Pinocchio Village Haus

For a quick and satisfying lunch at Magic Kingdom, Pinocchio Village Haus is always at the top of our list. Nestled perfectly between "it's a small world" and Cinderella's Carousel, its delightful Pinocchio-themed facade immediately catches your eye. Inside, the restaurant offers plenty of seating, though snagging a spot can sometimes feel like a magical quest during peak times. Be sure to seek out the Fairy Godmother mural in the back, where a few playful Hidden Mickeys await discovery! We've consistently experienced excellent service here, but what truly keeps me coming back is their pizza. It might not be gourmet, but for me, it's hands-down the best pizza you can get at Magic Kingdom, and it perfectly satisfies my lunch cravings. Don't miss out on this fantastic spot for your next Magic Kingdom lunch!

this is my favorite restaurant/cantina in all of magic kingdom!! Every time I go there this is where I go for lunch!! The buffalo pizza and the tomato soup is perfect!! I do wish the buffalo had the gluten free option.. but it’s good anyways!! It’s also always loud which is unfortunate.

Great place to eat – don’t miss the upstairs seating for a quieter break This restaurant is an icon inside FantasyLand directly behind the castle in the Magic Kingdom. Pinocchio Village Haus is a charming quick-service restaurant located right next (and overlooking) the entrance to, “It’s a Small World.” It has a whimsical, storybook feel, fitting for its Pinocchio theme. Mobile ordering is available and I would highly recommended using it, especially during peak mealtimes. Once your order is ready, you’ll be allowed inside to pick up your food from the counter near the main entrance. The menu features familiar American food like flatbreads, chicken strips, and Caesar salads. Seating is mostly indoors, with a few tables outside. The upstairs seating area is often overlooked and provides a quieter place to sit with great views of Fantasyland below. Tables are fairly close together inside, and the main dining room can get loud during busy hours. We ordered several dishes like the flatbread pepperoni pizza, chicken strips and salads. It was very busy at the time we visited but we did find a small table inside. There was plenty of seating outside but inside was packed. The food came out quickly and tasted good. The Cast Members were friendly, and the dining area was somewhat clean and well maintained for as busy as it was. We’ve eaten here several times and always had a good experience. It’s a solid choice for a casual meal while soaking in the fairytale ambiance of the park. Definitely worth a visit if you're nearby.

We always grab lunch here. The chicken strips are good. Lots of condiment choices. The only complaint is that you pay $4.79 for a soda and can't get a free refill. Greed

It’s Italian fast food. We ordered a tomato basil soup and it was really good. Cast members are very friendly ^_^ They have many options in the menu plus they have some options for kids. Prices are very good for families.

I had the pizza and it was very dry. Didnt taste too good. I also got a Caesar salad, that’s was ok. Prices as usual are being at Disney was extremely high of course. One of the original places so also good to visit inside It has a little section that overlooks it’s a small world.

I’m plant-based, and I was happy that this place had not only vegan French fries, but also plant-based cheese pizza

The turnaround time is pretty decent. They serve the basics - pizza (I saw all met, pepperoni, sausage, margarita), chicken strips or tenders (comes with fries), Caesar’s salad, key lime pie tart, some drinks and kids meals. The food is decent - not too great. The pizza was fine but I liked the tenders.

Magic Kindom food is notoriously the worst, and I hate to report that Pinnochio Village Haus contributes to that. We stopped here for dinner on our last full night in the parks for dinner and I was SO dissapointed. It offers something other than chicken tenders or hot dogs, which seem to overpopulate MK, in that it has Italian food options. We ordered ahead via the app and had to wait like 20 minutes for our order, which whatever is fine, this was toward the end of the night and we had a party of five. My chicken parm sandwich was the worst I've had. It was cardboard-esque, bland, and tasted like it had been sitting for a while before being served to us. Kind of a stinker meal to end the trip with, but par for the course with Disney quick-service. The actual restaurant isn't really anything to mention. Very much just a cafeteria-type vibe with outdoor seating. On the brighter side, there was a situation with a missing child during the nightly fireworks show, and the cast members in the restaurant handled that like pros. I watched the whole thing go down and they were really great with the poor kid and hung onto her until parents could show up after the show.

