Liberty Tree Tavern

Tons of food, and extra if you need it. Flat fee for everything including soft drinks. The salad was great, the food was all good as well, and the bread was also really great. I had a glass of wine and it was also just great for me. The included dessert was ice cream and a cookie or something with chocolate and maybe nuts, I really don't remember, I just know it was great, that's what I left thinking, that's what I'll remember. We did have a really annoying issue though. We had reservations for 630 but they couldn't take us before 7 due to some delays earlier. We got in and only got finished right before 8, just before the fireworks. This really bothered me. By the time we got near main street they would not let us enter and we got ushered through a back alley to get back to main street much much further away and after the show had started. This is the other thing I will always remember, because that was important to me, and I didn't get the view I wanted on my last day in Disney world. Be very careful and do not trust your reservations.

"The Thanksgiving Restaurant" is the name I've heard before. We've been going to Liberty Tree for over 10 years, and think of it as a charming and pleasant restaurant to sit for a while and take our time. The restaurant serves family style with a set offering (which can be altered for pickier kids, allergies or dietary restrictions), but it's kind of a serve one, serve all sort of deal. Meals include choice of non-alcoholic beverages, and begin with a simple salad with shallot dressing and homemade rolls. The meal consists of turkey, roasted pork loin with mushroom gravy (outstanding, ask for extra gravy if you're a mushroom fan) and pot roast. The pot roast is the standard by which we compare all other pot roasts. It is the best we've had. Sides include mac and cheese, whipped potatoes, green beans, stuffing, Cranberry relish and turkey gravy. See why it's the Thanksgiving restaurant? Dessert is outstanding. A sticky toffee gooey cake with ice cream in a skillet. Everything is all you can eat. Dining room is charming, relaxing and colonial. We often take about 2 hours here to refresh, eat slowly, enjoy coffee with dessert and recharge. Several cute colonial dining rooms make up the dining space, decorated to period. Each room is themed after a historic figure from the 18th century.

A Magical Evening at Liberty Tavern, Thanks to Claire! My recent visit to Liberty Tavern was truly enchanting, thanks to our incredible server, Claire. Her warmth and genuine sweetness made us feel right at home. Beyond her impeccable service, Claire captivated us with stories from her remarkable 36 years at Walt Disney World, adding a unique and personal touch to our meal. The highlight of our meal was the fantastic family-style Thanksgiving dinner, featuring a succulent turkey, pot roast, and amazingly creamy macaroni and cheese. It was a true feast! We left feeling uplifted by Claire's delightful presence. If you visit Liberty Tavern at Magic Kingdom seek her out – she'll make your experience truly special!

My sister and I love this Disney restaurant! It was our second visit. It's all-you-can-eat but the servings are big enough that you may not need second servings. I'm a vegetarian and the server was kind and sensitive about my options. She knew which items fit in my diet and which items to avoid. They changed the vegetarian "meatloaf" recipe and I liked it better than the first Impossible recipe. The meal is a Thanksgiving-type meal with potatoes, veggies and stuffing (not vegetarian). I think they also changed the toffee dessert recipe. I didn't like it as much as the previous version but it was still tasty. I like the atmosphere and it fits well with the historical America theme. It's a cozy and cool place to take a break. Make reservations ahead. Also, if you take the time to talk to your servers in the Disney restaurants, they usually have very interesting histories. We've met a couple people now who love working for Disney and have been there for decades.

Family style holiday meal. Turkey, roast beef, Mac and cheese, mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy. green beans, salad. Husband enjoyed beers and I had white sangria. Amour favorite place for lunch. Enjoy the parade out the front door and take a seat. Bathroom is hilariously small and old.

Very good food - and lots of it! I found the pot roast to be absolutely scrumptious and my favorite. The turkey was moist, which can be difficult to achieve for white meat. The pork roast was dry and tough however. The salad was good and the rolls were soft and tasty. The green beans were a standout. The stuffing was a bit salty for me, but tasted good. The toffee, ice cream and chocolate dessert was delicious. Overall a top choice to eat at in the Magic Kingdom. The only disappointment was they were running well behind when we arrived for our reservation and had to wait a half hour. Our server was excellent.

By far my favorite restaurant at Disney World. The service is always great, atmosphere is delightful, and the food is right up my alley with a Thanksgiving delight. We come here every year. If you visit Disney World you should always dine here for lunch or dinner.

We recently dined at this wonderful restaurant that offers a fantastic traditional meal experience. I highly recommend making a reservation, as they were punctual with our seating time. The service was exceptional throughout our visit. We opted for the package that includes three main dishes, along with unlimited salad, main courses, and dessert. It felt like a traditional Thanksgiving feast, and everything was delicious. The salad and turkey were standout dishes, complemented perfectly by the condiments. My wife particularly enjoyed the dessert. Overall, we had a great time and will definitely return for another meal. Great place.