just regular coffee and it was very acidic. I threw it out. The cherry pastry didn’t have good filling. My kids wouldn’t even eat it. Now the lunch was delicious. They have some of the best fry’s and their chicken sandwich was cooked wonderfully. Skip the breakfast here and save up for lunch. 😊

Landscape of Flavors at Disney’s Art of Animation Resort is a fantastic spot for a quick bite, whether you’re stopping by for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The menu offers plenty of variety, with options like burgers, salads, pastas, and pizza, ensuring there’s something for everyone. The Disney-themed desserts are a standout—both delicious and fun! The food is of great quality, and the vibrant, themed environment adds to the experience. While it can get busy with the crowds, the excellent food and atmosphere make it well worth the visit.

Came here for dessert after riding the skyliner. Rating 2 star for the service because the cashier on 4/13 had no idea how to give change back when the guest ahead of me gave the cashier a 20 dollar bill. This was embarrassing. When Disney charges a high amount of money for cafe food the cashier's should be trained extensively.

My first time staying at this Disney resort and I had a great time! The food at Landscape of Flavors was more than adequate to keep me happy for a few days! I very much enjoyed my only dinner there (since I ate in the parks the rest of the times) and every breakfast was a fun and tasty start to my day. I have no pics of my breakfasts because I was so ready to eat and get my day started. The food here was purchased in early Sept 2024 (the menu changes, so you may not be able to get the same things) I had a really tasty sesame chicken dish that was sweet and spicy with plenty of chicken, then some kind of seasonal nachos that had a pumpkin cheese... it was strangely delicious with a smoky flavor. I think the breakfasts are pretty standard across the resort, so you can get a variety of things. I like the Mickey waffle platters!

Honestly kind of awful. Prices are high as one expects, the quality is not great, and the range of food selection, especially at breakfast is bleak. Hope you like tater tots as they essentially are shoveled at you in every meal. Poor availability of fresh ingredients like fruit or vegetables. Because you are pretty much stuck here on Disney island unless you have a car you will get pretty tired of this fare very quickly. I've had better continental breakfasts at chain hotels than the $$ for what I paid here. Service personnel are great, but the overall feel of this place seems to be rent extraction of a captive audience, not service to the guest. Do yourself a favor and bring your own breakfast food.

The plant-based seasonal chocolate cupcake was a disappointment. It was deceivingly dry, with banana frosting that tasted artificial; reminiscent of banana-flavoured medicine. Given its processed, grocery store-style appearance, I wasn’t entirely surprised, but it falls especially flat when compared to the far superior, moist, and flavorful strawberry lemon cupcake from Pop Century. Wouldn’t recommend this one.

We've experienced both dine-in and take-out options, enjoyed meals for breakfast and dinner. The food arrives quickly, and the staff are friendly. They accommodate customizations without meat. Mobile ordering was incredibly helpful during busy morning hours when visiting the parks. They pack the food in brown bags, and all we need to do is grab some napkins and we're good to go. The kids also enjoyed the character-themed desserts

The Landscape of Flavors at the Art of Animation Resort was such a convenience for us while staying there! My top favorite things are a caesar salad (Disney has the best in my opinion) and the chicken alfredo! I would recommend asking for a free marinara or alfredo cup to go with the breadstick. It can also be added to the pasta to make it extra saucy. My husband's favorite dish he got was the garlic herb shrimp with mashed potatoes and green beans. The extra garlic sauce really added flavor to the sides as well! The breakfast was great too. Best thing was definitely loaded totchos!!! Totchos are tater tots covered with scrambled eggs, sausage gravy, shredded cheese, bacon, and green onions. 😋 If you have the chance, get the I'm Nemo cheesecake!! So cute and so good! I will say, the food court used to be much better when we stayed years back. This was a time where you could customize any and everything you bought down to the noodle shape, but what we got this time was far better than our trip a few years ago.

Landscape is located inside of the Art of Animation resort. Inside the main hall. They have a full menu and small store. Red pasta sauce reminded me of dlands sauce.

