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This outstanding old-world restaurant, with its sensual paintings and dark woods, serves game, steaks, and seafood to an upscale clientele.

Meet Pooh and his cohorts for American buffet breakfasts, lunches, and dinners in Magic Kingdom (park adm required).

Think high-end steaks, often belly-busters (up to a 36-oz [1.2-kg] strip for two) but don’t overlook the lobster option.

The high price can limit this to very special occasions, but trust the first-class food, fine wine, and faultless staff to make a memorable visit. It’s decorated like Queen Victoria’s dining room, and each table gets its very own Victoria and Albert as servers. Changing menus offer seven courses of international dishes, including apple-smoked Colorado bison and black bass with couscous. Take advantage of the wine-pairings (a glass with each of the five courses); it’s cheaper and more varied than buying a bottle.

This romantic gem has a 5-star, international menu, which is served by staff dressed as Victoria and Albert.

This café serves great salads and Middle-Eastern-inspired fare in a former antiques store. It also sells most of its vintage furnishings.

Good Chinese food is rare in these parts. Winnie’s, with its inventive menu, is a find. Try the Peking duck, or the salt and pepper shrimp.

Grilled pizza, spicy tuna rolls, and pumpkin risotto are some of the eclectic options made here by the acclaimed California chef.

Every weekday at 1:30pm, Alice in Wonderland characters join guests in the Grand Floridian resort for tea and cakes.

Polynesian rhythms, dancers, and storytellers provide the backdrop for this grilled meat, seafood, and all-the-trimmings buffet feast.