Please choose your most favorite quick/counter service eating establishment at the Magic Kingdom. You can choose it based on any criteria that you like.
Edit: EEEEK! I could not put more than 10 options in the poll! 
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Zz.
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Pecos Bills usually ends up being the first place we eat in WDW. So I have a soft spot for it. (Gotta Do MK top of the visit)
Do a pole on favorite AK restaurant and Ill say Resturantasaurus because that's where I always eat last at WDW. (AK is great for that last day when you leave at 2 - 3 for your flight home.)
I'm a Casey's fan--always have been. I like Pecos Bill's for the EXPANSE of seating, but I'll always choose a Casey's hot dog and skinny fries over the burger fare.
Cosmic Ray's is good, too, for the variety.
2 questions--are Aunt Polly's and the Terrace Noodle Station still in operation??
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You can't beat the view at Pinnochio. When it comes to quick service, I tend to be sort of indifferent about the food. It's the other factors that affect my selection. Cosmic Rays would be a close second I think.
I love Pecos Bill's it is one of my must do quick service.
But Pinnochio is a close second for the view!
I went with Pecos Bill as well but I was tempted to vote hot dog!
The Main Street Bakery won't necessarily get me nutrition, but it's my favorite!
May 2008 CSR 
Hi,
Columbia Harbor House for the atmosphere. Cosmic Ray's for the variety. Casey's Corner for a good hot dog.
Jim
Hi,
Columbia Harbor House for the atmosphere. Cosmic Ray's for the variety. Casey's Corner for a good hot dog.
Jim
Sheesh!
May 2008 CSR
LeCellierBuff1963 wrote:Hi,
Columbia Harbor House for the atmosphere. Cosmic Ray's for the variety. Casey's Corner for a good hot dog.
Jim
Sheesh!Then you are missing out. It really is quite a decent place to eat.
And here's a hint: there's a large dining room upstairs with its own condiment station. AND.... there's a bathroom upstairs that's seldom busy.
If you've been on the Keys to the Magic Kingdom tour, your lunch break would have been at Columbia Harbor House, on the 2nd floor. Your tour guide would have also told you that, since there were no indoor bathrooms in colonial times, to make Liberty Square as authentic as possible, the bathroom at Columbia Harbor House is actually physically in Fantasyland!
Zz.
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Aunt Polly's no longer offers meals. Too bad, they used to have great fried chicken! But that was many, many moons ago. I think they're just open seasonally for drinks & snacks now.
I have never seen tomorrowland noodle station open, but I always go off season. I wish that was a regular in the line up tho - there should be something in that spot.
I picked Columbia Harbor House for the Anchor's Aweigh sandwich alone. (Tuna on Whole Wheat ) That is one of my Must-Do foods in WDW Some folks have the DoleWhip or the Mickey Bar, but for me, it's CHH's tuna sandwich 
Your tour guide would have also told you that, since there were no indoor bathrooms in colonial times, to make Liberty Square as authentic as possible, the bathroom at Columbia Harbor House is actually physically in Fantasyland!
Zz.
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I love Village Haus! The ten piece chicken nuggets and fries are big enough for two adults to share, plus you can overlook the Small World loading area! Simple menu, but love the atmosphere.
I voted Pecos Bills--love those burgers.