I realize this is a quick service location, so I don't go into it expecting a five-star meal. That being said, however, this was the worst quick service we'd eaten at in the WDW complex. The day we went there, they were implementing a new POS system, and it didn't seem like any of the cast members knew how to use it. There were tech people standing by the registers to help, but they didn't (imo) help as much as they should have. We stood there waiting to be checked out for so long, our food was cold before our meal had even been rung up. I'd suggest Disney properly train the cast members on the new systems before rolling them out. I was told they got two hours of training on them. It obviously wasn't nearly enough time. The main problem I saw with the system is that the cast members couldn't find the food items on the systems to be able to ring it up. Cold food is never okay. Cold quick service food is just downright nasty. And for the record, I'd ordered the foot long without chili. They put chili on it anyway.

Landscape of Flavors is located at Disney's Art of Animation Resort. It's a casual cafeteria-style quick service food option. It's currently open from 7:00 A.M to 11:00 P.M. On the last day of our stay, Thursday evening, over the Holidays in December, my family and I walked from Pop Century over to the Landscape of Flavors for one specific treat, the nemo cheesecake! The restaurant is open for Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner. There is even grab-n-go options like salads. The menu items are typically $14.99 and under. You can even place a mobile order to go as well for the Landscape of Flavors! Some dining plans are accepted here. The menu at Landscape of Flavors consists of some of the following Pizza Pasta Burgers Chicken Sandwiches Salads Soup of the Day Hot Dogs Kids meal (like Turkey sandwich, cheeseburger, ham and cheese kids pack etc..) Baked items: Mickey Cinnamon Roll, Brownie Bites, Lemon Meringue Croissant and much more!) Fresh Fruit Snacks (Yogurt Parfait, Cheese Cup, Mandarin oranges, Apples etc..) Lots of drinks! (Juices, Coffee, Sodas, Milk etc..) We ended up coming to the Landscape of flavors for their limited offering, which was the I'm Nemo Cheesecake. The cheesecake was coated in a shimmering blue ocean glaze. It also had graham crackers as the base and a white chocolate nemo! It was delicious! We ended up bringing it back to Pop Century and eating it at the pool side during the evening hours! This is a great place to stop by for a quick snack or meal! The nemo cheesecake was amazing and it was so beautiful! I almost didn't want to eat it!

Food was good, Penn Pasta with 3 large meatballs, icecream Sundays. Chicken Parmesan with pasta. All were good, a little crowded but ok.

Going into this, being on a resort especially at Disney, I expected prices to be high for the food on property. Looking back I can say the prices were a little high, but nothing out of this world like I had feared. Looking for the photos of the other things we ate has been tough. Can't seem to find any except for the pizza. I will say that the bacon cheeseburger from here was very good and I got it a couple of times just because it was delicious. The breakfast items here are also very good. We enjoyed the character waffles and their breakfast sandwiches here before heading out each day. The best deal here probably is the refillable cup. You can use it at any of the drink stands while you're staying on property and it's great for a quick option if you need a drink. Onto the pizza. We ordered a pizza from Landscape the first night we were at the hotel because we were hungry but also busy unpacking for our week. Pizza sounded like a good option. Having high pizza standards, I was still really happy with this. It had a great amount of flavor, the cheese and sauce tasted good, and it was very filling. Overall, Landscape of Flavors is probably one of the better options for hotel food courts. I enjoyed almost everything there and price wise, you just have to remember that you're on vacation in Disney.

So I'm giving this quick service stop 5 stars because the Nemo cheesecake is amazing. I had it the first day we stopped in and ended up getting it 2 more times. Super creamy cheesecake with nice graham cracker base and a beautiful glaze on the top. I'm so mad I don't live close bc I keep thinking about this cheesecake. We also got fries and pizza here one night, they were okay, what you would expect from a quick service. But you have to get that cheesecake.

