Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe is a Tex‑Mex, Old West–style saloon in Frontierland at Disney’s Magic Kingdom.
Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe is a quick-service restaurant in Magic Kingdom’s Frontierland. The dining area is themed like an Old West saloon and offers plentiful seating, including outdoor spots where you can catch views of the daily parades.
This location is one of the more popular quick-service choices in the park. In addition to quick-service spots, Magic Kingdom offers full-service restaurants and snack carts across the park.
Location and Information:
Pecos Bill’s generally operates from 10:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and can be found in Frontierland. The menu focuses on Tex‑Mex dishes alongside American favorites. The Disney Dining Plan is typically accepted here.
Menu and Entrées:
The menu features a range of entrées, sides and kids’ items. Menu offerings and prices can change, so consider this a current snapshot at the time of posting.
- Double Bacon Barbecue Cheeseburger
- Fajita Platter – a filling option that can often be shared between two people
- 1/3 lb. Angus Bacon Cheeseburger
- Chicken Rice Bowl
- Pork Carnitas Rice Bowl
- 1/3 lb. Angus Cheeseburger
- Mixed Greens Salad with Chicken
- Mixed Greens Salad with Pork Carnitas
- Beef Nachos – a popular pick
- Chicken Nachos
- Pork Carnitas Nachos
- Fried Green Tomato BLT Sandwich
- Taco Trio
- Mixed Greens Salad
- Veggie Rice Bowl (plant‑based)
Side Options:
Several side choices are available to complement your meal.
- Tortilla Chips
- Pinto Beans
- Cilantro Rice
- PB&J Uncrustable
- Side of Guacamole
- Mandarin Orange
Kid’s Menu Items:
Kids’ meals are for children 9 and under and include two sides and a drink.
- Cheeseburger
- Beef Taco
- Chicken Taco
- Veggie Rice Bowl
- Chicken Rice Bowl
- Kids’ Pork Carnitas Rice Bowl
- Macaroni & Cheese
Drink Options:
- Bottled Orange Juice
- Assorted Fountain Beverages
- Chocolate Milk
- Bottled Water
- Freshly Brewed Regular and Decaf Coffee
- Hot Tea
- Hot Cocoa
- Low‑fat Milk
Dessert Menu:
Dessert offerings rotate seasonally and may change throughout the year.
- Mini Churros with Chocolate Sauce
- Strawberry Limeade Slush
- Peach and Raspberry Trifle
- Sweet Potato Pie
- Powdered Cinnamon‑Sugar Doughnut Holes
Allergy Information:
Pecos Bill’s provides allergy‑friendly options and accommodations. You can request special items and view allergen details for wheat, egg, fish, milk, tree nuts/peanut, sesame and soy on the official Disney allergy menu when planning your visit.
Final Review:
Magic Kingdom sometimes gets a reputation for limited dining options, but there are plenty of choices and many serve decent food. Pecos Bill stands out for generous portions and value—many items are filling and shareable. We tend to visit this quick-service spot more often than others in the park.
Disney Dad Rating:
Ratings reflect our opinion on a 1 to 5 scale.
Atmosphere – 2: The restaurant is large but often crowded and loud. Mobile ordering helps streamline the experience.
Food – 3: Portions are satisfying, though dishes lean toward Americanized Tex‑Mex and can be mild in flavor.
Dining Area – 4: One of the larger seating areas in Magic Kingdom, but finding a spot during busy times can be challenging.
Service – 5: Cast Members are consistently friendly and helpful.
Overall Rating – 3
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