The WORST Disney World Restaurants According to Yelp Reviews! 

This is really cute

That's adorable!

Cheers mate best wishes to you both

Brandon Goodwin yes, I agree. Also, DFB doesn’t have too many commercials, like other channels do. I had to leave a channel for that reason.

And they went back in the kitchen and swore.

@@notyourmama6511 As long as no one dies or gets really sick, they did their job

not Your mama I guarantee it’s highly unlikely they did that. The chefs at Disney want to make every customer happy and finding a way to make a dish taste just as good without a certain ingredient the person might be allergic to is a challenge they often welcome. (As long as the customer is respectful, which I always am no matter what cast member I’m dealing with.)

@@notyourmama6511 Because everyone with food allergies are making it up right? Just serve them whatever, and if they have an allergic reaction that causes them to be hospitalized or kills them, who cares as long as the chefs weren't put out by their "pickiness" right? 🙄

I did breakfast and lunch and both were good breakfast definitely was a bit better though.

same...we always eat breakfast there but other meals/snacks elsewhere....many years ago the tiedye cheese cake was actually a piece of cheese cake on a plate....we still like it even in a bowl

It's kind of funny how that works out.

Just came here to say I also hate Satu'li Canteen and I always feel like I'm the only one!! Glad there's another one of us out there lol

My daughter and I didn't like Satu'li canteen either. She's a vegan and I am not, so we had totally different meals. We both thought the food was too salty.

While I like those items I don’t want to eat only that for a week, especially if I’m only doing a quick service meal trip. I’ve had some good quick burgers but I’ve also had some that were practically water with a little meat thrown in. I also hate how just about every kids menu is basically just chicken tenders, burger, pizza, hot dog, fries, apple slices and drink. People from other countries visit and that’s not what their kids are eating and if you’re at Chefs de France why not serve kid friendly versions of the food, or gasp serve what the French kids eat, instead of the same things. I know as a kid I would’ve gotten sick of eating the same three things for a week.

Hence quick service. Foods quick to eat.

Douglas Freer I wish everywhere would offer smaller versions of the adult menu. Im not saying don’t offer the tenders etc but some kids want something other than that.

I know right, good food, amazing theming, healthy, and somehow very quiet

@@joep_films I feel like a lot of the quick service restaurants are better than you would expect

It's loads better than Disneyland Paris, from what I've heard, though

@@jacestringham7022 In Disneyland Paris finding food is a quest on itself. Seriously. I went last year and there are basically no food options at the Studios park that aren't cookies or hamburgers, except the Ratatouille restaurant, but that's often filled up. We couldn't get in, at least during our three say stay. Meanwhile at the Disneyland Park, restaurants close around 17:00! When my group wanted to eat first we searched Frontierland and then Adventureland and finally found the quick service Hakuna Matata where we had to quickly eat something because they were closing too! In total we encountered five closed restaurants! During the day it's not really a problem, there are great sandwiches at Main Street, but diner is a problem. Disney Village's restaurants, outside the parks, were open. And we ate there most of the time. However, when you are looking for something else than burgers and fries, you options are limited. The best options in the burgers and fries department are 50/60s themed Annette's, which has waiters on rollerskates(!), and Five Guys (which annoyingly is just outside the security check). I haven't checked out the hotel restaurants, which you can freely visit too, but if it's your first trip to DLP finding decent food options is kind of hard. And I haven't even gone into the insane wait times counter services can have! One of our group wanted to buy a drink bottle at a stand at Studios and while he was third in line we had to wait no less than 10 minutes (I actually timed it).

EspenSGX Wow! I had no idea it was THAT bad. With all the talk we heard about how much Disney spent on that park, you think they would've put more thought into food options.

@@jacestringham7022 Well, Disney might spend money on Paris, but that's after 20+ years of mismanagement. Currently they still are renovating rides that haven't gotten too much attention over the years. And those can take a stupid amount of time, like the 1.5 years Phantom Manor renovation. But still the food factor could be a massive money maker. No idea why they don't use it. Their high class restaurant Walt's on Main Street has been closed for two years, I think. It's really makes me sad when I think about Paris's potential that is just squandered.