This is located inside the Art of Animation. My fiancé and I stayed for the week and found this somewhat convenient in terms of quick breakfast/ dinner. It isn't convenient if you stay a bit further away from the main building. It can be a bit of a walk (about 5-8 mins walk from Little Mermaid). We did enjoy their dinner. It was decent. I love their Tomatoes Basil soup. It wasn't heavy to me. It was flavorful. The only complaint I had was the veggies. They didn't have much variety of veggie options. I am not sure if they do a rotation with their menu but that's something I would suggest. I enjoyed their Southwest Turkey Burger and salmon. It wasn't dry. Both were freshly made at the time I ordered. There are also unlimited soft drinks, tea, and coffee if you buy the Disney cup ($21.99). What seems disappointing is that the bottle isn't durable and it can easily leak if you tilt the cup. You can't store it in your backpack or bag. Also, we didn't see a place to refill at any of the four parks we went to. So it isn't worth to carry it with you when you visit the parks. Just leave it in your hotel room until you return to refill the cup if you are thirsty. The dining is open from 7 am to 11 pm. Overall, we enjoyed the meals we had. The service was okay. No complaints there. We consider returning to this hotel in the future.

This is a quick service. Kind of restaurant pretty much. You grab a tray and go to the different areas that have the third salad and burgers. I went over to the burger area and asked a polite cast member for a burger with bacon. However, we encounter an uncomfortable situation when the chef started yelling at the cast member working the register.Because there were so many orders, something that any guest should not encounter at a walt disney world resort. Other than that the food was good.

Landscape of Flavors is located inside Art of Animation resort. Although the food is nothing too impressive, they offer a wide variety of options including some healthy options, pizza, pasta, burgers. They have a wide variety of grab and go options and very tasty desserts and pastries. It is always clean looking and service is always been friendly

We had dining reservations for an Italian restaurant, but we were exhausted from a long day in the parks and it looked like the weather wasn't going to be very good, so decided to cancel and just have dinner at our hotel. It was a great choice! We decided to stay with the Italian theme and we each got the pasta with marinara, meatballs, and a breadstick. We had a little bit of a wait, because it seemed like the pasta window was the most popular choice. It worked out great, though, because fresh meatballs and fresh breadsticks were added consistently and they were cooking the pasta consistently, too. So everything was super hot and fresh. It all had great flavor, too. I think we ended up getting a meal for 3 for what we would have paid for 1 at the other restaurant for a very similar meal. We found a table and enjoyed our meal. The restaurant has three seating areas. One themed for The Little Mermaid, one for Cars, and one for the Lion King. We sat in the Little Mermaid section. I also had breakfast here and it was hot and delicious, too.

On some random days I find myself visiting the many different resorts on property or in this case a friend from another park. So coming here was kinda a random experience but I must say it was a good one as what I ordered for lunch was actually very yummy! Of the options I went with the braised beef it was very tender and had a yummy taste to it, they added some gravy over the top of it adding for more flavor for something that was already yummy. My braised beef came with green beans and mashed potatoes both of which were also very tasty making for a enjoyable and very filling lunch all around! Overall this is a QSR food court style restaurant in the resort that has a decent selection of choices for everyone and it was honestly very good and better than I expected it to be so who knows when or if I'll get back here again but then again who knows where I'll be visiting next on property.

Obviously being at a Disney resort prices for the food is going to be expensive, but at the very least you hope you can enjoy some of it. We were really disappointed that it's all just warmed up food and tbh is not good at all. We tried the burgers, got one kids and one for an adult , then got chicken tenders for kids and fries. The entire thing tasted old and like cardboard. Then I ordered some pasta thing and it was so watery. So while staying here in this resort itself is GREAT, you're better off just driving off the Disney grounds to get something else. (For example a family pack at pollo tropical)

You eat here because it's convenient and not because it's good. That's all you need to know. I focused mainly on breakfast and snacks here as they seemed more manageable in terms of quality. The waffles were ok, the bacon was really well made, the sausage was so so and eggs were meh. The platter wasn't cheap but it was fairly filling. Again, you eat here b/c it's easy or if you're in a hurry. It's close to the pool and it's an easy place to grab and go if you need to get stuff to eat on the way to a park or to just grab to your room. They do have a nice dessert area with lots of treats that was nice and the cupcakes were good. The area was spacious. One note, the coffee at the parks were kind of gross (in the kiosks at least), so this place is a good place to load up on the java. The coffee here was always pretty strong and on the rich side, FYI.

