Springtime brings pastel magic, blooming flowers, and the joy of Easter to Walt Disney World — and there’s no better way to celebrate than by indulging in the seasonal culinary offerings scattered throughout the parks and resorts. Whether you’re looking for a whimsical brunch, chocolate-drenched desserts, or a themed character dining experience, Disney has you covered. Here are the top places to eat during Easter at Walt Disney World.
1. Grand Floridian Café – Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
Easter elegance finds its home at the Grand Floridian Café, where the atmosphere is light, bright, and perfect for spring. Known for its upscale-yet-comfortable setting, this hidden gem offers a delightful brunch menu that often includes seasonal additions during Easter weekend, like honey ham or lemon-infused desserts. Don’t miss a stroll through the lobby to see the famous Grand Floridian Easter egg display — intricately crafted, life-size chocolate eggs created by Disney’s pastry chefs.
2. Topolino’s Terrace – Flavors of the Riviera (Disney’s Riviera Resort)
For those craving a stylish Easter breakfast with European flair, Topolino’s Terrace is a must. Its character breakfast features Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Daisy dressed in art-inspired outfits, and during Easter, the characters may even don springtime accessories. The food is just as beautiful, with options like quiche gruyère, smoked salmon, and seasonal pastries — all enjoyed with stunning rooftop views.
3. Chef Mickey’s – Disney’s Contemporary Resort
A classic favorite for families, Chef Mickey’s pulls out all the stops during holiday seasons. Easter breakfast and brunch here are high-energy, buffet-style meals with character appearances that make for unforgettable photos. In years past, guests have seen themed treats like carrot cake cupcakes, marshmallow nests, and bunny-shaped pancakes. It’s a festive, family-first way to kick off your Easter Sunday.
4. Epcot’s Flower & Garden Festival Outdoor Kitchens
Easter usually overlaps with EPCOT’s International Flower & Garden Festival, which brings a bounty of seasonal eats and beautiful garden displays to the park. It’s not a traditional Easter meal, but hopping from one Outdoor Kitchen to another lets you build your own springtime tasting menu. Think: honey-mascarpone cheesecake, grilled street corn, and floral-infused cocktails. For dessert, the festival often offers Easter-themed cupcakes and cookies at various stands.
5. The Polite Pig – Disney Springs
Looking for a more casual-yet-flavorful Easter lunch? The Polite Pig at Disney Springs is known for its smoked meats, hearty sides, and elevated Southern comfort food. Around Easter, they’ve been known to offer seasonal specials like glazed ham, deviled egg platters, and spring veggies. Pair it with a craft beer or a bourbon flight, and you’ve got a laid-back Easter feast with serious flavor.
6. Amorette’s Patisserie – Disney Springs
No Easter celebration is complete without sweets, and Amorette’s Patisserie is the place for stunning, photo-worthy desserts. Each year, their pastry artists create limited-edition Easter treats — think mini egg-shaped cakes, bunny mousse domes, and beautifully decorated cookies. Grab a few for the perfect mid-day treat or a sweet souvenir to enjoy later.
Final Tips for Easter Dining at Disney:
- Reservations: Easter is a busy time at Walt Disney World, so book dining reservations as early as possible through the My Disney Experience app.
- Mobile Ordering: For quick service locations, use mobile order to skip the lines and get your seasonal treats faster.
- Allergy-Friendly Options: Disney is great at accommodating dietary needs — just speak to a cast member or check the menu in advance.
Whether you’re sitting down to a lavish brunch or enjoying spring-themed bites between rides, Walt Disney World serves up Easter magic on every plate. Come hungry, leave happy — and don’t forget to snap a photo with the Easter Bunny while you’re there!