Pecos Bill was a fictional Wild West cowboy probably invented around 1916. Yep, old Bill is a tall tale (hence the name).

For years this Frontierland restaurant was the home of the “Mile Long Fixin’s Bar”, which was a good reason to eat here. There used to be cheese, grilled onions, and all kinds of fixin’s for hamburgers. You could make a killer sandwich by adding anything you heart desired.

Today the fixin’s bar is smaller, but you still get to fix your own sandwich. The way you like it.

Photo by Jeff_B

Location

Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe is located in Frontierland (naturally) down the way past the arcade and the Country Bear Jamboree. It’s almost to Splash Mountain. Where else would it be?

Entrees

BBQ Pork Sandwich – Smoked pulled pork served with French Fries or Apple Slices
Bacon Double Cheesburger – Served with Fries or Apple Slices
Quarter Pund Cheesburger – Served with Fries or Apple Slices
Chicken Wrap – Seasoned chicken, lettuce, tomatoes, cheese and Pecos house dressing.
Chicken Salad – Tossed seasoned chicken, lettuce, vegetables and cheese.
Taco Salad – Lettuce, Tomato, Cheese and Chili
Vegetarian Burger – Served with Fries or Apple Slices

Sides

Chili
Chili Cheese Fries
French Fries
Carrot Cake
Strawberry Yogurt

Entree’s start at $6.00 to $7.75. Side dishes run from $2.00 to $3.50.

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Crowds

Tables are hard to come by during normal meal times.

Wheat Buns

A couple of years ago Disney got on a wheat bun kick. I don’t know what genius in Anehiem thinks that hamburgers and hot dogs taste better on a wheat bun, but they are just stu … (better not say that) let’s just say, they aren’t very smart. If god meant for hamburgers and hot dogs to be served on wheat buns, then bread would be made out of wheat. (Who’s not so smart now?) I know. But you get what I mean.

The last time we ate at Pecos Bill they had wheat buns. Yuck.

See Dad’s full rant and letter to Disney about wheat buns

And Disney’s response a few months later

Disney Quick Service Restaurant

This restaurant is considered a Quick Service Resturant for the Disney Dining Plan.

All Disney Restaurants are non-smoking.

Magic Kingdom Dining

Pecos Bill is the home of the standard hamburger and french fry meal. That’s OK. It’s a staple of the American diet. However there are lots of good places to eat all around the Magic Kingdom. Find your favorite at …

Dad’s Magic Kingdom Dining page

Dad’s Bottom Line

For the last several years, Disney has been standardizing menus at counter service restaurants. This restaurant has suffered from the standardization. Yes, the cheese may be gone off the fixin’s bar, but you can still make a mean burger here. (Love those mushrooms and onions.) And now that the white bread buns are back, this place is fit to eat at again.