The food was old and stale, took 2 hours to get our food, they have no salad dressing or lids for drinks, the employees there don’t wear gloves or care about cleanliness, they deliberately decide to give you the old food rather than the food right out the oven, I saw an employee fiddling with something on my plate, the atmosphere was extremely loud and cramped, 0/10 would not recommend
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Charlie
Solid theme park fuel. Would’ve rather eaten somewhere else in the park, but the pizza wasn’t bad and the service was fast and cheerful. As with all things Disney it was overpriced, but that goes without saying.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Sean Curran
Worst experience. Waited 25 minutes in line when only 12 people were in front of. Watching the people behind the counter was a clown show.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
pop foz
The food is a decent snack while passing through the park. I went with the cheese pizza that comes with a small salad and a coke. Hit the spot but do not expect gourmet. Just quick and easy while passing through. Plenty seating available but do try to avoid the normal meal times as it can get a little crowded.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Cole Mackenzie
Terribly slow with my mobile order
Daniel Miller
Incredibly slow service. We had two guests get their food first and they ordered after we did. Food was just ok, certainly not worth the 30 minute wait.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 1
Rizz Bizz
You definitely have to try the pizza here!! Such a great pick-me-up!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Andrew Frenze
A Culinary Masterpiece in the Heart of the Animal Kingdom! Dining at Pizzafari was nothing short of a revelation — a true hidden gem tucked away in the wilds of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. You might expect a quick-service pizza joint in a theme park to be forgettable, but Pizzafari absolutely shattered those expectations and delivered an experience that could rival a high-end trattoria in Rome.
Let’s begin with the pepperoni pizza — my choice for the evening. This wasn’t your average slice. The crust was impeccably crisp with a delicate char that spoke of artisanal stone baking. Each bite delivered a symphony of flavor: the pepperoni was bold and perfectly curled with just the right amount of crisp, and the cheese was luxuriously melted, creating a creamy contrast that balanced the spice of the meat beautifully. The sauce? A bright, herbaceous tomato blend that hinted at garlic, basil, and maybe even a touch of sun-drenched oregano.
My girlfriend, whose palate is famously refined (she once sent back crème brûlée in Paris for being too pedestrian), ordered the classic cheese pizza. She described it as “sublime in its simplicity.” The mozzarella was gooey, rich, and clearly high quality — it stretched with elegance on every bite. The ratio of sauce to cheese was spot-on, creating a harmony that even the most seasoned food critic would applaud.
The ambiance deserves its own standing ovation. The dining room was whimsical yet tasteful, with vibrant murals and lush jungle-inspired decor that made us feel like we were sipping Chianti in a rainforest villa. And let’s talk about service: fast, efficient, and genuinely warm. The cast members treated our lunch like a fine dining reservation.
If you think Pizzafari is just another theme park pit stop — think again. It’s a gourmet oasis where flavor reigns supreme, and every bite is a celebration. Whether you’re a seasoned foodie or just someone with a deep appreciation for a damn good slice, Pizzafari is a must. Bravo!
Hope Hayes
When it comes to the food, please avoid this place. There are genuinely better spots to eat than this place. If you have a picky eater, eat at Restaurantasaurus. I ordered a pepperoni pizza with ceased salad and my boyfriend ordered the chicken parm pasta with marinara sauce. We weren’t expecting the greatest food ever, but we were expecting something just okay. This was far from okay, it was one of the worst places on Disney property we have ever ate at. The pizza was greasy, the marinara sauce tasted like it was straight out of the can, and the meal itself was not very filling at all. Please avoid this place and do not eat here.
The experience was overall pleasant—nothing particularly standout, but the food was decent and reasonably priced. The interior has some cute murals that add a nice touch of personality, and it’s great to see vegan pizza on the menu, which is always appreciated.
lital jacobovich
looking for gluten-free pizza place that is actually strict about cross-contact is not an easy thing! but this little gem was great! staff was knowledgable about celiac, and our daughter's gluten pizza was amazing!
ovidio minelli
The food is average The pizza is really bad Salads are acceptable The chicken parmigiana is not bad The best garlic bread Inside it is cool with the air conditioning but outside it is very pleasant (I went in November, in July it must be different) Ordering with the app is very good Expensive, like everything in the parks
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
Sunkissed Floridian
Pretty good meals. I had the chicken parmesan gnocchi. It was good. I liked the garlic bread. It tasted like if Starbucks made garlic bread. The chicken parmesan was very cheesy. I enjoyed that.
Vegetarian options: They had a plant based Italian sausage meal and they had salads one had chicken but one didn't.
Kid-friendliness: They had about 6 different options for kids meals. They had pasta with turkey meat sauce macaroni and cheese pizzas and more. They included bug shaped graham crackers and a cuties mandarin.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza, Garlic Knots, Salad, Pizza Cheese Pizza, Family Style Dinner with Ceasar Salad Baked Ziti Alfredo Pizza and Cannelonis, Cheese Pizza, Baked Ziti, Chicken Parmesan Sandwich
emmanuelle gautier
If I could have rated it zero, I Would have. Lets be clear, its only because we are in Disney that they allow themselves to serve this kind of disgusting food. Any restaurant which would have served that anywhere else would have gone bankrupt ????
