Two WDW restaurants awarded Michelin stars for 2025

[crazy4wdw]

https://blogmickey.com/2025/04/walt-disney-world-michelin-star-restaurants-2025/

 

[IndyToThere]

To save from having to open the page, the two are:

- Capa at the Four Seasons (does the Four Seasons count as a 'WDW' restaurant?)

- Victoria and Albert's

 

[Marrila]

To save from having to open the page, the two are:

- Capa at the Four Seasons (does the Four Seasons count as a 'WDW' restaurant?)

- Victoria and Albert's

Thank you.

 

[J-Dog]

To save from having to open the page, the two are:

- Capa at the Four Seasons (does the Four Seasons count as a 'WDW' restaurant?)

- Victoria and Albert's

Yeah. I would say that the title is misleading.

 

[2xcited2sleep]

Here's an article from the Parks Blog that goes into more detail about V&A. Both V&A and Capa retained their previously awarded stars - these aren't newly awarded. But retaining is still a big accomplishment!

Disney’s MICHELIN Star Restaurant: Victoria & Albert’s Retains MICHELIN Star Rating in 2025​

Also, Citricos, Morimoto Asia, Polite Pig, Ravello, and Toledo remain Michelin recommended spots on Disney property.

 

[CarolynFH]

To save from having to open the page, the two are:

- Capa at the Four Seasons (does the Four Seasons count as a 'WDW' restaurant?)

- Victoria and Albert's

The Four Seasons hotel is on Disney property, so I guess so.

 

[epcothotel]

Surprised to see V&A still only have 1 star. I've been to both Capa and V&A, both are wildly different experiences, in terms of service, atmosphere, and food.

 

[NYCgrrl]

Surprised to see V&A still only have 1 star. I've been to both Capa and V&A, both are wildly different experiences, in terms of service, atmosphere, and food.

It takes A LOT of effort to move up in the ratings and I’m sure they are proud and relieved to have retained their current status.