The 15 Most Delish Foods At Magic Kingdom

Why yes, that IS macaroni and cheese and crumbled bacon on a foot-long hot dog, and yes, that IS why people refer to Disney as "the happiest place on Earth." Okay, that may not be the reason, but all that creamy, cheesy mac on top of a salty, smoky frank is a serious plus.

Where To Find It: Casey's Corner in Main Street, USA

You might think the signature drink at Gaston's Tavern would involve 5 dozen eggs (how else would you get to be roughly the size of a barge?!), but thankfully, that's not the case here. LeFou's Brew is essentially an apple juice slushie, mixed with a bit of toasted marshmallow flavoring, then topped with a passion fruit-mango foam. The fruity combo goes surprisingly well with one of the eatery's ham and cheese-stuffed pretzels.

Where To Find It: Gaston's Tavern in Fantasyland

The Northeast isn't the only place where you can find a great lobster roll. Disney's is chock full of giant chunks of lobstah, with just the right ratio of mayo, making it worth every penny of the $15 price tag. (Pro tip: Crush some of the extra-crispy potato chips on top.)

Where to Find It: Columbia Harbor House in Liberty Square

Head to Sleepy Hollow first thing to snag this catcher's mitt-sized sandwich, because by evening, the shack has a line that curves all the way around it. Tucked inside a giant Belgian waffle is a fried, boneless chicken breast slathered in sweet-and-spicy sauce, along with tangy cole slaw for crunch. It's easy to see why word of mouth travels so quickly.

Where to Find It: Sleepy Hollow Refreshments in Liberty Square

Beauty and the Beast's Lumiere wasn't kidding — the "grey stuff" is delicious. It tops the chocolate cake in the Master Cupcake, served during lunch at Be Our Guest, and it's essentially a cookies & creme-flavored frosting.

Where To Find It: Be Our Guest restaurant in Fantasyland (sold during lunch only)

This pineapple-flavored soft serve's so popular it has its own cult following (the park even sells a Dole Whip-scented air freshener!). It's worth the hype — especially when served as a float with fresh pineapple juice. It's just what you need on a 90-degree-plus, 100-percent-humidity day in sunny Florida.

Where To Find It: Aloha Isle in Adventureland

This meal's exactly what it claims to be: Pork roast piled high atop a mound of extra cheddar-y macaroni. It's not the thing you eat before running onto Space Mountain, but if you're headed anywhere else in the park, this hearty meal will keep you feeling full from It's A Small World to Monsters, Inc Laugh Floor.

Where To Find It: Friar's Nook in Fantasyland

Can you even consider it a trip to Disney if you haven't had a turkey leg? The parks sell 1.8 million pounds of them a year, making it the parks' bestseller, and for good reason: They're smoky, they're juicy, and they make you feel like a freaking viking when you bite into them. Seize the leg!

Where to Find It: Food stalls in Liberty Square

If you're going to treat yourself while you're on vacation, you might as well go all out. Choose any two flavors of ice cream and your drizzle of choice — hot fudge, peanut butter, caramel, and strawberry syrup are all options — then watch them get piled high with whipped cream and maraschino cherries. It's all served in a kitchen sink shaped like Mickey's drawers — a fitting reminder of that moment when your pants become unbuttonable (say, around the second-to-last bite of this sundae).

Where to Find It: Plaza Ice Cream Parlor in Main Street, USA

Vegetarians, don't despair: The Magic Kingdom's got options for you, too! This sandwich comes piled with hummus, broccoli slaw and tomatoes, all served on toasted wheat bread. It's got just the right mix of protein, fiber and whole grains to keep you running from ride to ride.

Where to Find It: Columbia Harbor House in Liberty Square

Sometimes, you just need a dose of Disney magic — in the form of fudgy chocolate cake and glittery sanding sugar — right when you enter the park. At Main Street Confectionery, you can get your cake pop fix (complete with chocolate-covered marshmallows, for the ears) in your choice of electric-bright colors: pink, purple, green, or blue.

Where to Find It: Main Street Confectionery in Main Street, USA

The hot dogs at Casey's Corner are so legendary they deserved two spots on our list. The BBQ Slaw dog is like two meals in one — it's topped with enough pulled pork to fill a sandwich and an entire side's worth of cole slaw. You'll want to split this one. Trust.

Where to Find It: Casey's Corner in Main Street, USA

We were all too ready to dismiss this chocolate bar as overhyped — until we took a bite. This isn't your usual, vaguely-chocolate-y coating; it's the kind of thick, rich dark chocolate that made one editor shout, "This is better than a Magnum bar!"

Where to Find It: Food stalls throughout the park

Caramelized onions and a zesty bell pepper sauce give the quinoa and baked veggies in this ratatouille life. Remy would be proud.

Where to Find It: Be Our Guest in Fantasyland (only served at dinner)

There's no better way to chill out after surviving the Jungle Cruise than with this apple juice- and passion fruit-based slushie, served in a Moscow Mule mug. It's topped with green apple-flavored boba balls (AKA tapioca pearls), which will remind you of gummy bears, so it's basically like you're having a drink and dessert at once.

Where to Find It: Jungle Navigation Co. Skipper Canteen in Adventureland

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