Kids’ Top 3 favorite restaurants

[gcpantazis]

What are your kids top 3 favorite Disney restaurants? Thinking about where to eat with our 2 and 4 year olds.

I can't limit to 3 but these were all good with notes:

1) Cape May (character breakfast, can't beat it. more laid back than the other options for characters IMO)
2) Docking Bay in Galaxy's Edge (variety of things that all kids will eat + good ambiance)
3) Pinocchio's in MK (Meh food but my kids love the signs you can hold up for the small world riders)
4) satu'li canteen (we loved this place, good food for everyone)
5) Via Napoli in EPCOT (good pizza! need you say more with kids)
6) Biergarten in EPCOT (good buffet, expensive. but staff is great and if your kids aren't shy about dancing the dance floor is a lot of fun)

 

[Matty B13]

In Magic Kingdom, the Diamond Horseshoe is pretty good and was almost empty when we went last year. We like the food they serve family style there, and the dessert is awesome. It is pretty much the same food that they serve at Liberty Tree Inn.

 

[nyy]

When my kids were that age, it wasn't really about the food. It was about the atmosphere and convenience.
Can't pick 3.

Character Buffets are great for food choice, characters, and (depending on your kids) great that it is noisy because no one will notice your children being noisy and excited - a pain to get up and actually get your food and time when characters are coming and a pain if your kids get overwhelmed by noise/music
We loved Garden Grill because the food and characters came to you and the rotating restaurant was interesting for kids and adults. We like the booths on the first level.
We also loved Ohana for breakfast or dinner because the food or characters/cast members came to you in another unique atmosphere.
Cape May was another less overwhelming character breakfast that we always enjoyed.
Hollywood and Vine for lunch, when it was less crowded was always a hit, kids loved to dance around.
We always had a great time at Chef Mickey's.

Please note that kids are now 23 and 20 - so no Topolino's or Space 220 back then!
Also - we never had our kids on any electronic devices. Just FYI.