Three Walt Disney World Signature Restaurants have officially received their 2026 Michelin Guide awards, allowing them to display new plaques outside their fine dining establishments. Victoria & Albert’s secured a Michelin Star for the third consecutive year, maintaining its status as the only Disney-owned restaurant with this distinction in Florida. Cítricos at the Grand Floridian and Toledo at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort also earned recognition within the expanded Florida guide. The Michelin Guide originated over 100 years ago from a tire company seeking to boost sales by providing travel recommendations to drivers. While Victoria & Albert’s retains its star, Capa Restaurant was downgraded to a recommended restaurant status for the 2026 edition. Other nearby Central Florida dining spots also received various levels of recognition in the updated guide.
Key Points:
- Victoria & Albert’s has held a Michelin Star for three consecutive years in the 2026 Florida guide.
- The Michelin Guide was originally created by a tire company to help boost automobile industry sales.
- Toledo at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort and Cítricos at the Grand Floridian received Michelin recognition alongside Victoria & Albert’s.
- Capa Restaurant lost its Michelin Star status in 2026 and was downgraded to a recommended restaurant.
- Victoria & Albert’s prix-fixe menu starts at $295.00 per guest with optional wine pairings starting at $155.