Min & Bill’s Dockside Diner, now generally listed by Disney as Dockside Diner, is a quick-service kiosk in the Echo Lake area of Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Opened with Disney-MGM Studios on May 1, 1989, the location has always been more memorable for its setting than for culinary ambition: it is built into the docked S.S. … Read more
Mizner’s Lounge was the longtime cocktail lounge on the second floor of Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, tucked just off the resort’s grand lobby and closely associated with the hotel’s old-world elegance. For years, it served as one of the quieter adult spaces at Walt Disney World, offering cocktails, wine, beer, and light bites … Read more
Monsieur Paul is the fine-dining restaurant in EPCOT’s France Pavilion, located upstairs above Les Chefs de France in World Showcase. It is one of the park’s most refined dining rooms, offering a quieter, more formal French meal far removed from the bustle of the promenade below. While much of EPCOT dining is built around grazing, … Read more
Morimoto Asia is one of Disney Springs’ signature dining anchors, located in The Landing and led by Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto. Opened in 2015 during the major transformation of Downtown Disney into Disney Springs, the restaurant helped signal that the district was becoming more than a shopping-and-entertainment add-on. It was becoming a serious dining destination, … Read more
Morimoto Asia Street Food is the quick-service, outdoor counterpart to Morimoto Asia at Disney Springs, located in The Landing. While the main Morimoto Asia restaurant is a dramatic two-story table-service venue known for pan-Asian cuisine, lounges, show kitchens, and upscale dining, the Street Food window offers a faster, more casual way to experience the same … Read more
Mrs. Potts’ Cupboard was a Beauty and the Beast-themed ice cream and dessert stand in Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom that operated from 1994 until late 2010. Named for the warmhearted enchanted teapot voiced by Angela Lansbury in Disney’s 1991 animated film, the location became particularly well known for elaborate soft-serve sundaes, milkshakes, floats, and strawberry … Read more
Muddy Rivers is a popular poolside bar and lounge located at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside. The bar provides a wonderful escape for guests looking to unwind and cool off after a day of exploring the parks or enjoying the resort’s amenities. Situated next to the Ol’ Man Island Pool, Muddy Rivers offers a … Read more
Narcoossee’s is a signature waterfront restaurant at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, set in an octagonal pavilion along the Seven Seas Lagoon near the resort’s boat dock. Opened with the Grand Floridian on June 28, 1988, it has long served as the resort’s seafood-and-steak counterpart to the more formal Victoria & Albert’s and the … Read more
Nine Dragons Restaurant is a table-service dining establishment located in the China Pavilion of EPCOT’s World Showcase. As the name suggests, the restaurant showcases the rich cultural heritage of China through its architecture, decor, and, most importantly, its cuisine. The interior of Nine Dragons is designed to evoke the ambiance of a traditional Chinese teahouse, … Read more
Nomad Lounge is one of Disney’s Animal Kingdom’s most acclaimed lounges, located on Discovery Island beside Tiffins Restaurant near the pathway toward Pandora – The World of Avatar. Opened on May 27, 2016, it serves as the more casual companion to Tiffins, offering small plates, specialty cocktails, wine, beer, and a relaxed atmosphere built around … Read more