Make mealtime a show-stopping affair with a visit to the Diamond Horseshoe. This Old West music hall (which is really a table service restaurant) located in Magic Kingdom Park offers a family-style meal starring dishes that’ll bring you back to the early days of America – and it’s an all-you-care-to-enjoy feast that offers plenty for bigger appetites, too.
The Diamond Horseshoe Location
The Diamond Horseshoe is located in Liberty Square, just around the corner from Liberty Tree Tavern and across the pathway from the Rivers of America.
The Diamond Horseshoe Menu
While the Diamond Horseshoe has changed numerous times over the years, you can currently find a family-style, all-you-can-eat (or, as Disney calls it, “all-you-care-to-enjoy”) dining for lunch and dinner. And while it’s billed as a Frontier Feast, the food might look familiar when it arrives at your table – that’s because The Diamond Horseshoe actually serves the same dishes as Liberty Tree Tavern.
That’s right: If you were hoping to try the food at Liberty Tree Tavern but couldn’t nab a reservation, you can just head over to the Diamond Horseshoe for the same food. Similarly, the Diamond Horseshoe offers fixed-priced meals, so you’ll pay a per-person rate versus per-plate.
Even more importantly, since the Diamond Horseshoe and Liberty Tree Tavern are focused on American comfort food like roasted turkey, pot roast, masked potatoes, and macaroni and cheese, it’s a great option for the whole family. It may not be standout cuisine for adults, but if you’re working with picky eaters or kids with more limited tastes, this table service spot will satisfy everyone in your party easily.
Take a look at what’s on the menu at the Diamond Horseshoe below.
All-You-Care-to-Enjoy Frontier Feast
- Diamond Horseshoe Salad
- Saloon Feast
- Ooey Gooey Toffee Cake
- Peel-and-Eat Shrimp (an additional cost)
All-You-Care-to-Enjoy Plant-based Cowpoke Platter
- Cowpoke Salad
- Impossible Meatloaf
- Johnny Appleseed’s Warm Apple Cake
Alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages also available.
Disney Dining Plan
The Diamond Horseshoe does accept the Disney Dining Plan, so you can use your meal credits for lunch or dinner here. However, since it is a table service restaurant, you can only use the Disney Dining Plan here – the Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan isn’t accepted.
It’ll cost you one table service meal credit per person to dine here.
Advance Dining Reservations
Like all of Disney World’s table service restaurants, the Diamond Horseshoe does offer advance dining reservations (ADRs) so you can book a table ahead of your visit. However, while ADRs are highly recommended by Disney, we’ve found that this restaurant is a bit different – it’s not nearly as popular as Liberty Tree Tavern (or even other restaurants in Magic Kingdom).
We’ve found that scoring a table at the Diamond Horseshoe is pretty easy, even if you fail to make a reservation ahead of time. This is a spot that usually always has walk-up availability, too, in case you don’t want to plan ahead. So, if you need a last-minute dining option, head here.
Is The Diamond Horseshoe Kid-Friendly?
The Diamond Horseshoe is definitely a kid-friendly place to dine. The food on the menu will please even the pickiest of eaters (Macaroni and cheese on a family-sized plate? That’s all kids want!). And the all-you-care-to-enjoy format makes it easy for kids to eat as much or as little as they’re in the mood for. Plus, the atmosphere is nothing fancy, which means parents can relax about noisemakers or a bit of that hangriness.
Our biggest gripe? There hasn’t been any entertainment offered at the Diamond Horseshoe in years. So, while you are dining inside a music hall with some old Frontierland-ish theming, there isn’t actually any live music or entertainment happening here. As a result, the theming isn’t that great compared to other restaurants with more for kids to see and enjoy while they dine.
