Via Napoli Ristorante e Pizzeria is tucked into the Italy Pavilion of EPCOT’s World Showcase, and it is an absolute must visit for our family. It is popular for good reason, and we find ourselves returning trip after trip. Simply walking through the Italy Pavilion feels like a mini escape, but settling in for a… Read More
One of our all-time favorite Disney restaurants continues to be Le Cellier Steakhouse, beautifully tucked away in the Canada Pavilion of EPCOT’s World Showcase. We eat here on almost every trip, and our visits range from a simple soup & bread lunch to a full three-course dinner depending on the day. No matter how many… Read More
The Plaza Restaurant in Disney’s Magic Kingdom is one of those charming, often overlooked spots that I hope never changes. I love the location, tucked right on Main Street with views of Cinderella Castle, and the early 20th-century atmosphere feels like stepping into a quieter, simpler version of the park. You’ll find the entrance just… Read More
When we stayed at the Polynesian Island Tower last summer, Wailulu Bar & Grill quickly became one of our most visited spots on property. Breakfasts, poolside lunches, afternoon cocktails and more than one sunset dinner all happened right here. It was one of those places that felt easy and magical all at once, which isn’t… Read More
You might remember my earlier post about the GEO-82 Lounge, the sleek new space tucked inside Spaceship Earth. While I wasn’t in a rush to return after my first visit, I decided to give the brand-new GEO-82 Fireworks Experience a try – all in the name of research (of course!) – and I’m so glad… Read More
Disney fans, raise your tankards – there’s a bar in Magic Kingdom! And not just any bar… Beak & Barrel is an immersive pirate tavern that feels straight out of the Caribbean itself. Behind This Legendary Dive The Beak & Barrel is steeped in Disney backstory and brimming with character. It was established by legendary… Read More
Steakhouse 71 opened in conjunction with the Walt Disney World 50th Anniversary celebration at Disney’s Contemporary Resort. Named for the year the Contemporary first opened – 1971 – this restaurant beautifully blends retro charm with modern sophistication. The design pays homage to the 1970s, reimagined in a sleek, comfortable, and contemporary way. Look closely and… Read More