EatAmerican restaurantHollywood Studios

50s Prime Time Cafe

Name: 50s Prime Time Cafe
Address: 428 Vine Street, Walt Disney World
Telephone: +14079395277

Very good homestyle "comfort food" served in a classic 1950s sitcom kitchen, complete with Formica tabletops and black-and-white televisions. Word to the wise: you had better eat all your vegetables if you want to order dessert. Your server, in character as an ersatz family member, will have no qualms about putting you on the spot about this or any number of things; it's all in good fun, but do not eat here if you're not in the mood to play along.

Wi-Fi
Wheelchair accessible

Address: 428 Vine Street
Getting there: Vine St near Echo Lake
Hours: 11AM-park close
Price: $13-$21
Phone: +14079395277
Website: disneyworld.disney.go.com (opens in a new tab)

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