MAGIC KINGDOM ®. Aloha! An island ambience pervades this restaurant whose name means "family" in Hawaiian. Although prevalent, families aren't the only ones entertained by the festivities, which include group singing, coconut races and hula hoop competitions. A blazing fire pit provides a focal point and also turns out skewers of seafood, chicken and beef. All dishes are served family style, so folks can choose the foods and portions they like best. Steak and seafood take priority on the menu, but you'll also find stir-fried vegetables, noodles and salads. The meal is a production in itself and a lively, festive jaunt to Polynesia, Disney style. Their popular character breakfasts, hosted by Lilo and Stitch, are guaranteed fun for the entire family.

MAGIC KINGDOM ®. Located in the Grand Floridian Resort, this fancy eatery resembles a Victorian ice cream parlor. The pink and white interior sports a fair theme, complete with two standing carousel horses. Eat bacon and eggs, waffles or pancakes with Mary Poppins, or join Cinderella for a buffet dinner each night that includes steak, pasta and seafood. If you're not up for a full meal, afternoon tea with Alice in Wonderland is the perfect treat.

This neighborhood corner store and deli attracts folks with its low-key outdoor seating. An incredibly relaxed vibe invites you to come for breakfast and then sit all day. If you crave a sandwich, order The Greatful Bread (wheat bread, cranberry mayo, red onion, roasted turkey, and blue-cheese stuffing), and pair it with an Orange Blossom pilsner at lunch. As you nibble, check out the upbeat, funky people who frequent the market.

INTERNATIONAL DRIVE. Coral walls and striped, multicolor chairs give this restaurant's sleek interior a whimsical twist. The buttery "fat bread," topped with gourmet combinations like Smithfield ham with brie, makes a decadent appetizer. Elegant classics and flavorful New French dishes comprise the dinner menu. Try the lobster tail risotto with lungo crab meat, steak au poivre, or pan-fried free range chicken breast. A fun variety of desserts, from shortcake pear tatin to mini ice cream sandwiches, provide a memorable final course and are best served with a liqueur, caffe latte or espresso! Brunch available on Sundays. Closed for lunch during the summer.

MAGIC KINGDOM ®. Set amid the rustic stone and wood of a wilderness lodge, this restaurant looks out across a vista of meadow and water. Inspired by the Pacific Northwest, the menu takes its cues from seafood and game native to the region. Buffalo, venison and duck are prominent items, along with salmon prepared in a number of ways, including roasted on a cedar plank. Steak and elk are also available, along with sausages smoked on the premises. Desserts capitalize on berries and apples but include a flourless chocolate cake too. The wine list, which features vintages from Oregon and Washington, is terrific, primarily because the wines are produced in small batches. Reservations recommended. Business dress.