Disney World's Best BUDGET Restaurants! 

that would make too much sense

Tom Jefferson Thankyou! Great tip. I enjoyed the video but what you have mentioned is more the type of thing I was looking for. We are a family of 4 going in January and will want to grab cheap, filling options quickly.

Unfortunately, for Disney, that is budget. But for the most part you're dealing with a semi-captive audience...

j burggg why didn’t she mention the Tomorrowland place where you can get burgers, chicken, and other things I forgot. It’s a lot cheaper than the $16 burger meal

if you want to talk strictly burger, cost/taste...then D-luxe burger tops beaches and cream and it's cheaper.

the beaches and cream burger is a little better than the place you mentioned BUT not worth the commute and extra cost.

Just go to electric umbrella in Epcot 😂 best burgers on property

Bren K ummmm so true.

how many days for that budget?

Katherine Randermann Yes! Me too! Or places with a good kids menu other than a $6 uncrustable. I intend on eating off the kids menus some myself so that would be really helpful!

I understand what you mean however, it's all relative. If I go to Hawaii where every decent sit down restaurant charges $30 to $50 per entree, then I think a $12 spicy tuna to go plate at the ABC Store (equivalent to a 7-11) is reasonable.

warrenandyiching .. relativity is an important point, however one should also consider the quality of the ingredients, preparation and service when calculating the perceived value of a meal. Disney will argue that you’re paying for the experience and atmosphere rather than just the food, to which I would tend to agree at some of their establishments, but if you break down your average food experience at any theme park you’ll always be overpaying, and there is no expectation that your cost will meet the quality

EPCOT the Land Pavilion has super cheap eats. After Yak&Yeti's quick service, it's the cheapest food I've found.

TheRavenlhelix Sunshine Seasons is indeed excellent! I love going there before riding Soarin’

It's cheap by Disney standards. You go to Disney, so you know you're not gonna pay the same as the McDonald's around the corner for a burger. Price-quality wise, these are some of the best options when you want to eat at WDW property. Nobody stops you from going to i-drive for dinner.

I think the Kona Cafe in the Polly one of the better deals in terms of sit down restaurants if you don't want hamburgers and such. Nice variety, great fresh sushi and try to get a corner or wall table to avoid the cafeteria effect.

That's great! Thanks for sharing!

I agree... my wife joined me, during a business conference at Disney, so we didn't have the usual dining plan options. She was eating on a budget, since my lunches were included in the conference. For dinner, we'd hit up Earl of Sandwich. The food is great, and prices are very reasonable, for Disney. The best prices, while at the resorts/parks, are usually found at the quick service locations. The Contempo Cafe, and Capt Cooks, were both places we loved, and have decent pricing. I don't know why this list included two table service locations, which I'm sure are much more expensive. I feel like AJ chose Prime Time, for nostalgic reasons, rather than how well it matched the criteria... the cheapest entree is $15 (Caesar Salad w/Chicken). Hardly seems like budget dining

totally agree used it often

Yep -- this is all table-service.

Great idea!! What would be your suggestions?

DFBGuide well I personally am a BIG fan of D-luxe Burgers but you guys may have others. I just thought that it would be a good idea for educating people on those place (like which ones to avoid) and what is actually out there for passholder's discount. Sorry if I am not much help. I know I really enjoy the discounts but I don't know everywhere it is avalible.

For sure! These are all table-service locations in this video, though. We'll do a counter service one as well

That is just for the alcoholic drinks.

Erica Larsen no its not even with a reservation you have to wait about 10-20 min . They have big portions tho

It depends when you go, but I’d definitely make a reservation just to be safe.

Theme park prices are never what we would consider budget friendly. You're on the inside, they know they have you trapped and that you'll pay what they say you'll pay because they know you have no other options.

That's true, but it may be a bit "Cheesy"

Paul Adler Yes, they could serve "comfort food" there. Aka overpriced junk cancer giving diabetes promoting food. You could pay $30 for fries with plastic cheese, sugar filled soda and ice cream, burgers or macaroni cheese full of chemicals which will give you cancer. And of course it will be described as "great value, great food".

Technically, a "budget" doesn't need to be low... maybe the folks that wrote this are rich?

agreed. it was on golden corral level. but that isn't a surprise, lol.

Yeah I checked their prices online and compared to other options they are a bit expensive to be considered a budget friendly restaurant.