Very standard Disney quick service. We enjoyed our breakfast here and I was able to get Gluten Free Mickey Waffles which is always fun. The bacon was crispy and the waffles were fluffy but the tots were not seasoned and soggy. The service was not great and we ended up waiting 35 minutes past our pick up window. The ambiance isn't anything spectacular since it is cafeteria style and it is made to accommodate a lot of people. Overall it was an easy way to file up before hitting the parks but needs a little pixie dust.

The people at the register took FOREVER to ring up our order. I mean every time. We had the dining plan but that almost made it more difficult here, even at our locations. The dining hall itself is not very clean. They only have someone picking up dirty plates. We had to wipe our own table. I also didn't like that the condiments, syrup and silverware were not in intuitive places. The food is ordered at the counter and everything is pretty unhealthy. It's best to get your order to go to avoid the long lines at check out. I found the food very salty and thought they lacked vegetables in many of the entrees. The eggs are not real. The bacon is thin. The sausage is thin and greasy. The pancakes are hard. We barely ate here for dinner but not great. The only thing we enjoyed here were the desserts.

Lucas at landscape of flavors is the best. He gave us extra rice in the sesame chicken before we even had to ask and was very friendly and fast with getting us our food.The cleaning is great and the service is pretty good as well. Love the different themed sections and comfortable seating. Overall would recommend :)

My family and I really enjoyed eating here multiple times. It's like a big food hall with a really fun atmosphere. They have a huge variety of food, sides and snacks. For breakfast, they serve waffles, pancakes, omelets, breakfast bowls, oatmeal, bagel sandwiches, bacon, eggs, sausage, danishes, fruit, bagels, cinnamon rolls, potatoes, cereal and yogurt. For lunch/dinner, they have shrimp and grits, pizza, pasta, burgers, chicken sandwiches, chicken strips, sandwiches, salads and hot dogs. They even have plant based options and kids meals.

If this review was solely for service I would give it five stars because the fantastic service of all but one negative service person outweighed my disappointments. There is only one choice for vegetarians besides pizza, over priced fruit and overnight oats. The plant based tuna sandwich was amazing and was enough for two people. But I hoped for more lunch options with protein like beans. The kids options are horribly unhealthy and overpriced. I just felt like I was eating school cafeteria food for the price of a five star restaurant. We ate off the property for dinner each night thankfully leaving our 7 year old lunch for the next day. I settled on overnight oats for lunch one day then my plant based tuna the next two. We just skipped breakfast altogether. For as much money Disney brings in I wish they would put some more focus on their food offerings and prices.

This was my favorite quick service experience at any Disney hotel I have ever stayed at. The food selection was significantly better than our last hotel and my kids loved the burgers here (I did too). The fries and sides are run of the mill disney stuff, but they have some distinct offerings here. I really enjoyed the Barbecued pork Sandwich and I liked the salmon, but I think it is now off the menu (please bring it back!).

I'm a fan of this quick serve food area at Art of Animation! Is it the best food around? No... but it's has a nice variety for families and visiting guests. From pizza, to burgers, to pasta... there's something for everyone! Their breakfast is done well too with lots of options for families. They keep the dining area clean, with lots of space to eat with a small or large group (self seating). My tip would be to check out the deserts and cupcakes for a desert to go ;). I'm a huge fan of Disney cupcakes and they have one of the best at this resort quick serve...the mermaid cupcake. It's a pina coloda style cupcake with a yummy pineapple filling. The fun mermaid tail makes this a super fun cupcake! Happy eating!

It's not the finest food on Disney property, but Landscape of Flavors has a lot of meal options and extremely convenient hours. I got the spaghetti and meatballs here the night before the Disney marathon, and it was the perfect simple but carb heavy meal I was looking for pre-race. There's also lots of options that will appeal to families and kids such as pizza, chicken strips, burgers and fries, etc. Plus, they're open until 11pm, so you can grab a quick meal or snack if coming back late from the parks. 3/5 for food, 5/5 for convenience and pricing (considering you're at Disney).

