This post covers everything you need to know about the quick/counter service restaurant, Pecos Bill including, menus and an FAQ! If you have any further questions about any of the menus or anything else about the restaurant then let us know in the comments or on Facebook!
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Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & Cafe Restaurant Overview
This quick service dining location is located in Frontierland right near to Country Bear Jamboree. The restaurant is based on the fictional hero of the Old West, Pecos Bill.
The restaurant features both inside and outside seating (though the majority of seating is found on the inside of the restaurant) and if you scope to your seat early enough, you can get a great view of the parade as it passes through Frontierland.
Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & Cafe Opening Times
This quick service location is usually one of the first places to open and last places to close at the Magic Kingdom and is a fantastic place to eat before the crazy rush of lunch kicks in or as last meal of the day before home.
Typically it tends to open at 10:30am and usually shuts at 11pm though stays open later depending on park hours. I have found that it tends to be quieter before 11:30 and after around 9pm.
Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & Cafe Menu
The Pecos Bill menu is themed around a Tex Mex style offering after moving away from the burgers/wraps that it primarily offered in 2015. While in my opinion the menu is nowhere near as good as it used to be (it was previously one of the best places to grab a burger in the Magic Kingdom) this quick service is still well worth a visit.
Couple of tips, the main menu items are all good however be warned that some items may be a little spicy for the younger diners. Also, if you are on the dining plan then it is well worth grabbing the churros just because you can but I wouldn’t rush out to spend $4.99 on them, they aren’t worth the price.
Beverages
Assorted Fountain Beverages Regular – $2.99
Includes Coca-Cola products and the standard fountain drinks sold at all food locations across Walt Disney World
Country Bears Jug with Fountain Beverage – $9.29
Although the jug does seem a little on the pricey side, it looks fantastic and is a must have for fans of Country Bear Jamboree or those wanting another souvenir to add to the collection!
Country Bears Jug with Raspberry Lemonade Slush- $10.49
Same as above but comes with the slightly more expensive raspberry lemonade slush!
Dasani Bottled Water – $2.75
Hot Tear or Cocoa – $2.49
Low fat milk – $1.99
Nesquik Chocolate Milk – $2.59
Simply Orange Juice – $3.99
Strawberry Lemonade Slush featuring Odwalla – $3.99
Entrées
Chicken Burrito – $11.99
Comes with cilantro rice and beans
Chicken Fajita Platter – $13.49
Comes with cilantro rice, beans and tortilla
Southwest Burger – $13.49
Topped with pepper jack and served with a side of tortilla chips
Southwest Salad with Chicken – $10.99
- Made with mixed greens, chicken, monterey jack cheese, tomato, roasted corn, jalapenos, and chipotle ranch
Southwest Salad with Spicy Beef – $11.99
- Made with mixed greens, beef, monterey jack cheese, tomato, roasted corn, jalapenos, and chipotle ranch
Spicy Beef Burrito – $11.99
Comes with cilantro rice and beans
Steak Fajita Platter – $14.49
Comes with cilantro rice, beans and tortilla
Sides
Chilli – $3.99
Dessert
Churros – $4.99
Comes with a small pot of chocolate sauce
Cannon Greek Yoghurt – $3.19
There is also a fantastic fixins’ bar which consists of a variety of toppings that you are welcome to take as much as you like. Items include:
- Sour cream
- Salsa
- Diced onions
- Chipotle Ranch
- Banana peppers
- Shredded cheese
- Verde sauce
- Guacamole
- Pico de Gallo
- Limes
- Roasted corn
Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & Cafe FAQ
This section covers off some of the burning questions asked by guests wanting eat at Pecos Bill.
Is Pecos Bill on the Disney Dining Plan?
Yup – providing you want a full meal you can use one quick service entitlement to grab yourself any of the items from the entrées list along with a drink and a dessert.
What is the food at Pecos Bill like?
As mentioned earlier, the restaurant (in my opinion) went from being one of the best quick service locations at the Magic Kingdom to one that just about satisfies the need (if you like Tex Mex food). The food is great if you love that kind of food but will does not offer a great deal of choice for families.
Of course it is great that Disney are trying something different with a Tex Mex theming and I would rather they add some variation than simply serve burgers and chicken nuggets everywhere. As a result in change of theming and the fact the food could be improved, Pecos Bill has fallen a way down the list of quick service restaurants at the Magic Kingdom.
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Ryan has been attending theme parks since as long as he can remember and his first proper memory comes from when he was just three years old sitting in Main Street USA drinking a Nesquik milkshake from a carton while the piano was being played outside Casey’s Corner.