Disney Treasure has three included rotational dining rooms, a buffet, a row of pool-deck counters, and two adults-only restaurants that cost extra. Most families can eat very well all week without paying a surcharge, and the dinner shows in two of the dining rooms are part of the ship's entertainment.
I ate my way through the ship on a seven-night sailing. My Disney Treasure review video covers the rotational dining rooms, Palo, and Enchanté on camera.
I sailed Disney Treasure in October 2026, and this guide ranks every venue the way I would prioritize it, based on the menus, the shows, and where each one sits on the ship. For the rest of the ship, see my Disney Treasure review.
Disney Treasure Dining at a Glance
| Venue | Included or extra | Cuisine | Deck |
| Plaza de Coco | Included (rotational) | Modern Mexican | 5 |
| Worlds of Marvel | Included (rotational) | Global | 4 |
| 1923 | Included (rotational) | California-inspired | 3 |
| Marceline Market | Included | Buffet stations | 11 aft |
| Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods | Included | Barbecue, tacos, pizza, burgers | 11 |
| Palo Steakhouse | Extra, adults only | Italian and steak | 12 aft |
| Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement | Extra, adults only | Multi-course French | 12 aft |
Disney Treasure Rotational Dining, Ranked
Disney uses rotational dining, so your table moves between the three main dining rooms on a set schedule over the week. You do not pick the order, but you can see it in the Navigator app once you board. On a 7-night sailing you visit each room more than once.
1. Plaza de Coco on Disney Treasure
Plaza de Coco is the restaurant I would least want to miss, because it is the only one built around a live stage show. It runs two different evenings: a Mariachi Plaza celebration and a Día de los Muertos experience. The menu is modern Mexican, with dishes such as Luisa's Pollo Asado and Abuelita Elena's Shrimp Diabla named for characters from Coco.
[MARK: add which Plaza de Coco night you preferred and your favorite dish]
2. Worlds of Marvel on Disney Treasure
Worlds of Marvel on Deck 4 is the restaurant kids talk about afterward. Screens around the room run Avengers: Quantum Encounter one night and Marvel Celebration of Heroes: Groot Remix on another, and each table has a Quantum Core device that ties into the story. The menu is global, with Wakandan salads, steamed bao buns, and a Pym Doughnut Sundae for dessert.
3. 1923 on Disney Treasure
1923 on Deck 3 is the quietest of the three, an Art Deco dining room named for the year the Disney studio was founded. It is split into the Walt and Roy dining rooms and displays more than 1,000 pieces of animation art and storyboards. The menu leans California, with Beef Wellington, seared sea bass, and crème brûlée. With no show, it is the night to talk at the table.
Pro Tip: If you have a show night conflict with a port adventure that returns late, ask guest services early in the cruise. Missing Plaza de Coco or Worlds of Marvel means missing that night's show.
Disney Treasure Casual Dining on Deck 11
Marceline Market on Disney Treasure
Marceline Market aft on Deck 11 is the buffet, built as a set of separate stations instead of one long line. It serves breakfast and lunch for most guests, and it is the easiest place to feed a family that wants different things.
[MARK: add your go-to Marceline Market breakfast station]
Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods on Disney Treasure
The Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods counters on the pool deck include Mickey's Smokestack Barbecue, Donald's Cantina, Daisy's Pizza Pies, and Goofy's Grill, plus an ice cream counter. They are included, they are close to the pools, and they are the fastest lunch on the ship on a sea day.
Disney Treasure Sweets, Smoothies, and Coffee
Jumbeaux's Sweets on Deck 11 is the Zootopia-themed ice cream and candy shop, and Wheezie's Freezies serves smoothies on the pool deck. For coffee, the walk-up cafes are Heihei Cafe on Deck 4 and Jade Cricket Cafe on Deck 5, and adults have Cove Cafe at Quiet Cove. Some items at these spots carry a charge, so check my guide to what's included on a Disney cruise before you assume something is free.
Disney Treasure Adult Dining, Ranked
Both adults-only restaurants sit aft on Deck 12, reached through The Rose, the Beauty and the Beast lounge. Reservations open in the Navigator app according to your Castaway Club level, from 123 days out for concierge guests (who can submit requests at 130 days) to 75 days for first-time cruisers.
1. Palo Steakhouse on Disney Treasure: The Easier Adult Booking
Palo Steakhouse is themed to Cogsworth and serves Italian dishes alongside premium steaks. In 2025, Disney listed dinner at about $50 per person for the set menu, with à la carte options, and the Champagne brunch at about $50 per person. It seats around 115, so it is the easier of the two to book.
I would put Palo first for most couples. It costs far less than Enchanté, the brunch on a sea day is an easy way to break up the week, and you can do it without giving up a dinner show night.
2. Enchanté on Disney Treasure: French Fine Dining
Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement is the French fine-dining room, themed to Lumière, with about 45 seats. In 2025 it listed a five-course Passion menu at $135 per person and a longer Collection menu at $205, with wine and Champagne pairings available on top. A dessert-only Just Desserts seating is a cheaper way in.
[MARK: add your verdict on Palo vs. Enchanté and the one dish worth ordering]
As your travel agent, I set a reminder for the day your adult dining window opens. Enchanté is the smallest restaurant on the ship, and with about 45 seats I would not wait on it.
Disney Treasure Dining Packages and Drinks
Disney prices Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté per meal. I have not seen a multi-night dining package for Disney Treasure, so plan each adult meal separately and check the Navigator app for current prices before you book.
Alcohol is charged per drink. My Disney drink guide explains how bar charges and wine packages work across the fleet, and my Disney gratuities guide covers the service charges added to drinks and dining.
What I Would Prioritize on Disney Treasure
For families, I would not pay for anything extra until you have done all three rotational rooms once. Plaza de Coco and Worlds of Marvel are the most distinctive meals on the ship, and they are included. For couples, I book the adult dining as one Palo brunch on a sea day and one dinner at either Palo or Enchanté, placed on a 1923 night so you skip a quiet dining room and keep both shows.
If you want to compare the food on the Wish class with the older ships, my Disney Wish review and Disney Dream review cover their dining rooms. For room choice near the restaurants, see my Disney Treasure cabins guide.
Disney Treasure Restaurants: Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Disney Treasure restaurants included? Plaza de Coco, Worlds of Marvel, 1923, Marceline Market, and the Festival of Foods counters are included. Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté carry a per-person charge.
Can you choose which Disney Treasure dining room to eat in? Dinner follows the rotational schedule on your Navigator app. You stay with the same table assignment as you move between the three rooms.
Which Disney Treasure restaurant has a show? Plaza de Coco and Worlds of Marvel both have shows, each with two different versions on different nights. 1923 has no show.
How far ahead can you book Palo Steakhouse on Disney Treasure? From 75 days before sailing for first-time guests and up to 123 days for Pearl and concierge guests (concierge requests open at 130 days), once the cruise is paid in full.
Where are the Disney Treasure adult restaurants? Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté are aft on Deck 12, next to The Rose lounge. My Disney Treasure deck plan guide shows the rest of Deck 12.
Booking Dining and Disney Treasure Together
My pricing is the same as booking direct, I can often add promotions or group rates the cruise line does not show online, and you have a person to call when plans change. Send me your dates, and I will book Disney Treasure and remind you the day your dining window opens.