My grown kids are at Disney and I got assigned to do the laundry. While the clothes are drying I stopped by the landscape of flavors at the art of animation hotel at Disney World. I was real skeptical about ordering the meatball parmigiana hero, but it turned out to be delicious. The third best meatball parmigiana hero that I've ever had in my life. The meatballs were larger than the average chain sandwich shop and had just enough flavor to them to make them delicious. Not too overwhelmingly spicy nor was it too bland... Just perfect. The chips were a flavorful, although I would have loved if they could have offered hot french fries as an option for an extra couple of bucks. Luis made my sandwich and Is a nice guy. Iwill definitely have this meatball sandwich again.

Well you know your typical Disney meal, the kids were happy I was satisfied Kim look like she was satisfy all as well, she got the turkey dinner and it did look good, she said it was good.

We were staying at Art of Animation and chose to eat here for breakfast one day. It was okay... some of the food tasted as if was sitting there a while but it was a decent quick service breakfast before hitting the parks. We also chose to go dinner one day and it was decent as well.

This location is one of my children's favorites at Walt Disney World. Filled with lots of color, and a super fun lobby area decorated in various stages of Disney animation, what's not to love? In regards to meals here, the kids options are a great deal! $6-7 and they include an entree, 2 sides and a beverage. You can select your sides and beverage from the Kids Pick cooler, or select a refillable (3 fills) fountain cup and inquire about other sides at the entree stations. My daughter loves the pizza slice, with a double side of garlic bread sticks. A hearty meal for the price. While my son loves the cheese slice, with a side of fries and applies slices from the cooler. Both around $7. This last visit we had the double bacon burger, woah! This sandwich is serious. The burger is huge and could easily have been split between two adults. Sides we selected were the fries (plentiful and crisp) and the Caesar salad. For $16.99 we felt like we got our monies worth, as we didn't go hungry. We also tried the s'mores cookie - out of this world! It was $5.49, and all of us shared it. Rich, and soft, this cookie was indulgent. The Cast Members were all super helpful, and offered assistance when they saw me struggling with multiple trays. We will return.

Landscape of Flavors is the quick service food court located at Disney's Art of Animation Resort. You can find it connected to the main lobby area, you just need to walk through the gift shop to get there (how Disney of them)! As far as food courts go at Disney hotels, Landscape of Flavors is solid. Most of the time we were popping in for a quick morning bite or a late night snack. I was slightly disappointed in their coffee options, I would think they could really capitalize on this! There is a Starbucks at the Universal value hotel and the line is always super long, nearly all day, with people getting their fix. But at Art of Animation, the options were just black coffee, shot of espresso, iced coffee (made by them for $4.69) or a canned iced coffee. I got the canned iced coffee as it was nice & easy plus great for the warm weather for $2.49. Breakfast wise, you can also create your own omelet, have French toast done a few different ways, grab a breakfast platter, pancakes, breakfast burgers, waffles or get a slightly more healthy smoothie or you can do various a la carte items to make your own meal. For lunch and dinner items, they have a surprising amount of Indian-ish items. My friend had the Curry Chicken adult meal ($10.49) one night and we found it...just okay. Like, get it if you're desperate but there are better options. I had the Kid's Meal Mac & Cheese ($6.29) that same night which came with apple slices & milk. I actually thought this was pretty darn solid. As were the chicken tenders in the kids meal. I've always thought Disney World has solid chicken tenders though. They actually have some nice grab and go dessert items, as well. One night on the way back to my room, I grabbed a double chocolate cupcake topped with an adorable Christmas Mickey oreo. Tasty and cute! They had a good variety of cute items to fulfill snacking needs. Service was always friendly though things could sometimes move a bit slowly. All in all, a good food court for a value resort but I'd love if they upped their coffee game.