This place was terrible. The staff at Disney is always great so that wasnt an issue but behind the counter seemed disorganized and it took awhile to get the food. The options were ok for kids but when we got the food none of us really like it. My kids didnt even like the fries which is crazy because they love fries. I got the chicken parm sandwich and it was super dry and actually made my stomach hurt the rest of the day. There are better options around even if you have to do a bit of walking do it.

Well this was crap. I'd like to begin that the black, truffle and garlic Parmesan fries looked disgusting. The aioli looked like BV discharge. The food tastes much similar to Dollar Tree food but it will put a dent in your wallet if you got a family to feed. I've realized that the food at Disneyland in California tastes way better than the food at Magic Kingdom. It's all the same food around this park, nothing special.

We always go between 10:30 and 11:45. Anything after that and they're slammed. The flatbread is really good and has great flavor. Overall a solid shareable snack or meal!

This is a quick service location focused on pizzas. The food was good and they do not have drinks included on the price. Is theme after Pinocchio. Personally, if you are looking for a quick bite at the theme park... this is your place.

Online allergy menu did not match real ingredients. Ordered a salad and they forgot the dressing. Overpriced food. Akward line set up.

Classic, quick service food destination that lets you watch "it's a small world" pass as you eat. Had the pepperoni pizza. Service was very quick, staff friendly and helpful. Love the ambiance of being in Pinocchio!

Well I tried it again, and the food was equally as bad as it was when I wrote my last review. The flatbread was like cardboard and the sauce and cheese was bland.

The flatbreads were very good considering this is in the park, and everything is pricey. We tried two different ones, but the Buffalo was clearly the winner of the two. Had good flavor, and it wasn't too dry or overcooked. We mainly stopped in here to get some of the air conditioning, but the pizza ended making it a better experience. Great little place to stop in for food without having to make a park reservation just to eat lunch.

This restaurant is inside of Magic Kingdom. We eat here weekly. My son devours the chicken tenders and fries, and I always get the Gourmet cheese flatbread. This is probably the best flatbread pizza I have ever had. The wait is usually minimal and tables are available inside and outside. It's a cozy little place to relax and enjoy a good meal.

I've had great experiences here and rough experiences. Mostly based on crowd level I think. But the food is good and not a bad value. I've tried most of the pizza flatbreads and really liked the Buffalo chicken one available right now. There is some upstairs seating that is quieter but when crowd levels are high it will be full too.

The food here is tasty but is just your average food. Nothing special or "disney" about it besides the interiors having some pinocchio decorations/paintings. I got the pepperoni flatbread and garlic knots which are NOT knots they are breadsticks and they were kind enough to tell me before I ordered but unsure if all people tell you. In total we ordered two drinks, two sides, and two flatbreads it was $46 which is pretty pricey but we were hungry and forgot to pack snacks. I will say do not underestimate how filling the pizza is and we probably could have done without the sides. Maybe get one side if you wish. Overall, a good place to stop and eat but maybe limit what you're getting and if you want something with a little more magic I would go elsewhere.

