When you’re visiting Walt Disney World, one of the best parts is the dining! Throughout WDW, you’ll find amazing, delicious dining options that are some of the best in the world. One of the best parts is that no matter your budget, you’ll be able to find wonderful meals and treats. For those visiting Walt Disney World on a budget, there are so many great places to eat across property. Pink and Pixie Dust is here to help with our guide to budget friendly dining at Walt Disney World!

At Walt Disney World, restaurants are classified into different categories, such as quickservice dining and table service dining. For budget-friendly options, the best category of dining to choose from are those that are quickservice dining. These are restaurants which don’t require a reservation and are generally quicker. At these restaurants you order from a counter and then you either pick up your meal when its ready from the counter or its delivered to your table. Quickservice dining locations are the most budget-friendly options at WDW, with the majority of meal options costing $15-20 or less.

If you are individual who does not need a large portion, kids meals at quickservice restaurants are great options as well! At quickservice dining locations, anyone can order a kids meal, even adults! These meals offer small portions, making them perfect for those with a lighter appetite.

There are also many other delicious, budget-friendly dining options across property. Throughout the parks, resorts, and Disney Springs, you can find plenty of great snacks at an affordable cost. Another option are the festival booths at Epcot. These are small booths offered throughout Epcot during festivals hosted at Epcot throughout the year. Food booths can be found during the International Food and Wine Festival, Festival of the Arts, the Flower and Garden Festival, and the Festival of the Holidays. At each of these booths you can find dishes inspired by different parts of the world or certain themes. These dishes are typically lower in cost, making them very budget-friendly. Having smaller portion sizes, it’s a great way to be able to try multiple items. Many of these items are also enough for some for a full meal!

Our favorite Budget-Friendly Walt Disney World Dining Options:

Magic Kingdom:
  • Sunshine Tree Terrace
    • This walk-up restaurant window located in Adventureland serves fun twists on the famous Dole Whip float. Here you can find varying flavors and takes on this beloved classic, such as the I Lava You float. Besides deserts, you can also find great snacks, such as potstickers. Check out the menu here.
Epcot:
  • Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie
    • Located in the world showcase’s France pavilion, Les Halles offers amazing French pastries and light bites, such as sandwiches and quiches. We recommend all of the pastries, with one of our favorites being the fraises (strawberry) tart. Check out the menu here.
  • Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe
    • This bakery can be found in the Norway pavilion near Frozen Ever After. Serving delicious Norwegian pastries, this is a great dining option for breakfast or even a mid-day snack. The school bread, a traditional Norwegian pastry filled with a custard cream and topped with coconut, is a must try! Check out the menu here.
Hollywood Studios:
  • Woody’s Lunchbox
    • Serves cheery meals Andy might pack for school! One of the unique signature items are the totchos, tater tots loaded with a variety of toppings. Other items we recommend are the grilled cheese and tomato soup, and the raspberry lunch box tarts. Check out the full menu here.
  • Ronto Roasters
    • Located in Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge, Ronto Roasters serves some of the best food in the galaxy. Famous for the Ronto Wrap, this delicious sandwich wrap is a must try. At Pink and Pixie Dust, our favorite item is the breakfast Ronto Wrap, which is only served in the mornings! Check out the full menu here.
    Animal Kingdom:
    • Yak & Yet Local Food Cafe
      • This restaurant is the quickservice dining option for the sit down dining location Yak & Yeti. Serving Asian-inspired cuisine, this restaurant is one of the best at Animal Kingdom! Check out the full menu here.
    • Satu’li Canteen
      • Satu’li Canteen serves delicious lunch and dinner dishes, such as build your own bowls and their famous cheeseburger steamed pods. This is also a great choice for individuals with special dietary needs, offering many allergy-friendly options. Check out the full menu here. Read our review of Satu’li Canteen here!
    Disney Springs:
    • Earl of Sandwich
      • Earl of Sandwich is a Disney Springs classic dining location. Serving warm sandwiches with a variety of innovative toppings, such as the holiday turkey sandwich, this restaurant is sure to please everyone in your group! Check out the full menu here.
    Resorts:
    • Primo Piatto
      • Primo Piatto can be found at Disney’s Riviera Resort. Only a five minute skyliner ride away from Epcot, this resort and restaurant are absolutely worth taking the time to visit! This quickservice restaurant offers great Italian and French- inspired dishes, such as the croque monsieur and the margherita pizza. Check out the full menu here.

    What is your favorite quickservice dining location? Share with us in the comments below!

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