Vegan Restaurants at Disney World 2027: Where to Eat in Every Park

Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Fat Tested Travel Blog/Vegan Restaurants at Disney World 2027: Where to Eat in Every Park

Every Disney World park has vegan food. Disney calls it plant-based and marks it with a green leaf icon. Here is where to eat in each park in 2027 and what to order.

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At Disney, plant-based means made without animal meat, dairy, eggs or honey. The leaf only appears at restaurants Disney owns and runs. Menus change, so check the app's plant-based filter before you go.

Magic Kingdom

  • Casey's Corner (Main Street). Plant-based hot dogs, including a plant-based Chicago-style dog. Mobile order.
  • Pinocchio Village Haus (Fantasyland). Plant-based "Cheese" Pizza.
  • Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe (Tomorrowland). A plant-based burger. Check the app for the current leaf items.
  • Jungle Navigation Co. Ltd. Skipper Canteen (Adventureland). Table service with several plant-based entrees. A strong pick if your whole party is vegan.
  • Tony's Town Square (Main Street). Plant-based pasta with Impossible meatballs.
  • Liberty Tree Tavern (Liberty Square). A plant-based version of the family-style feast. Ask when you check in.

For dessert, get Dole Whip at Aloha Isle. The fruit flavors are dairy-free. The swirl with vanilla is not.

EPCOT

EPCOT is the strongest park for vegan food. World Showcase gives you a dozen countries to eat through.

  • Space 220 (World Discovery). A plant-based prix-fixe menu. Ask for it when you book and again when you sit.
  • Sunshine Seasons (The Land). Leaf-marked bowls and vegetable dishes. Mobile order.
  • Connections Eatery (World Celebration). A plant-based burger.
  • Garden Grill (The Land). A plant-based version of the family-style character meal.
  • Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya (Japan). Vegetable dishes and vegan sushi. Ask your server to flag fish-based sauces.
  • Teppan Edo (Japan). Vegetable and tofu dishes from the grill. Ask them to cook yours on a clean section.
  • Akershus Royal Banquet Hall (Norway). Plant-based breakfast and dinner plates.

Every EPCOT festival booth menu marks plant-based items with the leaf. Recent festivals have had leaf-marked dumplings, falafel wraps, lumpia, fries and desserts.

Hollywood Studios

  • Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo (Galaxy's Edge). The Felucian Falafel and Hummus Garden Spread, with falafel, beet hummus and pita. Lunch and dinner only.
  • Woody's Lunch Box (Toy Story Land). Plant-based Totchos and a Plant-based Toasted "Cheddar" Sandwich. Mobile order.
  • Ronto Roasters (Galaxy's Edge). A plant-based breakfast wrap, when offered.
  • Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant. A plant-based burger, eaten in a parked car at a drive-in.

Mama Melrose's closed for good in 2025 to make room for Monstropolis. Older vegan guides still recommend it.

Animal Kingdom

  • Satu'li Canteen (Pandora). Order the bowl with chili-spiced crispy fried tofu on rice and beans or sweet potato hash. Pick the vinaigrette marked plant-based. A favorite of a lot of plant-based eaters.
  • Flame Tree Barbecue (Discovery Island). Plant-based Burnt Ends with fries and slaw.
  • Nomad Lounge (Discovery Island). Leaf-marked small plates by the water.
  • Tiffins (Discovery Island). A leaf-marked plant-based entree. A good splurge meal.
  • Tusker House (Africa). At the character buffet, lentil salad, couscous salad, vegetable curry and a plant-based mousse have all appeared on the line. Ask the chef to point them out.

Restaurantosaurus closed with the rest of DinoLand on February 2, 2026.

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This post is one piece of my free 2027 Vegan Disney World Guide. The full guide goes park by park, then covers Disney Springs, the resort hotels, the water parks, snacks, what is changing in 2027, and a pocket checklist for your phone.

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