Pinocchio Village Hausas is located in Fantasyland, at the Magic Kingdom. My wife and I thought this would be a great place to dine for lunch. Also it was in close proximity to our next ride. As we were walking towards the restaurant, you can see the line was out the door. My wife got her phone out and chose to use Disney mobile order. (Highly recommend using this feature when at Disney) After placing our orders we walked in a side door and grabbed a table. Only 15 minutes passes by when my wife gets the the notification that our food is ready. Approximately 15 minutes passes and my wife still haven't received our orders. She's texts me and let's me know that it's utter chaos. No organization, people receiving the wrong orders, etc etc. 30 minutes after we got the notification that our food is ready, the food finally ready. I ordered the Berbere Chickpea Flatbread (Spiced Hummus, Tomato, and Red Onion drizzled with Coriander-Chutney Dressing), & a side Caesar Salad. *This a wonderfully original flatbread. The coriander chutney and spiced hummus, is a great union of flavors. Absolute deliciousness.* The side Caesar was absolutely tasty as well. My wife originally ordered a All-Meat Flatbread (Flatbread topped with Sausage, Pepperoni, Ham, Bacon, Tomato Sauce and Mozzarella) However, in all the chaos at the order pick up area as mentioned earlier, her order was accidentally given away to the wrong guest twice. Since we had to get to our next ride soon, she asked one of the cast members if she can just get chicken fingers and fries. She said that the meal served its purpose, nothing wow about it. Which is true after all... we're talking chicken fingers and fries. This restaurant is normally good but due to the chaos we didn't have a great experience, hence the 3 star rating. The menu is vast and diverse in terms of different dietary needs. They offer Gluten/Wheat Allergy-Friendly, Egg Allergy-friendly, Fish/Shellfish Allergy-Friendly, Milk Allergy-Friendly, Peanut/Tree Nut Allergy-Friendly, & Soy Allergy-Friendly. -Beverages- Coke products, Joffrey's Coffee, Twinings London Hot Tea, DASANI Bottled Waters, Blue Raspberry Slushy, Simply Orange, and assorted milks. End of the day... meh.

Not a bad dining option. They have mobil ordering on the Disney app so you can order and have your food ready when you arrive. They have Caesar salad with fried chicken strips, chicken strips with fries and flatbreads. Had a margarita flat bread and it was nice. Prices were reasonable as well except for soda which were over 4 dollars.

In terms of fast service options at Magic Kingdom, Pinocchio Village Haus is a safe option. Most nights during our trip we had dinner reservations at sit down restaurants, but on our last day at the park we wanted to keep our schedule open. My friend and I were craving chicken tenders so we decided to pop in to Pinocchio Village Haus. The entrance/line set up is a little confusing - when you enter from one side, the entrance to the lines is blocked, so you have to exit and enter through the main doors. Thankfully, once we got in line, it moved very quickly! As mentioned, this is a quick service, no frills dining option. The chicken tenders and fries were nothing to write home about but still hit the spot. It's a pretty big portion, so definitely could be shared. We took our food to go, but there's plenty of seating (and some seats offer a view of the It's a Small World queue).

My sister and I really enjoyed eating here. They have really good flatbreads. It was pretty crowded. You can get a table right by a window and watch the Small World ride.

I absolutely love the decor in here! Pinocchio isn't my all-time favorite Disney film, but the Alpine-like design and theming is really well done. The walls have wonderful murals, and the lighting and scenery are spot on as well. Here's what I didn't dig about it, though... * The salad that came with the pizza was sitting under the heat lamp for too long (shouldn't have been there in the first place), so the lettuce got wilted. * The pizza is mediocre at best; I had the "meat lovers" (for lack of a better term) and I wasn't really impressed... I get that it's Disney park pizza, but the meat toppings were not appetizing. * As with all things park-related, it's pricy, even for a counter-service meal. * They were out of a key component of their signature combo, so the best deal on the menu wasn't even available. Here's what I did love about it... * Again, the interior and exterior design, theming, and decor are so quaint and cozy! I love that Italian Alpine look and feel. * It's indoors with small windows to the outside, meaning you can really get away from the horrid heat and humidity of Orlando summer! * They have a decent variety of options for being primarily a "pizza joint." So, you can get a salad or something else if that's what you're in the mood for. * The staff kept the tables clean and clear when guests vacated, which was critical around lunch time when they were at their busiest. I mean, you generally know what you're in for inside the parks, so this wasn't much of a surprise. It was a nice change of pace than what we usually get, which is Casey's Corner or Cosmic Ray's. I'm not in a huge rush to go back, but it's still nice to know there's an option that's pretty kid-friendly too. But, if you really want me to be a patron here again... BRING BACK THE FIGARO FRIES, YOU HEARTLESS MONSTERS!!! Best dish you ever had, and you just cast it aside!!! :'(

