Any REASONABLY priced non-park restaurants?

[Lupin]

We ate at Blaze Pizza in Disney Springs last week and it was relatively cheap (<$10 per individual pizza) compared to normal Disney prices. The pizza was pretty good too and there is a cool sitting area outside where you can sit by the water. It was one of those places where you order your food, find a seat and then get buzzed when your food is ready - not waiters or anything.

 

[katie111]

OP here- thanks so much for all of the suggestions! We are here now and are definitely going to give some of them a try.

 

[nikjd68]

Trail's End Takeout is $14.99 per adult. https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/cabins-at-fort-wilderness-resort/p-and-js-southern-takeout/

 

[Dis703]

Kona Café is reasonable for breakfast. Not sure about lunch or dinner. The Wave wasn't too bad for lunch either. Depends on what you order.

 

[Viking7641]

Blaze Pizza was good.
Earl of Sandwich

 

[mslhb]

Last trip we tried the breakfast buffet at The Wave at the Contemporary. It was excellent and the price seemed like a bargain compared to our other meals!

 

[OrangeCountyCommuter]

$18 for a burger is reasonable to me at WDW TS.

It would be reasonable to me if it was good food. I understand I'm paying for location. But paying for location and getting poor quality food? I'll pass

 

[JerseyJanice]

The Garden Grove at the Swan has an excellent seafood buffet on Friday and Saturday nights. Pluto and Goofy come to visit too.

It runs around $35 a head for adults, but if you have a AAA card, you'll get 20% off that price. It's a bargain compared to other character dinners, and the food is quite good. Crab legs and prime ribs are on the buffet plus each person gets half a stuffed lobster.

Edited to add because I didn't see it mentioned by others: the Trail's End buffet at Fort Wilderness. Take the boat to FW, see the petting zoo and maybe let the kids take a pony ride, then hit up the buffet.

 

[pixie08]

How about some of the non character buffets. they are super cheap but you are getting drink, app, entree and dessert. I think they are in the $30 pp range. There is Cape May Cafe, Boma, Ohana & Whispering Canyon (all you can eat sit down).

Beaches and Cream is reasonable but make ADR's in advance as there only a few tables. Also look into some of the Disney springs fast casual style like Wolfgang Express, Blaze and the new burger place. It very good and closer to a counter service but you get served.

 

[Glee1973]

Do any of the restaurants offer AAA discount? We would love to use this!

 

[LaBelleVie]

Do any of the restaurants offer AAA discount? We would love to use this!

Discounts might vary from state to state, but for Indiana, there are no discounts on restaurants on Disney property. There are discounts for a couple of restaurants in Orlando though (Hard Rock Cafe and Landry's Seafood House).