Pinocchio’s picks up design cues from a quaint Italian cottage, circa late 1800’s. You’re never quite sure if you’re on the inside looking out, or the outside looking in... just be sure to look up, that’s where many of this village haus’ details are located. The various seating areas are quartered off quite nicely and there are many of them, offering ample seating throughout the restaurant. The most historic of these seating areas, are the few tables that overlook the It’s A Small World attraction.

American-Italian options include a couple of flatbread selections, a meatball sub, Mediterranean salad, and various dessert items to finish your meal.