I appreciated Landscape of Flavors for being available but otherwise wasn't impressed with its offerings and tried to use my dining credits at other places. We most often visited during breakfast and brought things back to the room. Breakfast entrees were enough to split between two people, or we got blueberry muffins with snack credits. Our dining plan gave us unlimited drink cups for sodas, coffee and hot chocolate. Like nugget ice? They got it! Regarding food ... pizza was doughy and a regrettable purchase. Burgers are decent and the tandoori chicken with rice was good. The food court is open until midnight which is great when you come back to the resort late from a park. There's plenty of seating and several families take food back to their rooms.

The experience of the characters for our daughter was amazing. They are wonderful at interacting with everyone and came by several times. Our server was awesome and ensured every character visited. The food was ok. It wasn't amazing, but it didn't stink. My least favorite was the desert. Good experience overall

Not good. I was expecting cafeteria-level food, but this was notably worse. The bun for my burger was soggy. The rest of the burger was bland. They had chicken fingers and fries for the kids. I guess those were ok since the kids ate them. Considering the cost of everything here at the resort, the food here was hugely disappointing. There was no landscape of flavors.

This was the quick-service food court at our resort. Traditional choices with some ethnic flair to it. My favorite breakfast was a combo of scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, hashbrown casserole and naan bread. For lunch on our last day, I ordered a bacon double cheeseburger, which came with two sides. I chose the French fries, which are average, and Caesar salad, which was really good. Portions are worth the money spent on the dining plan, and entrees come with a snack or beverage (I chose a sugar cookie since I had the refillable mug).

Only got a smoothie here but did a quick walk around too. The food is pretty affordable (that is if you go for the kids size which should be more than enough food to hold you over till lunch). You order, get the food then bring it to the registers to check out. The magic band system is so convenient. Don't even have to take out your wallet! There's also two islands of beverages like tea, coffee, soda machines etc. There's even a mug washing station too! And you can fill up on water before you head to the parks.

I think this for used to be much better many years ago. All it is now is like American cuisine. My mom had the cheeseburger and said it was awful she said it was just a lame burger. I had chicken sandwich and it was good but it wasn't great It was not much you could mess up. Overall my son would like the fries. I do wish they would leave the soda machines open all night.

This was just your typical Walt Disney World food court. There are different islands of foods to choose from. Look for what you like, grab a tray and the servers will get you your food. I like that they have screens that show you what the food looks like. The layout of the dining area is an upgrade from the All-Star resorts. *World Flavors Breakfast Platter* It came with scrambled eggs, potatoes, sausage, bacon, and naan bread. I liked it. It was a good hearty breakfast. It should give you enough energy to make it through the first half of a Disney day. *Tandoori Chicken Meal* The tandoori chicken came with wild rice, spinach, and naan bread. It wasn't the best tandoori chicken that I've eaten, but it was good. Overall not bad at all, probably the best cafeteria food you'll find anywhere. However if you have the time, take the bus over to Disney Springs and eat better food for about the same price. No matter how well they present everything, it is still expensive cafeteria food. Great place to eat if you don't want to go anywhere and just want to fill up your stomach before heading back to your room to rest.

This is your typical Disney resort food court it's made to shuffle people through quickly. That being said. The cast members here were so awesome! I got the Caprese sandwich. While the bun was pretty dried out. Overall I was happy. For essentially food court food I was pleased! The Caesar salad was good and the homemade chips were yummy!

So convenient if you're staying at Art of Animation resort. I love that it's cafeteria style so that you're not waiting for service. Hours of service are long so you can come before or after your trips to parks. And it's right across the big blue pool. Food's ok and fair priced. So if you're staying here come here. Otherwise go try stuff at parks.

Very typical cafeteria food. Actually a step up from cafeteria food. We did mobile order and the wait was longer than I expected once we clicked the "I'm here" button. The resort was pretty crowded on the Saturday afternoon we were there (the check in area was completely packed!), so this explains the long wait times. Even then, we were able to easily find a table outside to sit at. We got the chicken parm with Alfredo sauce. The sauce was better than I expected, as was the chicken, but the pasta was over cooked and the breadstick was hard on the bottom. We also got the plant-based bbq burger with a side of fries. The fries were delicious and perfect. The burger was a great value and tasted good for being plant-based. Loved the fresh veggies it came with (nearly half an avocado!)! My only complaint about the burger was the temperature. Despite picking it up immediately once it was ready, the burger was lukewarm. All in all, would eat here again only out of sheer convenience. There are SO many better food options at Disney, it's worth venturing elsewhere for 9/10 meals.

