Three Walt Disney World restaurants have received plaques commemorating their inclusion in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide.
MICHELIN 2026 Restaurants at Walt Disney World
Victoria & Albert’s at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa retained its star status this year, marking three consecutive years the restaurant has held a one star recognition. Cítricos (also at the Grand Floridian) and Toledo at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort also made the MICHELIN Guide without stars.
One MICHELIN Star recognizes high-quality cooking that makes a restaurant worth stopping for. Michelin also awards two stars for exceptional cooking worth a detour and three for cuisine worth a special journey. Restaurants are reassessed annually, so retaining a star requires maintaining the guide’s high standards.
Cítricos, also at the Grand Floridian, and Toledo at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort are MICHELIN Selected restaurants in the 2026 guide. Neither holds a MICHELIN Star or Bib Gourmand distinction.
MICHELIN Selected restaurants are recommended by the guide’s inspectors for the quality of their cooking. Inclusion is a recognition of quality in its own right, although it is separate from a star or Bib Gourmand distinction.
Walt Disney World Ambassador Phelicia shared photos of the presentation, celebrating the chefs and teams “whose passion, creativity and dedication help make these world-class dining experiences possible.”
These three venues are not the only restaurants on Walt Disney World property included in the guide. At Disney Springs, The Polite Pig also appears in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide as a recommended restaurant without a star.
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