In a sea of pretty crummy quick service options, Pinocchio's is the best of the worst. Is it because I love Pinnochio, and I might be biased? Maybe? But it also might be also because I'm just not that into theme park burgers and hot dogs and what they say about pizza is true, even when it's bad, it's good. Hack: adults can order the kids meal, which I have before here looking for something smaller because we have a big dinner or I just want a smaller portion. My friend and I even ordered two kids meals each once just so we could sample smaller portions of chicken tenders and pizza. Worth it.

Pinocchio Village Haus is located in Fantasyland at the Magic Kingdom and is one of the few quick service options that are open right now during COVID. It is also one of the few quick service options that isn't centered around a menu encompassing a fried feast, specializing specifically in flatbread pizzas (though they do offer chicken tenders and fries as a menu option). As with most quick service establishments around the Walt Disney World resort, Cast Members (CMs) were stationed outside the main doors of Pinocchio Village Haus directing guests to order their food through the mobile system on the My Disney Experience (MDE) app and assisting families who were new to or having trouble with the online ordering process. Guests were not allowed inside unless their online order showed that it was ready for pickup. There was barely a wait time for the food once we placed our order through MDE, so we were able to quickly enter inside to go to the pickup area where the registers were located. The process was super smooth and easy. My husband and I each got our own flatbread. The All-Meat for him and the Pepperoni for me. We also shared the Caesar Salad. Flatbreads were surprisingly tasty, packed with toppings, and a generous size for a personal serving. With sharing the Caesar Salad, I ended up giving my husband more than a quarter of my flatbread, so one order could potentially be shareable among two people for light eaters. Caesar Salad was dressed nicely and all the green seemed to be in good, non-wilted condition. Overall, the meal was satisfying, filling, and priced fairly. Definitely a solid quick service option at Magic Kingdom right now! We got lucky with seating and we were able to get a table that looked out the window to It's a Small World. Super cheesy, but we loved being those people up above that waved at the boats as they sailed on by. NOTES (from our visit): - You need a park ticket and currently park reservation at Magic Kingdom to dine at Pinocchio Village Haus. A dining reservation cannot be made since this is a quick service establishment. - AP discount was not applicable to dining at this restaurant. - No dining plans are currently being offered.

Decent quick serve restaurant in Magic Kingdom. Flatbread/ pizza - just your average pizza. It is supposed to be personal size but it was slightly bigger than I expected. Tomato soup - delicious. Would order again. Garlic knots - Better texture than pizza.

I stopped by here during our family's visit at Disney World at the end of July. Pinocchio Village Haus is located in Magic Kingdom within Fantasyland. It's right next to the Peter Pan and Small World ride. You have to place a order through the mobile order within the Disney World application. It was relatively easy as long as you have the application installed on your phone and configured. We placed a order for a kids meal and [2] sides along with a meat flatbread. It took about 10 minutes for the mobile order to complete. Once it was completed, you could then go into the quick service restaurant to eat. The tables were clean and spotless. Certain tables were distanced to allow proper physical distancing. The meat flatbread was pretty good and decent size. My daughter enjoyed her kid's meal, chicken tender and french fries. We also ordered a side of chocolate gelato. The gelato tasted more like a brownie flavor than chocolate. Service was great! We ended up sitting at a table that overlooked "It's a small world ride!" The price was decent, under $30.00 for the entire order.

Worst place in Disney. Ignored me not clean tables sticky floors but they have decent chicken stripes but still bad do not go

Came here last night for dinner. Lots of places for seating. My family was able to find a table at the window right above the It's a small world ride. It is so cool to watch people and wave at them. Food wise, the 1971 meal is surprisingly good and affordable. The flatbread pizza is very good. There are many varieties of the pizza, all are good. I highly recommend this quick service restaurant.