The food was old and stale, took 2 hours to get our food, they have no salad dressing or lids for drinks, the employees there don’t wear gloves or care about cleanliness, they deliberately decide to give you the old food rather than the food right out the oven, I saw an employee fiddling with something on my plate, the atmosphere was extremely loud and cramped, 0/10 would not recommend
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Solid theme park fuel. Would’ve rather eaten somewhere else in the park, but the pizza wasn’t bad and the service was fast and cheerful. As with all things Disney it was overpriced, but that goes without saying.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Worst experience. Waited 25 minutes in line when only 12 people were in front of. Watching the people behind the counter was a clown show.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
The food is a decent snack while passing through the park. I went with the cheese pizza that comes with a small salad and a coke. Hit the spot but do not expect gourmet. Just quick and easy while passing through. Plenty seating available but do try to avoid the normal meal times as it can get a little crowded.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Terribly slow with my mobile order
Incredibly slow service. We had two guests get their food first and they ordered after we did. Food was just ok, certainly not worth the 30 minute wait.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 1
You definitely have to try the pizza here!! Such a great pick-me-up!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
A Culinary Masterpiece in the Heart of the Animal Kingdom!
Dining at Pizzafari was nothing short of a revelation — a true hidden gem tucked away in the wilds of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. You might expect a quick-service pizza joint in a theme park to be forgettable, but Pizzafari absolutely shattered those expectations and delivered an experience that could rival a high-end trattoria in Rome.
Let’s begin with the pepperoni pizza — my choice for the evening. This wasn’t your average slice. The crust was impeccably crisp with a delicate char that spoke of artisanal stone baking. Each bite delivered a symphony of flavor: the pepperoni was bold and perfectly curled with just the right amount of crisp, and the cheese was luxuriously melted, creating a creamy contrast that balanced the spice of the meat beautifully. The sauce? A bright, herbaceous tomato blend that hinted at garlic, basil, and maybe even a touch of sun-drenched oregano.
My girlfriend, whose palate is famously refined (she once sent back crème brûlée in Paris for being too pedestrian), ordered the classic cheese pizza. She described it as “sublime in its simplicity.” The mozzarella was gooey, rich, and clearly high quality — it stretched with elegance on every bite. The ratio of sauce to cheese was spot-on, creating a harmony that even the most seasoned food critic would applaud.
The ambiance deserves its own standing ovation. The dining room was whimsical yet tasteful, with vibrant murals and lush jungle-inspired decor that made us feel like we were sipping Chianti in a rainforest villa. And let’s talk about service: fast, efficient, and genuinely warm. The cast members treated our lunch like a fine dining reservation.
If you think Pizzafari is just another theme park pit stop — think again. It’s a gourmet oasis where flavor reigns supreme, and every bite is a celebration. Whether you’re a seasoned foodie or just someone with a deep appreciation for a damn good slice, Pizzafari is a must. Bravo!
When it comes to the food, please avoid this place. There are genuinely better spots to eat than this place. If you have a picky eater, eat at Restaurantasaurus. I ordered a pepperoni pizza with ceased salad and my boyfriend ordered the chicken parm pasta with marinara sauce. We weren’t expecting the greatest food ever, but we were expecting something just okay. This was far from okay, it was one of the worst places on Disney property we have ever ate at. The pizza was greasy, the marinara sauce tasted like it was straight out of the can, and the meal itself was not very filling at all. Please avoid this place and do not eat here.
Pizza wasnt that good. Slow af.
Restaurantji Recommends
The experience was overall pleasant—nothing particularly standout, but the food was decent and reasonably priced. The interior has some cute murals that add a nice touch of personality, and it’s great to see vegan pizza on the menu, which is always appreciated.
looking for gluten-free pizza place that is actually strict about cross-contact is not an easy thing! but this little gem was great! staff was knowledgable about celiac, and our daughter's gluten pizza was amazing!
The food is average
The pizza is really bad
Salads are acceptable
The chicken parmigiana is not bad
The best garlic bread
Inside it is cool with the air conditioning but outside it is very pleasant (I went in November, in July it must be different)
Ordering with the app is very good
Expensive, like everything in the parks
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
Pretty good meals. I had the chicken parmesan gnocchi. It was good. I liked the garlic bread. It tasted like if Starbucks made garlic bread. The chicken parmesan was very cheesy. I enjoyed that.
Vegetarian options: They had a plant based Italian sausage meal and they had salads one had chicken but one didn't.
Kid-friendliness: They had about 6 different options for kids meals. They had pasta with turkey meat sauce macaroni and cheese pizzas and more. They included bug shaped graham crackers and a cuties mandarin.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza, Garlic Knots, Salad, Pizza Cheese Pizza, Family Style Dinner with Ceasar Salad Baked Ziti Alfredo Pizza and Cannelonis, Cheese Pizza, Baked Ziti, Chicken Parmesan Sandwich
If I could have rated it zero, I Would have.
Lets be clear, its only because we are in Disney that they allow themselves to serve this kind of disgusting food. Any restaurant which would have served that anywhere else would have gone bankrupt ????
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 3
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