Advice? HS/MK

[cyneswith]

Suggestions for little-kid-friendly TS restaurants at HS and Magic Kingdom? We want to do Star Wars stuff one evening, and one night staying in MK for Wishes.

Cast o' characters: 3 year old (limited cow's milk and shellfish), 1 year old, diabetic and veggie-phobic Grandma (can't eat a pizza if peppers have been on it, even if they are plucked off; won't eat chunky tomatoes, any form of bean/pea, or cooked carrot. Will eat onions, broccoli, okra, and mushrooms), and me (up for anything but horseradish/wasabi, prefer reasonably healthy food).

 

[krm222]

Crystal Palace is a buffet at MK. Should be something for everyone there.

At HS there's 50s Prime Time Cafe which has meat and potatoes type fare (hence the name). My four year old LOVED the Sci-Fi Diner. You sit in cars like at a drive-in which was a big hit.

 

[loves to dive]

Well all righty then, that's a tall order. I'm guessing Prime Time at HS might work, Grandma could get roast beef and smashed taters, it might come with green beans but she can ask they not put them on. 3 year old will be fine as long as they don't get a milk shake. Now healthy is kind of hard to find there but I manage to do it. MK I can't help you with, we never eat TS there, we either go over to one of the resorts or hop over to Epcot. Another option at HS is Brown Derby which is my favorite place to eat, Cobb Salad and a cheese plate and I'm a happy camper.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

I would look into Hollywood & Vine and Crystal Palace. Both character meals and both buffets. I would think they would have something for everyone! If you would rather not do buffets, Hollywood Brown Derby is excellent, but on the pricey side. 50's Prime Time might be a good alternative. I personally didn't like doing Sci-Fi with little kids. The seating is awkward if they need help with their food and it's quite dark.

In MK, if you don't want to do a buffet, I would suggest looking at the menu for the Plaza.