Zambini Brother's Ristorante
The three Zambini brothers were among the first to set up shop in this
area, and to this day, the brothers' descendents continue to make fine
wines, olive oils, and more. In the early 20th century, the brothers
converted an old winery into this restaurant, where they served their own
favorite dishes, such as pizza, pasta, rice dishes, and more to the local
villagers and travelers. Stop by when you're passing through!
Location: Mediterranean Harbor
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Mamma Biscotti's Bakery
Everybody calls Mrs. Biscotti "Mamma," because everybody loves her.
The villagers start the day with a fresh coffee and a delicious bread or
pastry whipped up in her bakery. There's really nothing better. Why not
sit down at an outdoor table and enjoy a coffee and pastry of your own?
Location: Mediterranean Harbor
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Rissorante di Canaletto
With a fine view of the gondolas floating along the canal, and the beautiful
homes lining the water, this is the best location for a meal! There's no
better way to enjoy a hearth-baked pizza or flavorful pasta along with a
refreshing glass of beer or wine.
Named for the famous Italian landscape artist, Canaletto, his delicate,
atmospheric paintings are displayed in the restaurant.
Location: Mediterranean Harbor
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Gondolier Snacks
This area was once used as a break area for the gondoliers, who would
enjoy a coffee and share snacks they brought from home. Eventually,
local villagers also gathered for a snack and coffee, and the space was
converted into what you see today.
Together with the gondoliers, take a break from your travels with a
refreshing gelato or other snack along with a fresh cup of coffee.
Location: Mediterranean Harbor
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Magellan's
Under the golden dome in the center of the fortress is a restaurant named
after Magellan, the great explorer from the Age of Exploration.
Sit among decorations representing the exploratory and astronomical
breakthroughs of the time, as you enjoy an elegant course or an à la carte
meal.
Location: Mediterranean Harbor
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Magellan's Lounge
This lounge, located on the mezzanine of Magellan's restaurant, is where
explorers and adventurers from around the world gather to engage in
passionate exchanges of ideas over fine drinks and hors d'oeuvres. At
the galleon-themed bar counter, enjoy a cocktail or appetizer and you
can imagine the explorers' stories of adventure.
Location: Mediterranean Harbor
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Refescos
Once explorers and adventurers start a discussion, they never stop, not
even to eat. Well, they might not have time for a proper meal, but they
can have a quick snack to keep them going. Spanish for "refreshments,"
this snack stand offers black pepper pork ribs and other tasty morsels for
explorers needing a quick pick-me-up.
Location: Mediterranean Harbor
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Cafe Portofino
This was originally a very small, unassuming restaurant, but it was so
popular, the owners converted the fishing net repair shop next door into
a dining area for their many Guests.
In this rustic seaside Italian buffeteria, you can enjoy pasta, rotisserie
chicken, and other delicious dishes while enjoying the view of
Mediterranean Harbor.
Location: Mediterranean Harbor
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S.S. Columbia Dining Room
Welcome aboard the S.S. Columbia, the newest and finest ocean liner to
depart from early 20th century New York! The maiden voyage
celebrations are about to begin in the exclusive, first-class main dining
room located on the B-deck (3F), and you're invited. With your heart full
of anticipation for your voyage, enjoy a sumptuous menu of grilled
seafood, meats, and more in the elegant, art nouveau atmosphere.
Location: American Waterfront
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The Teddy Roosevelt Lounge
The early 20th century American president, Theodore "Teddy"
Roosevelt, was the inspiration for this lounge, located on Deck C, the
ship's second level.
Here, you can enjoy a variety of sandwiches, appetizers, cocktails, beers
from all over the world, and more. Relax and enjoy the American Spirit
in an atmosphere of luxury and comfort.
Location: American Waterfront
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Restaurant Sakura
This former fish market was converted into a restaurant by the owner, a
Japanese immigrant to New York. Seafood signs still hang inside the
building for an open air feeling, while the view of New York harbor can
be enjoyed from the windows.
