The shining beacon of hope here is the burger toppings bar, with everything from tomatoes and shredded lettuce to sauteed mushrooms and frizzled onions to add some value to a basic burger or grilled chicken sandwich. Most of the menu items are the same at lunch and dinner, though the latter offers a rotisserie chicken ($14.49). Options include a cheeseburger ($12.29) and grilled chicken club ($11.99) as well as a plant-based sloppy Joe ($12.99) for the vegetarians. The menu here is made up of basic, all-American classics that will cater to the picky eaters in your group. Located in the middle of Tomorrowland, the Space Age-inspired Cosmic Ray's is one of the busiest quick service restaurants in all of Walt Disney World. But picky eaters and children will enjoy the food here, which includes kid-friendly menu items like a chicken parmesan sandwich with fries ($10.49) and penne pasta with marinara sauce ($7.29). Some days, the margherita flatbread ($11.99) is fresh and delicious, and other days it seriously lacks cheese and flavor. The food here is the definition of hit-or-miss. Tying into the Italian setting of 'Pinocchio,' the Village Haus specializes in Italian flatbreads and pasta. However, that may be tricky this restaurant is in the heart of Fantasyland, and like other restaurants of its kind, it gets busy and loud, so it can also be hard to enjoy the atmosphere. If you're lucky, grab one of the tables against the windows that face the entrance to It's a Small World and wave to travelers as they set sail.

This quick service restaurant, themed to the classic Disney film it's named after, has wooden tables and Italian-inspired detailing inside and out that gives it a charm you typically only find at Disneyland. The highlight of Pinocchio Village Haus is its interior.

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