This is one of my go-to lunch spots in Magic Kingdom. It has standard food options when you're looking for something simple. They have pizza flatbread and chicken tenders which are perfect for little kids or picky adults. My sisters and I stopped by for some chicken tenders. They give you around 8 pieces each so you can probably share. My sister and I definitely should have ordered one to share. Then I was tempted by an adorable Rapunzel themed eclair for dessert. It was beautiful, but very sweet. That's another thing you can definitely share, just because of how sweet it is. Besides the food, it's a very small cute restaurant with minor Pinocchio themed details. If you're looking for a quick place to eat without insane lines (usually) and options for kids of all ages it's definitely worth stopping by.

One of the better choices for a quick service meal in the Magic Kingdom. This eatery is tucked away in fantasyland, and it has some outdoor seating as well as a large amount of interior, air-conditioned seating. The décor is very German-esque sort of like a Pinnocchio European theme. Expect it to be a bit on the crowded side since everyone will be clamoring for an indoor dining option in the Florida humidity. Try ordering through the Disney mobile app as we did, and the process is so easy. We went for the flatbread pizzas here which were actually quite good with tasty toppings and an overall hot and fresh taste that is a cut above what you expect in a theme park. They also have the typically chicken nuggets and fries which were also decent, though I would recommend the flatbreads over the nuggets. Pricing is typical Disney, but you can apply your dining plan meals easily through the app. This allows you to find your table, place your order, and then go to the quick pick-up area instead of waiting in line. A definite plus, and you can do this all over the park at all the eateries. So, if you're in the mood for some decent flatbread pizza in the Magic Kingdom this is a solid choice.

Upon entering this big eatery it was very much empty, perhaps it was due to the time of the day when it was almost time for closing up shop. The margherita flat bread was ok, nothing to brag about although the price for the size is just not comparable. The other other was chicken nuggets with french fries and tomatoe basil soup. The fries were crispy enough and the nuggets as per my mom were OK, just too much. The soup was watery therefore that is something that should be worked on. The staff was nice and the space was clean, so no complaints in that aspect.

Magic Kingdom (Orlando) FANTASYLAND This cafeteria-style restaurant serves lunch and dinner. We stood in line and ordered food directly at the cash registers then we picked up our meals at the counter once our order was called. There were plenty of seating indoor as well as a decent size outdoor seating under large blue and orange umbrellas. They serve flatbreads, pasta, chicken breads nuggets, salads, etc. I got their pasta and marinara child's meal. Jiminy Cricket! that was enough for me as I wasn't too hungry. Food was excellent (says Pinocchio). My meal came with yogurt and choice of fountain soda. LoL! it's a kids meal. Hubby had a chicken Parmesan sandwich. We were at the park on a Sunday and the crowd was large but we were able to find seats inside the air conditioned restaurant. We were able to cool off and stay away from the heat for a bit. When You Wish Upon a Star... wish to eat somewhere else that serves better food. LoL This quick-service restaurant is located at Fantasyland Inside Magic Kingdom. Review #1429

We just stopped for a drink to cool off Enjoyed the air-conditioning too Fairly large accommodating place that can house several families for lunch but we were just getting drinks and still found a place to sit down enjoy our drinks and cool off from the heat

So, apparently I was the only one who really enjoyed my meal here. I had read multiple articles claiming that PHS was one of the worst Disney restaurants. Because of this I was hesitant at first to come here, but it was just the closest and most convenient-sounding option at the time. I will say we came here right when they opened, so that was probably why our visit was hassle free. It is right dab in the center of fantasyland, an insanely busy common area. Plus there is a large range of space for indoor seating. I never have high standards for park food, even at Disney. I ordered their meat lovers flatbread and I loved it! Definitely higher quality than what I was expecting. What is really cool about this restaurant is, if you're able to snag a seat, you can get a view of the beginning of Small World. It makes for a great people-watching spot! Despite the bad reviews, I really liked this restaurant! But I would definitely not want to come here during peak hours.