Their menu is top notch, with Japanese classics like chirashi-zushi, as well
as western dishes with a Japanese touch like miso clam chowder, and
more. Selected sake and California wines are also available.
Location: American Waterfront
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Sailing Day Buffet
Today is the S.S. Columbia's maiden voyage! The U.S. Steamship
Company, the owner of the grand ocean liner, have invited the President
and other renowned figures to the celebration, and the main cargo
terminal, ship workshop and offices have been converted into a grand
buffet dining area and party hall.
Here, you'll find dishes from all over the world! Come join in the
celebrations.
Location: American Waterfront
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New York Deli
Located in the theater district of American Waterfront, this big city deli is
where musicians, songwriters, actors, as well as musical theater patrons,
all stop by for a hearty bite to eat. The wide variety of sandwiches,
salads, desserts and more are said to be the best in town. The deli was so
popular that the neighboring photo studio, tailor shop and others
converted their shops into dining areas. What do you feel like eating
today?
Location: American Waterfront
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Cape Cod Cook-Off
Cape Cod is holding a good old-fashioned American cook-off. Held in
the Town Hall (just look for the tall white clock tower), you'll find blue
ribbon award-winning menus, hamburgers, fried potatoes, and more.
There's even a mini live performance in one of the dining areas.
Location: American Waterfront
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Liberty Landing Diner
The wife of the dockside boat repairman is an amazing cook. Word
about the delicious meals she'd make for her husband and repair shop
patrons spread, so she started up a food stand for everyone to enjoy.
The Chirashi-Zushi, hearty rice burgers and more are all loved by locals
and visitors alike.
Location: American Waterfront
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Barnacle Bill's
"Barnacle Bill!" From days of old, that is what people respectfully called
brave sailors. This New York harbor food wagon on Pier 33 is where
those sailors gathered and relaxed. And now, you can too. Feel like a
brave sailor while enjoying a draft beer or wine with some snacks on the
dock.
Location: American Waterfront
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Papadakis Fresh Fruit
This wagon is full of delicious seasonal fruit. This stand was set up by
Papadakis family who have a farm outside of New York city. The
Papadakises are Greek immigrants who always have the best and
freshest fruit. Perfect for a pick-me-up after a walk around the harbor.
Location: American Waterfront
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High Tide Treats
They say that long ago, the tide reached as high as this area of Cape
Cod, and this food wagon is named for that event. The tempting
confections served at this food wagon are just the thing when a craving
for a little something sweet hits you.
Location: American Waterfront
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Delancey Catering
In front of the DisneySea Electric Railway station in American Waterfront
is this bright yellow food truck. Everybody loves their hearty hot dogs!
Be a real New Yorker and walk through the bustling streets with a hot
dog in your hand!
Location: American Waterfront
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Horizon Bay Restaurant
To entertain the scientists and Guests visiting during the Center for
Weather Control's festival, this yacht club has been converted into a
restaurant. The aromas from the open kitchen where meat and fresh
seafood are being grilled will whet your appetite. And everything tastes
delicious in the airy dining hall with the sound of the wind and waves
wafting through! The "Disney Character Dining," where the Disney
friends stop by to greet Guests, is also popular.
Location: Port Discovery
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Seaside Snacks
Members of the Center for Weather Control have set up restaurants and
food wagons for the festival they are holding in celebration of their
success, and this is one of them. Enjoy these snacks as you walk around
the marina of the future.
Location: Port Discovery
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Breezeway Bites
Port Discovery works towards a harmony between nature and science.
While strolling through the breezy marina, why not stop by this wagon?
Their snacks are just the thing after your rides on StormRider and
Aquatopia.
Location: Port Discovery
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Yucatan Base Camp Grill
Archeologists excavating the ancient ruins here have opened part of their
base camp to hungry visitors. The Yucatan Base Camp Grill offers
smoked chicken and pork, as well as other tasty delights. Dig into a
hearty meal here before continuing on your explorations of ancient
wonders.