That would require respecting the employee and paying them a decent wage. We don't do that in Merica.

I agree regarding the pizza! It his horrible at Disney! ;)

My family always eats at the Pinocchio Village Haus for lunch every time we go to Magic Kingdom. It is right by Small World and Philar Magic. I always order the pizza and i gotta say its the best pizza at Disney and trust me i’ve ate a lot of pizza at Disney. You also can sit by a window to look over the it’s a Small World Ride while eating and wave to the riders which I do every trip at Magic Kingdom.

I believe no theme park Pizza is any good

@@lothean2099 there's one restaurant at one park I've been to with pretty good pizza, but it was like 35$ for a pepperoni

Via Napoli at Epcot is very good, but different from traditional pizza. Would highly recommend if you haven’t been before.

same 😂😂

You should go... It really is MAGIC.. please give it a try.

@@lesliebrown5446 i would but im in england!! so far away :( and expensive!!

@@beckiiex my daughter had plans and reservations to go to England but had to cancel because of the virus.. So i know that the travel would add so much to your trip.. We always made are reservations for WDW made payments until it was paid off got the free dining (that saved a ton), we stayed at some of the value resorts but did stay at Caribbean Beach 2 times it was a little more but the value ones are fine. I do hope you make it one day.. Stay healthy..

I wish I could pay for you to go! Everyone should experience Disney World at least once. It’s the best US capitalism has to offer the world 😂

Their pizza is yummy too, too expensive but soo yummy for some reason... maybe I was so tired and hungry. I have a special place in my heart for POP century

Great tip for my trip planning, thx!

Yes, this channel is awesome. Recommend you travel in December. The weather is so nice, not unbearable.

I love reading bad reviews of theme parks cause half of the problems people mention could have just been solved with a little bit of research (ie: fastpasses are free)

Check out the Beach Too Sandy, Water Too Wet podcast lol those are hilarious

I'm only vicious on bad service. I can write off bad food much more easily than bad service.

We recently stayed at Pop Century & pretty much used the food court for breakfast, which is not a bad breakfast. However, we were tired of the parks one day & took the grandkids back to the room one evening while their parents stayed. We saw the food service staff making "off the menu" Turkey Pesto Panini sandwiches. Big servings, fresh mozzarella, fresh bread were wonderful. We highly recommend this sandwich and would go out of our way to order it next time we stay at WDW.

Al Young Thanks for the info! 👍🏻

Have a great time!!!

Agreed, I’m convinced they just dump cans of boyrdee onto the plates and zap it in the microwave.

omg yes, tony’s is so bad. it’s super loud, the food is bland/mediocre, & the 3 times i’ve eaten there the servers for some reason were super rude.

I absolutely disagree. We went to Tony's last year and it was delicious. It wasn't that loud either because we had a later reservation at 8. The servers were also very nice and we got our food very fast!

Tony's, because Disney couldn't put an Olive Garden in the park... *shudder* I'd rather got back to the resort and overpay for food court pizza and mediocre pasta than suffer another dining night at Tony's. I'd be happier if Tony just came out and said " we a sorry, no more a pasta tonight- de dogs, dey take'a my last pan- dey inna the alley eating if you want some!"

Pete, is that you?

Seems the higher the restaurant..the smaller the portions. It's like going to a high-end place, ordering a piece of meat with some sauce and garnish costing you 100$ lol

Don't forget to grab extra marinara for dipping!

Hope you get to go someday!! I never made it till I was in my 40's lol but better late than never

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The absolute best meal of my life was a double cheeseburger and fry from McDonald's. I had been sick all week and hadn't really been able to eat anything in that time. It was just the most perfect, wonderful meal I have ever had.

Agreed and sometimes when you’re vacationing and eating every meal out, it’s easy to get burnt out and things start to taste the same. I hate tomato gravy but it was the first thing my granny cooked when I got home from a week of fast food in DC on a school trip and it’s a meal I’ll never forget.

Haha, sometimes autocorrect makes some funny corrections. “the torture tavern”. Still laughing about this a few minutes later, don’t know why (guess I’m easily amused today). They do have clean bathrooms it seems, at least every time I’ve gone there.