This might be an unpopular opinion but I LOVE this place. It's quick, it's easy, and it's indoors. You can't ask for much more during peak Orlando heat. I enjoy the convenience of mobile ordering before getting on a ride then having it ready by the time we get off. It saves so much time! My biggest tip for those without a large appetite is to order a kids meal. The portion is still quite large and comes with fruit and a drink! You can also get free water cups for your party to stay hydrated. If it's open, snag a seat by the window and you can watch It's a Small World boats pass by! It's one of the best quick service dining views in the parks (imo) :)

Definitely not the best quick serve at Magic Kingdom but also not the worst. The pizza is decent. The 1971 meal is a pretty good value. It comes with meat lovers pizza, garlic knots, a drink and dessert for... you guessed it $19.71. We did mobile order and didn't have to wait too long. We also found a table right away.

Ordered the loaded meat pizza combo with a drink and a cake pop. It was a good amount of food so I split it with my daughter. My husband ordered pepperoni pizza. They were pretty good.

It's quick service and it was ok nothing great not bad. The fry's were the best thing there.

I'm going to start off with its Disney... The only easy part of this was making the order online but once inside it was chaotic to say the least. I needed a receipt for my order and was told I could not get one yet my wife did a separate order since I had to use a company account being their own business and she received a receipt. The food was the same kind of basic food you would get in an airport so nothing to write home about but like everything you don't go there for the food you go there for the experience. I'm not a fan of Florida water so the coke didn't taste that great but the flimsy pizza was definitely a disappointment.

Not-so-poison apple cupcake - this was great!! The cake itself was a wonderfully spiced apple cupcake. Again, not super sweet to it complemented the frosting well. Once you scoop ¾ of the frosting off, it's perfect. Side Antipasto Salad - it was good, though drowned in dressing. Good change of pace from other fried theme park foods.

So my girlfriend and I came here after a big day of the Keys to the Kingdom Tour. Very nice tour; I recommend it. We had some fast passes in the evening, so we needed to kill some time and eat some food. This place is packed, so she stands in line to get the food and I go hunting for a table. I find one that provides us a great view through glass windows of the loading dock of It's a Small World. I never knew this was there, but I liked it. It's always fun to people watch during a meal. For the rest of the atmosphere, it was pretty typical counter service Disney restaurant. There were pictures of Pinocchio here and there. Not bad. Not great. As for the food, we want something very light, like a snack, so we order and split something that catches our eye as very unique, the Holiday Festival Flatbread (Flatbread topped with Cranberry Barbecue Sauce, Roasted Turkey, Stuffing, Cheese and drizzled with Gravy). I couldn't not get this. We also got a side of French Fries. The flatbread was perfect. It was hefty enough to hold the topping, but crispy and airy enough to be a flatbread. As for the toppings, the cranberry barbecue sauce was not as exotic as it sounds. It was good. It was a sweeter barbecue sauce with a twinge of berry added to it. It went well with the turkey and the stuffing. The cheese and gravy spread out everywhere was a good finish to the dish. I can't describe how good this thing was. It was awkwardly good. If it's still there, get this.

I am not lying when I tell you Pinocchio's Village Haus is as average as average gets! The outside decor is cute sitting outside would be your best bet if the weather isn't unbearable. The inside is a bit drab and dark. I wasn't expecting much but other restaurants in Disney do a bit of a better job with theming. Finally there's the food. I ordered a cheese flatbread and it was basically the equivalent of what a lunchables pizza left in the toaster oven would feel like. It definitely had been sitting out for a while and it showed. The taste was mediocre not bad that I didn't eat it all but I would never get it again. The Chicken Parmesan sandwich came with fries and was pretty enjoyable. It was more filling and definitely felt more bang for buck. If you've got an aching for "Italian" food at Magic Kingdom then this is an ehh option.