Location: Lost River Delta
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Lost River Cookhouse
This shack was originally used to keep the excavation team's tools. But
the excavators worked all day every day and never put their tools away.
A few enterprising cooks took the abandoned shack over and turned it
into a cookhouse. The light meals they serve are delicious and perfect for
filling the bellies of hungry explorers.
Location: Lost River Delta
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Miguel's El Dorado Cantina
Those in search of the legendary city of gold, El Dorado, gather in this
restaurant serving tortillas, tacos and other Mexican-style dishes.
The owner Michael ("Miguel" in Spanish) also came here with dreams of
hitting it rich. He never found a mountain of gold, but he found success
when he established this place where his friends can gather and relax.
Location: Lost River Delta
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Expedition Eats
A team of architects left the jungle in a hurry and the truck they left
behind was taken over by the locals. The truck, once used to transport
supplies around the jungle, was converted by one enterprising man into
the food stand you see today. The snack prepared in the old converted
truck is real popular with the explorers. Try their famous Yucatan
Sausage Roll, and you'll know why!
Location: Lost River Delta
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Tropic Al's
Al the chatterbox toucan bird once roosted here. He flew away one day,
but when a food wagon was set up under the tree he always perched in,
everyone called the place "Tropic Al's" in his memory.
Come reinforce yourself with some jungle snacks and be as energetic as
good old Al!
Location: Lost River Delta
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Casbah Food Court
These exotic food stalls are owned by characters from the Disney film,
Aladdin. There's "Flying Carpet Curry," where a flying carpet delivers
curry throughout the kingdom, and "Royal Tandoori," where you can
taste the Sultan's royal chef's tandoori chicken. What are you in the
mood for?
Location: Arabian Coast
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Sultan's Oasis
When Princess Jasmine's father, the Sultan, freed the Genie after getting
stuck in the lamp again, he requested the creation of Arabian Coast. In
turn, in honor of the Sultan's selfless wish to create a paradise for the
people, Genie named this juice stand after him. Relax with a refreshing
drink or snack, and get ready for your next adventure!
Location: Arabian Coast
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Open Sesame
When a wandering merchant once jokingly said "open sesame!" to boxes
left behind by a caravan, the wind opened one of them up. He created a
snack out of the ingredients in the box, and sells them here. The "sesame
churros" sold here may open up an adventure for you!
Location: Arabian Coast
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Vulcania Restaurant
Inside a cavern in Mysterious Island, is the geothermal power station,
providing energy for Captain Nemo's scientific base. This buffeteria uses
energy from the power station, and serves Nemo's hard working crew.
And now, visitors can also chow down. The restaurant setting is unique,
but the food's the real thing!
Location: Mysterious Island
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Nautilus Galley
The diligent crew never stops working on Captain Nemo's submarine,
the Nautilus, and this restaurant was built right across from the ship to
accommodate these hard workers. Today, this restaurant is popular with
Guests as well, serving light meals and drinks. Why not enjoy the view of
the unique Nautilus over gyoza dumplings and a beer or soft drink?
Location: Mysterious Island
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Refreshment Station
This food wagon was made to quickly satisfy the hard working crew on
Captain Nemo's scientific base. The menu, just like Captain Nemo's
inventions, is top notch. For a hearty snack in between explorations,
nothing's better than a juicy, hot gyoza sausage bun!
Location: Mysterious Island
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Grotto Goodies
Ariel the mermaid just loves to meet humans! She even thought of
making a secret grotto she discovered into a place where her human
friends could spend a pleasant time. Near that grotto, she had this cute
refreshment wagon decorated with shells and seaweed to welcome
Guests.
Location: Mermaid Lagoon
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Sebastian's Calypso Kitchen
This restaurant, located in the depths of Triton's kingdom, is a favorite of
Ariel's friend, Sebastian. Pictures of all his fun ocean pals fill the walls
while calypso music plays. This is a great place to enjoy a seafood pizza,
a sandwich, or more. The menu's popular with kids too.
Location: Mermaid Lagoon
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