Pinocchio Village Haus - Pine Hills

The indoor seating area is spacious and offers a nice view, with a decor that reflects the story of Pinocchio in an aesthetically pleasing way. The restaurant operates on a mobile ordering system, which I appreciate, as it helps reduce congestion inside and keeps people from crowding in line. I would support continuing this practice post-COVID-19 to maintain a more pleasant experience. However, for some guests, the lack of waiting space outside—forcing them to stand in the blazing sun—could be an issue. Overall, after a disappointing meal at Liberty Tree, this place provided the cool environment and quick bite we needed at the moment, even if the drink policy is stingy and the food only mediocre.

The food was average, with limited options available, and they don't offer any sandwiches. Prices are on the higher side as well. We tried the chicken strips and fries, but the chicken strips were thick and undercooked. You might be better off bringing your own peanut butter sandwich instead; it would be healthier and save you some money!

This is a well-maintained quick-service restaurant with a variety of seating options across several indoor areas, as well as a view of the Small World ride. There's an indoor and outdoor balcony area, and you will find stairs to the right leading to an outdoor terrace. The food is decent; the chicken strips are quite good, but the flatbread resembles a pizza that's struggling with its identity. I've had better bad pizza elsewhere. Think of it as a fast food station with a nice view and a nostalgic Disney atmosphere.

Currently only mobile orders and don't let them go inside until their phone shows that their order is ready. many seating options, both inside and outside. eating is not good, but it's okay. the pizza had a nice taste. the tiramisu was pretty good, pretty little piece. the chicken pliers for the children are good and not too oily.

Food was “meh…” but quick mobile ordered, ready within minutes . Plenty of indoor seating, a few tables overlooking the It’s a Small World ride entrance. Good place if you are hungry and want to avoid the outdoor heat. The cake pop from the 1971 meal was a pleasant surprise, it’s more like a rich brownie on a popsicle stick.