Fairfax Fare

Mashed-up mashed potato bowls? And more interesting than KFC flavors? Sign us up!It's not a huge portion but for a lunch of Disney Parks food the Waffle Bowl really is only a couple bucks more in price than an Asian savory waffle cone you can find elsewhere. (Albeit those are often with a steamed rice base.)On a Disney Parks standard we found Fairfax Fare similar to a Ronto Roasters in the Star Wars land: filling-enough for price, fast-casual pick-your-own-table-to-eat-nearby, and interesting flavors (we got the Korean pork belly). And then you're back off to enjoy the park again!

I don't do onions so I had them make it without. Surprisingly, this is very good, despite the odd description. The beef was a little chewy, but the BBQ was tasty. The corn chips and creamy mashed potatoes worked well to provide taste and texture and the queso was creamy. It's oddly in a waffle bowl (basically a slightly sweet waffle cone you'd use for ice cream). I'd give it a 7.6/10

Different! But like .. I liked it! Savory waffle bowls? Sign me up!After doing my Disney food research, I was intrigued by this place. My group and I tried all three waffle bowls - Buffalo Chicken Bowl, Korean BBQ Pork Bell Bowl, and Barbecued Beef Brisket Bowl. That is also the ranking of how much we liked the bowl, from tastiest to least tasty. All three bowls were good, just depends on your flavor preferences. Across the board, we were all surprised at how much we enjoyed the Buffalo Chicken Bowl. Out of all the bowls, this one was the most cohesive. If you had a bite of everything (chicken, mashed potatoes, sauce, and coleslaw), it all just came together. I'm not positive but I think there was a blue cheese-y kind of sauce on it (and I usually don't enjoy blue cheese), but it really just worked here. All of us were surprised at how much we liked the sauce and overall bowl! That one is a winner! The other two were just a-okay.Also, our group enjoyed the waffle itself. The waffle had a slightly sweet flavor and it was super addicting to snack on once we had finished most of the filling. Overall, not bad. I'd only get the Buffalo Chicken Bowl again! The other two I would pass on.

they missed my order, and let me wait 30 minutes, fk them!!!!! they missed my order, and let me wait 30 minutes, fk them!!!!! they missed my order, and let me wait 30 minutes, fk them!!!!!

Picked up food at Fairfax Fare for the first time on my most recent visit to Walt Disney World (WDW). The menu may initially be odd for some people since they seem to prepare savory food bowls served in a waffle bowl. Honestly, this type of combination is right up my alley, and I loved my meal! The food was a good serving size, decent price (for Disney), and tasted good. Definitely, a great option if you're looking for something hearty and different that extends beyond typical theme park food.Fairfax Fare is a quick service kiosk located in Disney's Hollywood Studios (DHS). Guests can place orders through the MyDisneyExperience app mobile order system or wait in a standby line to order in a more traditional way. Fairfaxe Fare is situated on Sunset Blvd. in a cluster of other quick service kiosks right across from the Beauty and the Beast theater. There are plenty of tables and chairs shared among all of the other quick service spots for patrons to enjoy a meal on site. The bowls are very easy to walk around with if you're looking for something on the go.All of the bowls sounded really tasty, but I ended up trying the Korean Barbecued Pork Belly Bowl. There was a good amount of tender pork belly smothered in a delicious sauce and sitting on top of mashed potatoes. Perhaps rice may have been a better side choice, but it seemed like all of the bowls, with the exception of the macaroni one, are served with mashed potatoes. At any rate, the combination of the bowl worked out. I loved finishing the meal with the waffle bowl. I would definitely order again without any hesitation!Fairfax Fare is going to be a new quick service option for me when visiting DHS. I'm looking forward to trying some of their other bowls in the future!NOTE: You must have park access/entry to Disney's Hollywood Studios to eat at Fairfax Fare.

Located in a mash up area with a few food places that all look the same, Fairfax Fare is a redundantly named quick service place right on the street. If you're in this section of the park looking for food, you can't miss it. There's not much of a waiting area, which was problematic as I ended up walking back to my family versus standing around. Lost track of time, and then by the time I got back they gave my order away; the staff was nice and remade it for me, however I'd never experienced that with a mobile order before. At least at a bench or something guys. Very average looking however food is above average for this kind of place at Disney. I got the buffalo chicken bowl and it was pretty good, with a decent portion of chicken and mashed potatoes. Chicken was the typical Disney variety however the buffalo sauce helped a lot. The mashed potatoes cooled things off as did the cole slaw. Would've loved a ranch dressing drizzle. however I degree. Waffle bowl was unnecessary and weird although I recognize the gimmick.Wanted to walk across the park to Star Wars land for lunch, however this was not too bad. Would do it again.

Opted for the Korean barbecue pork belly bowl, served on a bed of mashed potatoes. Digging into the pork belly was pure joy--tender, savory, with a hint of sweetness, though a tad salty. The crispy waffle bowl on the outside added a nice crunch.

5th day in the parks, and I've learned that there's not that many good places to eat in Disney world, be it magic Kingdom, epcot or Hollywood studios. But this place breaks that trend. It's located close to the tower of horror, with all the other food court items are. But it's pretty good. They have multiple types of waffle bowls to order from. And I decided to go with their Korean pork belly. And was it good!!! The pork belly was soft and tender and rich. Sauce was really good!! Borderling too sweet. Good amount of mash potatoes as the carb. I don't get why a waffle bowl? A rice bowl would've been cool. It just added sweetness that didn't really need to be there. Also got their Tampa Bay reef donkey apa. Maybe it was the heat, maybe because I was probably dehydrated. Or because I'm a lightweight, but it hit me like a semi truck. Had to go sit down and watch the beauty and the beast show to catch my bearings!! It was light and refreshing. But overall it was quite good. And being less than 15 bucks for a meal, I think it was quite worth it, since they do give you a good amount of pork belly.

Sounded like a fun food concept and opted for the soba noodles and added the plant-based chicken. For starters, I received 3 tiny pieces of chicken that I could have eaten in one bite. when I bit into the noodles, they were disgustingly sweet and over sauced. I tried mixing it, thinking all the sauce was at the bottom. But when I tilted the bowl, it looked like I poured out half a bottle of sauce. I'm really disappointing and don't recommend this place at all.

They have a complete different menu now than most of the stuff you see online. So make sure you check out their current menu before going. Now Fairfax Fare specializes in mashed potato based bowls. My husband had the brisket bowl, I had the Buffalo chicken bowl and we shared the vegan soba noodles bowl. We also had the special 50 year anniversary blonde which probably won't be offered for much longer. I thought the Buffalo chicken bowl was a little bit too spicy so I added some ranch sauce. The Soba Noodles bowl wasn't bad but I don't think it would be fulfilling if that's all you're eating. The dessert was tasty but I crashed on sugar afterward even though I only ate a few bites. Too sweet!