Archivo 04/05/2017 - Disney Orlando: Restaurantes, Dining plans, comidas, bebidas ✈️ Forum Florida and Southeast USA ✈️ p37 ✈️

If you previously tried to snag a dinner reservation at a Magic Kingdom restaurant in September and were disappointed at the early closing time, try again now. The restaurants are now showing later operating hours on non-party nights.

At the Wishes dessert party they gave out a plate of brownies and fruit
-Contempo Cafe in the Contemporary has gluten free cupcakes
-Terra Treats in AK has gluten free snacks
-A couple places have flourless chocolate cakes on their menu I think Boma is one of them
-The Mara at AKL has gluten free zebra domes
-Beaches and Cream since their snacks are ice cream, you would just have to change it or have them make a gluten free version if it had a brownie or something in it
-At POFQ they have gluten free beignets
-I heard Raglan Road has a couple gluten free desserts to choose from like a strawberry crumble
-L'Artisan de glace at Epcot has sorbet and other ice cream treats my boyfriend enjoyed
-La Catina de San Angel had good small tacos that were gluten free
-Be Our Guest has a gluten free lemon creampuff
-Dole Whips
-At Sunshine Seasons in Epcot it said they have rice pudding, creme brulee, coconut macaroons for gluten free
-In Disney Springs there's also Ghiradelli which does ice cream, a gelato place, and the Ganachery which has chocolate

Buenas:

Mi hija iría con 10 años, con lo cual ya cuenta como adulta. Pero si no vamos con plan de comida ¿podría pedirle menú infantil en los restaurantes de quick service y en los table service?

Gracias

If you are eating a counter service meal, which means you picked up your food at a counter and a Cast Member will not be stopping by your table to refill your drink, there is no rule saying you have to order an Adult Meal. Kids’ Meal choices range from burgers and chicken fingers to ham sandwiches and hot dogs. Kids ‘Meals do not fall into the gourmet food category unless perhaps you are dining at a table service meal at one of the many fine dining experiences Disney has to offer, and because of the “9 and under” clause applies for those kids’ meals, you can’t order those for yourself anyway.