Went here for grilled chicken Caesar salad. The chicken was not cooked well at all. Gross. Salad itself was good. Nice cold ice water that didn't taste disgusting like some of the water does in Florida. However, not a fan of the chicken. UPDATE: they no longer serve the grilled chicken Caesar salad. They have replaced it with an antipasto salad. If you get it, great the dressing on the side. Unfortunately it is not impressive. The highlight of this place is being able to sit at the window that looks into the It's a Small World ride and hold up signs asking the people on that ride to Do the Chicken Dance or The YMCA.

While this was typical theme park food, there were a few pleasant surprises. One, was my hubs street corn flat bread... it was really, really good. I also enjoyed my Caesar salad with chicken. My kids had the typical chicken fingers with fries, but the portions were really big, and that was nice because they were super hungry. We enjoyed our awesome window seat next to Small World... it was fun to watch & wave at the passengers :)

Located in Magic Kingdom next to Small World ride. You can dine and overlook the ride. Pizza was OK, breadsticks & tomato soup was our favorite. Mobile order system here, wasn't too crowded around 4p

Probably on of the better places to eat in the park. Park food is normally just junk. Here they have decent mini pizzas and an amazing Gluten free menu. If u order a food allergy item they give you a pager so u can pick the food up from the manager which assures you your food is allergy free. We were upset they didn't have any salads since the Romaine lettuce recall. But once I asked the manager he gave some free side salads. Would come back

Everything food at Disney has always been a sore spot for me. The reason being, everything is grossly overpriced. Also, the food options are limited and often incorporate a lot of fried staples that aren't so healthy. That being said, most locations such as this one offer some healthier alternatives such as a chicken Caesar salad. I'd suggest, however, that they apply a less liberal amount of Caesar dressing for the salad as it tends to drown the lettuce and the chicken. The chicken here is decent, but tastes as though it's prepped from frozen breast sections. Volume is a huge thing at Disney, so I imagine that quality won't change much due to time and flow constraints. I often wonder just how many fries, salads, turkey drums this place puts out in a day. Insanity! Little-known fact: as a Disney guest you could always bring in your own food in a bag. You're not limited to the restaurants there.

This location has alot of seating. The food is ok, basic theme park food. We had the pizza and it was a decent portion. The staff was friendly and pricing fair. It is in the Fantasyland section of the park. We probably would not go there again, because there are better options at the park.

The tomato soup- amazing 10/10 The flatbread pizza- good 7/10 Caesar Salad w/ Chicken- amazing 10/10 We went to magic kingdom and ate here TWICE during the day. We would consider going back to this park just to eat this food again. Really good, try it!

I visited here in early July just the second day after the parks reopened. I ordered the kids pizza meal. It came with two sides so I got fries for both. You have to mobile order and it was easy. I also got a mini bottle of water. I thought it was enough food as an adult with the heat outside and would order it again. They did a great job ensuring physical distancing was happening and everything was clean. Service was quick.

They were incredibly organized in getting people in and out of this quick service location! Alex, a CM, was working hard to assure things were super clean and was even taking the time to speak with guests which was wonderful! The food was good, we had the chicken nuggets and then pizza. We would definitely go again!

Awesome place to eat a quick bite. Fairly inexpensive. Very clean. Great atmosphere. Order was taken immediately. Food was slow getting to us. Food was hot and delicious. Plenty of condiments for your food. Really cool place.

Ordered food via mobil order at 2:20 and it was ready. There was a line to get inside because the building was at capacity. When we finally got in the food was sitting there and was cold. They should not be accepting mobil orders if they cannot let people in to pick them up. Then you have hot and hungry people who get cold pizza.

Don't have much to say about this restaurant. Like other quick serve restaurant in Disney, there isn't a lot of options here. My SO hot a flatbread and side salad, I got a chicken parmesan pasta dish. Both were good for a quick order restaurant, but if it was out of Disney, we probably wouldn't have been happy for the price. But at least there's a lot of spots to sit down. It was raining when I was there so we could dry off while we munched.