This was the food court at the hotel we were staying at, the art of animation. I really thought this food court was pretty good and it provided everything my family needed for our dining choices while we were staying at the hotel. We were never hungry or disappointed, or hungry.

I learned how to pick a juicy orange when I lived in Florida 35 years ago. Not everyone can do it, but I thought maybe the Disney folks could. At least those in food service. But no. Not at The Landscape of Flavors...and not for $3 an orange. It was probably the cost that triggered my meltdown. That, and the fact that I had to navigate the menu on my device, in a darkened room, with not one person to assist. That's okay; the fact that grandparents might bring their loved ones to Disney and might need some extra help probably escaped them. There were only two other people in line (in their 30's, but seemed to be having the same trouble.) But in fairness, this was Sunday morning. Probably a substitute crew, subbing for the churchgoing regulars. Anyway...have your act together. And don't order an orange.

We went twice recently while we were staying at Art of Animation. They have a plant based vegan burger. I was glad I tried it, it was very good. It was supposed to come with onions, but they were out both times. The first time, one of the staff went and got some without me asking. The second time they did not. The staff was very friendly as well. The pricing is typical for counter service. Their fries are good too. It is food court style.

If you like school cafeteria food and this is the place for you. Everything is overly greasy mostly soggy and tastes terrible. We won't be staying here again.

Extremely disappointed at the food offered at this location. When we experience Disney Wold, one of the highlights is always the food at all the restaurants. However, this was so substandard, that you'd think you were staying at a low cost hotel. Food was horrible, prices were high and options were very limited. When we spend so much money on a Disney World trip, we expect quality at everything. Unfortunately, Landscape of Flavors is severely lacking in this department. I hope that the resort fixes this as our stay at the resort was as expected with the lowlight being this restaurant and housekeeping.

We arrived very hungry with a family of 6 at dinner time. I am happy with the selection of food and each member of our family was able to easily find something they rally enjoyed. From fish burgers to create your own pasta to ethnic food, it was all surprisingly really good for a quick sit down dinner. The portions were way larger then expected, tasted better then I would expect at a fast food court and we all left very satisfied. Dessert: To top our dinner off, we had a good selection of sweets and the option for gelato I or fruit shakes. Overall, I would say they have a great setup at Disney World for fast service, delicious foods at your resort, and plenty of choices to satisfy any craving. My experience has met every expectation at the Art of Animation and the dining at Landscape of Flavors complements the entire theme of the resort. And it's conveniently located next to their large pool area so don't have to go far to fill your hunger gap.

If your ours say your open till 12am, your open till 12am. If you have a limited menu from 11pm to 12am post it. I left Magic Kingdom because I saw that my hotel had a cafeteria open until 12am. The menu looked alright, and I wanted a burger. I left Magic Kingdom early. I got to my hotel at 11:15pm to find out only pizza and pasta are served after 11pm. NOWHERE does it say that, you just have to know it. I'm pretty upset by this. The food isn't even that good. I had pizza and pasta a few days ago. Pasta was bland and pizza was dry.

Ate here a couple of times during our stay at the Art of Animation Disney Resort, and I was surprised by the food. Way overpriced, but the turkey and caprese sandwiches we had for lunch were very large, and with the chips and cole slaw, plenty enough food to eat. Another day we tried breakfast, and here again the made to order omelette I had was plenty enough food. If you have a way to get off of Disney property for your meals you'll save some money, but the food isn't bad and they do give you good portion sizes.

The food was ok but considering that your at Disney and the price you pay, you'd think it'd be a lot better. The pizza wasn't very good... Tried some of the other dishes and they basically seemed like microwaved food... The deserts were a hit and the kids loved them. Also the fountain bar for soft drinks was great. The workers were very friendly, no complaints at all about the workers.

