Where to Eat if you Can’t Get a Mobile Order
What do you do if you just got off a ride. You’re super hungry. Then, you check the app to make a mobile order and realize that the next time slot is an hour away. If you can’t wait that long or maybe you don’t want to use mobile order. There are other options. Mobile order has been around awhile. However, due to the pandemic a lot of quick service restaurants now require it. But not all quick service restaurants have mobile order. Here are locations for where to eat if you can’t get a mobile order.
Magic Kingdom
The Friar’s Nook is located in Fantasyland in the Magic Kingdom. It’s known for the loaded tots. Such as, buffalo chicken tots and creamy bacon macaroni and cheese tots. However, there are other items on the menu. Plus, breakfast is served here as well.
Gaston’s Tavern is also located in Fantasyland. The menu at one point had sandwiches but not anymore. Disney is always changing their menus so it could come back. But they do serve a massive cinnamon roll. It could make a good breakfast.
Sleepy Hollow is located in Liberty Square. Sleepy Hollow serves some great waffle sandwiches as well as big mickey waffles. The mickey waffles are topped with powdered sugar or strawberries and cream. Both cost the same.
Main Street Bakery is located on Main Street U.S.A. There may not be much in the way of a meal. However, they do serve breakfast sandwiches and baked goods.
Epcot
Out of all the parks, Epcot has the most options that don’t require mobile order. Plus, the Flower and Garden Festival has plenty of food options.
Katsura Grill is in the Japan pavilion. They serve lunch and dinner. The menu includes sushi, teriyaki bowls, udon and chicken curry. Plus a few other items.
La Cantina de San Angel is the quick service restaurant in the Mexico pavilion. This restaurant has plenty of entrees to choose from. The menu has, empanadas, tacos, and nachos. Just to name a few.
Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie is in the France pavilion. The bakery has sandwiches and other baked goods. When the park is open earlier, it’s a great place for breakfast.
Lotus Blossom Café is located in the China pavilion. The menu has potstickers, orange chicken, fried rice, and mongolian beef.
Yorkshire County Fish Shop is in the United Kingdom pavilion. The restaurant doesn’t have a ton of options. However, I’ve heard that the fish and chips are delicious. Also on the menu is chicken and mushroom pasty.
Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Yak & Yeti Local Food Cafes is the only quick service with no mobile order. Yak & Yeti has breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The restaurant is in the Asia section of the Animal Kingdom. Some items on the menu are, honey chicken, chicken sandwich, and tikka masala.
Tamu Tamu Refreshments has a breakfast menu. Here you will find breakfast sandwiches. As well as, the colossal Mickey cinnamon roll.
Hollywood Studios
In Hollywood Studios where can you eat if you can’t get a mobile order. Unfortunately, there are no quick service locations that don’t have mobile order. However, Epic Eats has some big funnel cakes that can help your hunger until the next mobile order is available. Also, Trolley Car Cafe doesn’t have mobile order. They at least have pastries and breakfast sandwiches.
If you don’t mind using mobile order, make sure to start the order when you get in the park. Mobile order allows you to order food ahead of time. Therefore, with a park like Hollywood Studios, it’s beneficial to plan ahead. Make sure to get the order in. Especially if theirs a specific place you want to eat at. Also, you can try to snag a reservation at a table service restaurant before your trip. That way it’s all set up for when to eat.
That completes the list for where to eat if you can’t get a mobile order. Although, you may plan ahead. I get it. There may be times when you forget to place the order ahead of time. Life can be crazy. Especially if you’re taking care of little ones. I hope this list helps in those times when you can’t get a mobile order.
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