Restaurant Review: Tony's Town Square

Restaurant Review: Tony’s Town Square

Hello again, it’s Gabe, and I am back this week with a restaurant review of Tony’s Town Square Restaurant located in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in Florida.

Restaurant Overview

Tony’s is located in the Main Street USA are of the Magic Kingdom, right by the park entrance area. The check in for Tony’s is located in a large parlor area, which is the same room that you will find the character meet and greet entrance. Tony’s is a perfect restaurant for a more relaxed dining experience while spending time at the Magic Kingdom!

Restaurant Ambience

The dining area is made up of a couple different areas, there is an outside patio area that is right on main street and would be really magical during a parade, there is also a sunroom type area (where I was seated) that is made up of mostly glass windows where you can see right out to Main Street, and there is also a more traditional dining room style area that feels very classy and sticks with the Main Street theme. Tony’s itself is themed to be the restaurant featured in Lady & the Tramp, where the two dogs share a plate of spaghetti and meatballs, this theming is evident in both the menu and certain décor pieces, just outside the restaurant entrance there are some little paw prints on the steps, so make sure to spot those!

Food

The Tony's menu

Pizza from Tony's

Tony’s offers a very nice Italian menu, complete with the classic Spaghetti & Meatballs, to more interesting dished including unique pasta dishes, such as gnocchi, and pizzas. I visited on Thanksgiving Day, so Tony’s was also serving up a traditional turkey dinner complete with all the sides, so I would assume they do something special for other holidays. All of the menu items sounded very pleasant, all the dished I saw pass by looked very nice, and everything I sampled was very tasty, so I do not think you could really go wrong with ordering any dish here. I personally ordered a pizza, I ordered it to come with pepperoni and sausage, however one could also go for garden vegetables or just cheese; the pizza was served with the usual parmesan and red pepper flakes on the side. I thought the pizza was very nice and definitely a step up from what one would be served at a Disney quick service location (not that I mind going for a bit of nostalgia every once and a while ordering those pizzas).

Thanks for reading this review of Tony’s Town Square Restaurant at the Magic Kingdom! As always, leave a comment below if you have been to Tony’s, or now have a desire to pay them a visit!