Best Gluten Free Quick Service in Magic Kingdom (Lunch/Dinner)
While I love the table service options at Magic Kingdom, not every meal can be a table service meal! Fortunately, Magic Kingdom has a wide array of gluten free options for quick service meals. These are some of my favorites, and check out other gluten free reviews of Magic Kingdom restaurants here!
Columbia Harbor House
Located in Liberty Square, right across from Memento Mori, Haunted Mansion’s gift shop, Columbia Harbor House is probably my favorite quick service in all of Magic Kingdom. There are options for those that like seafood and those that don’t . As far as gluten free goes, there are only two options, the Salmon and the Chicken Tenders. My favorite is the chicken tenders. I don’t know anywhere else that I am able to get gluten free breaded chicken tenders that taste as good as regular ones (according to Hubby). Additionally, there is plenty of seating so it’s not as difficult to find seating as some other quick service restaurants. (Don’t get me wrong, during peak hours it can still be difficult, it’s just not as difficult.)
Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe
Pecos Bill is in Frontierland across from Splash Mountain. There is inside and outside seating, though it can get crowded very quickly during peak times. Pecos Bill is a Tex Mex style restaurant. Gluten free options include Burgers (real meat and plant-based) on allergy friendly buns, Salad, Nachos, Bowls, or a Lettuce Wrap. They also have allergy friendly Brownies and Cookies. My favorite is the Rice Bowl. The options for meat for the bowl include: Chicken, Pork, and Vegetarian. It comes with your meat, rice, and black beans. After receiving your entree, there is a toppings bar to add toppings to your meal.
**Alert a cast member if you do not feel comfortable taking items off the toppings bar due to cross contamination**
Pinocchio Village Haus
Pinocchio Village Haus is in the heart of Fantasyland right next to It’s A Small World. Their menu features pizza and pasta. Gluten free options include Cheese and Pepperoni Pizza, Caesar Salad, and Chicken Tenders. My favorite is the cheese pizza. There is a Mac n Cheese (with rice noodles) option on the Kid’s menu that I also like to get. The kids Mac n Cheese does come with a kid’s apple sauce squeeze pack, so I found a table with kids and offered it to them since I didn’t want it, spreading the pixie dust! Pinocchio Village Haus is fun because inside there are tables with windows overlooking the loading area for It’s a Small World! There are also tables available outside (the allergy pager reaches out there!) with views of the back of the castle and the carousel.
Magic Kingdom has some great options for quick service lunch and dinner. I usually try to hit all three of these restaurants during my trips because I don’t want to miss one of them! Do you have another to add to this list? Let me know in the comments!
See you on Main Street!
Erin
