Centertown

Located in the Caribbean Beach resort the food here is much better than the reviews would leave you to believe. Chicken bowl here was pleasantly one of the best dishes I had on my trip and the walk up service cafeteria style is quite easy to utilize. Better than your average resort food. Would recommend.

This place gets extremely busy at dinner time. I put in a mobile order at 7:45 p.m. and clicked I'm here. At 8 p.m. I went up to ask them how much longer it would be. They were so nice and after around five minutes they made it for me (it was just a chicken caesar salad). At 8:20 p.m. I got a message that my mobile order was ready. If I didn't ask, I would have waited 35 minutes, which is ridiculous for a chicken caesar.The actual salad was ok. The chicken was tender, but the rest was just lettuce and they handed me a caesar dressing package. There are two microwaves here to heat up leftovers, which is nice. There is a ton of seating, so there's not issues with finding a seat. I think I'll probably avoid this quick service in the future or at least know to hit I'm here even before I start walking.

I feel like this spot is the hidden gem of Disney quick service food. The menu is really unique compared to basic park fare and they have way more healthy options. There's plenty of seating and it's a great way to get a quick meal at the Caribbean Beach Resort. I got the chicken bowl and a mini key lime pie. To drink, I got a canned blood orange wine spritz. The chicken was tender and well seasoned with jerk spice. The rice, beans, and pickled veggies made it balanced and filling. The mini pie was super cute and rich. I was impressed with the whole experience. If you're staying here or took the gondola over from Epcot, this is a great spot to cool off and eat.

Quick food for the kids before heading out to the parks. They have the Mickey Mouse Pancakes. Grab a quick little something, but save your adult appetite for the goodies in the parks. Had the bagel breakfast sandwich and it was fine.A lot of stuff is premade and the Mickey Mouse pancakes were dried out, but the little ones didn't care much.

On our last morning at Disney, we didn't have to be anywhere until after 10 or so, so we took the skyliner from Pop Century to Caribbean Beach for breakfast. My friend was super excited about the avocado toast, and when it arrived, I can absolutely see why! It was LOADED! I ordered a ham and cheese omelet that was less than stellar, but was a pretty large serving. It looked like it was kept under the heat lamp for about 30 minutes with the cheese nearly hardened. It came with a side of hashbrowns that were pretty good. I didn't really have a chance to think about what i wanted, so I probably would have chosen something else.I really liked the atmosphere and everyone was exceptionally friendly. You may have to walk a bit to get to the location, but since Caribbean is a pretty sprawling resort, we excepted this. If it's your thing, get the avocado toast... i wish i had!

(1/13/2024) went to meet some old friends in town who were visiting the theme parks. Just to make it easy (especially for the kids), met for dinner at their resort's food court, the Centertown Market at the Caribbean Beach Resort. It was pretty good for a food court. The options were interesting and varied enough for even those who consider themselves to be mildly adventurous. I had the Mixed Grill, of course, so I could try a little of many things. Not sure I'd say much if it was "Caribbean," but it was a fairly tasty plate of food, minus the obviously very wilty, and long-held slaw, which was well past its prime. The chicken was moist, skin a little rubbery, but fairly well-seasoned. Pork ribs were fall off the bone, had a spiced (not spicy hot, but seasoned) dry rub napped with a sweet Rum Mango BBQ sauce. Fried yuca cubes were like every other you've had anywhere and probably the most tropical thing on the plate. The Bubbles of the Sea special Little Mermaid drink was eye-catching. The green apple popping boba were fun and zippy, the rest was fruit-flavored sugar. If you're staying at this resort, you could do worse for a quick-service in-house meal.

Breakfast ends at 11. We did our order at 10:54. We ordered the Bounty Platter, Ham and Cheese Omelet, Cafe Latte, Mr Pibb, and a tropical juice. The platter should now be called a bowl. It's easier to eat it all together now though. Food is touching if that is an issue for you. The juice is actually a non-alcoholic frozen colada. LOL. I didn't realize that. Still delicious. Portions are smaller than a few years ago but still decent. Prices are typical for a resort dining area. Mobile ordering makes things so much faster. There were plenty of seats.

Restaurant is located inside the resort and convenient for food and drinks.Service - It wasn't that great as the lines to order got long, getting tables cleaned took long, and you didn't get that checking up on. Food - Portions are very smalls, Food is just whatevers without any great taste to it, and presentation isn't there.Prices - In the higher side for what you get. Seating - Its not to bad as its a decent size place.Overall it's not worth going here unless you need something quick and not trying to leave the resort.

The center town market is mediocre at best when it comes to food quality but fantastic when it comes to customer service. The staff are super friendly and determined to make you feel welcome. If anything is wrong with meal, they will make it right.For the food, there's nothing special here. Breakfast sandwiches are way too over priced to say they are worth the $8 price tag. Lunch and dinner are not much better but are more reasonably priced. The burgers are similar to hockey puck burgers anywhere in the park. I ordered them two different times during our trip this time, one time they tasted super fresh, the second time it was dry and clearly sat around for a while. I did complain to staff, who did replace it with a fresh one. The chicken bowl is about average with decent flavor, but nothing special. The only thing my kids here consistently like is the pizza, which is about the quality you could expect from Papa John's or similar joints. The only above average item on the menu I had was the Rum Mango BBQ pulled pork sandwich, which the pork had strong flavor.

Came here for rushed take-out order so that we'd have a touch of Disney magic with us on our flight back home to the West Coast. We ordered the chicken bowl and fried yucca bowl with shrimp. Chicken bowl - "Jerk Chicken served over Rice and Beans with a side of Tomato and Cucumber Salad topped with Cilantro-Lime Tofu Crema and Pickled Vegetable Slaw." Fried yucca bowl - "Fried Yucca topped with Black Beans, Pico de Gallo, and Cotija with choice of protein" (we chose shrimp)Both portions were huge. I don't think I've ever had an instance where the menu picture of the food item did not do justice to what we actually got. Looking at the chicken bowl picture, we expected a small bowl with bits of chicken kind of like Chipotle style. Instead, we got 2 big slabs of chicken that had to be chiseled at with a knife. The fried yucca bowl had a lot of shrimp and a lot of yucca. Flavors were on point. Although, of note the jerk chicken didn't taste like jerk chicken; it just tasted like well seasoned chicken. Really satiated our hunger when we were waiting at the gate to board our flight. Definitely got a lot of head turns and probably made nearby passengers very hungry.