Not to bad for a food court atmosphere. Kind of the same thpe of food when eating in the mall food court

The cafeteria is in Disney's Art of Animation resort. It is be main dining area, in addition to the pool bar. Real plates, real silverware and cups- oh my! It's a nice clean facility, nicer than the other value resorts'. I eat gluten free but the rest of my party did not. There were plenty of gluten free choices for me. For breakfast I had the GF waffles everyday. They we're amazing and Mickey shaped! I ordered the kids meal, which was more than enough since it came with fruit and another side and a drink. Breakfast scrambled eggs are delicious and creamy, but potatoes bake is boring and tasteless. Dinner/lunch: GF pizza was meh. Wouldn't get it again. In general, I just don't like GF pizzas, it wasn't that this one was any worse. The tandoori chicken was fantastic. With spinach and cauliflower! Tips... 1. Many food sections close at 10pm and the simple areas remain open. Think pizza, burgers, fries. 2. Ask the chef if you need to order gluten free. They have a separate menu. 3. Make sure they don't accidentally charge you adult prices for kids meals. Happened to us. 4. No need to wait in the pasta line for pizza. There's a pizza only section just to the right- no waiting! 5. Order a while pizza to go. 6. Gelato is delicious, but very sweet, and GF as well. 7. Snacks to go are in the front section (including adult beverages and desserts!)

My family ate here a few times over our 3 night stay at Art of Animation. We had dinner once (I enjoyed the Tandoori Chicken with naan bread, roasted cauliflowers, and multi-grain rice), and breakfast every morning (I usually had the naan breakfast sandwich with chicken sausage and a fruit cup. One morning I had a Mickey shaped egg and cheese breakfast sandwich). There are several stations set up food court style, so everyone in your group can order different things. During dinner there is a salad station, burgers, Tandoori Mongolian, pizza / pasta, sandwiches, and several grab and go type items in a separate area. There is an entire case full of pastries, cupcakes, and other desserts. Breakfast has all of the same stations open, but the salad station turns into a fruit/yogurt/cereal area, and the pizza area turns into an omelet station. All of the hot stations have similar breakfast platters. Depending on what you want, one station's platter will be cheaper than the other (with basically the same items). This is one of the only food courts on Disney property to have real plates and silverware. May not seem like a big deal, but it was nice. Each time we visited, the stations were all clean and tidy, and the seating areas were bussed quickly. The service was hit or miss. The first morning, one worker took my order and I asked if I could get chicken sausage on my naan breakfast sandwich instead of pork. She was hesitant and said she didn't think they could do that, but if she did it would cost extra. I had read on the Disney Food Blog that they had chicken sausage in the mornings at every station, and that I could substitute without an additional charge. I didn't raise a fuss or anything, I just asked for an egg and cheese one instead since I don't eat pork. Another worker overheard us and came over and said she would fix my sandwich with the chicken sausage. The first worker tried arguing with her, and the second lady kindly said "she doesn't eat pork, make it how she wants it". She was by far the most accommodating worker in the food court; most everyone else seemed irritated to be there or very 'blah'. The next morning I ordered the same sandwich, and a different worker made a comment about how she would have to walk to the neighboring station (6 feet away) to get it. Like she was put out by my request - that is not the Disney way. It wasn't my fault that their station was out of chicken sausage. Short note on the pizza / pasta station: you don't have to wait in the ordering line if all you want is a pizza. There is a side grab & go station for both regular and kids size pizzas. They are constantly filling it with pizzas in to-go boxes, so if they are out of the kind that you want wait a few minutes and they'll fill it back up. That is the same area if you want to grab a quick sausage biscuit or egg and cheese sandwich in the mornings. This is a great option for a quick meal - totally recommend it!

Wow I'll get to the point. Food is not good. For Disney this is sad. It's the only option at the resort. First night i got mussel pasta It was terrible smelt like manure no joke. I was starving and ate two then returned It. I'm never a person to return food. The manager was awesome and gave me anything else I wanted. If you can avoid his at all cost, but it's really your only choice. I guess the soups are safe