Magical Monday: 50's Prime Time Cafe'

It has been a hot minute since I blogged about Disney World. I promise to do better...I really do. I actually have an update on our 2018 trip to share, but first things first...the last time I wrote, I left you with the promise of a review of Disney's 50's Prime Time Cafe.

This fun little restaurant is located in Hollywood Studios and is one Table Credit for anyone on a Disney Dining Plan. While it was one of the best meals we had during our trip, it was also the most stressful. They were running almost 45 minutes behind on the reservation times, and someone cut to the front of the check-in line, which made the wait longer as she had a large family and was extremely particular!

(Photo Credit: AllEars.Net)

Despite that little hick-up, it was well worth the wait. It's a fun restaurant themed like a 1950's Hollywood home. The decor and furniture are truly from the era and I saw several treasures that I remember from my grandmother's house growing up. The atmosphere is super fun too. The waiters are your "cousins" and they fuss at you to eat your vegetables and keep your elbows off the table!

We apparently asked our "cousin" for too many refills because he brought us a gallon of sweet tea and two giant straws to sip it through. Ha! As for the food, it was great! I had the roast beef, which was as good as homemade! Eric had the sampler with a pork chop, meatloaf, and fried chicken. The sides were along the same lines as Cracker Barrel.

For dessert I got the apple pie...oh my goodness, y'all! Eric got a brownie a la mode and it was to so, so yummy! Despite the long wait time to be seated, it really was a wonderful meal in a fantastic atmosphere. I think the kids would get a kick out of the old decorations...and the "cousins" could even help convince them to eat! We'll be back for sure!

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