Disneyland Restaurants:
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Disneyland Restaurants: What's Good Here? If you think the food at Disneyland will be overpriced, you're right. But if you think it will all be terrible, you're wrong. |
In New Orleans Square:
- Clam Chowder in a Bread Bowl
From the Royal Street Veranda. Filling, hot, and tasty. Get a bowl before you watch Fantasmic. They also have them at the Pacific Wharf Cafe at Disney California Adventure. - The Famous Monte Cristo Sandwich At the Blue Bayou or Cafe Orleans.
It's the kind of thing you should eat without asking "what's in it?" because frankly it sounds awful: a turkey, ham, and cheese sandwich battered, deep-fried, dusted with powdered sugar, and dipped in raspberry jam. Somehow, these ingredients are very tasty when combined. Who knew? If you plan to order this at the Blue Bayou, you should know it's only available at lunchtime.
- Gumbo at Blue Bayou. I'm told that it takes 9 hours and 12 people to make! Tip: If you want a cheaper, quicker bowl of gumbo, get yours from Cafe Orleans. It's the same stuff they serve at the Blue Bayou.
- Crab Cakes At the Blue Bayou.
- Warm Cookie Dessert with Vanilla Ice Cream At the Blue Bayou.
On Main Street at the Carnation Cafe. As Disneyland restaurants go, this is one of my favorites because it's got variety, charm, and decent food. Try the:
- Loaded Baked Potato Soup
Filling and delicious. - Turkey Sandwich on Pretzel Bread with Mustard-Seed Mayo
I don't know who thought of putting a sandwich on a giant soft pretzel but I like them.
At the Blue Ribbon Bakery, next to the Carnation Cafe: :
- Giant cinnamon roll
Covered with thick sweet frosting. Pair this with a large coffee and you'll feel electric. - Giant chocolate muffin
My sons love these almost as much as they love Disneyland itself.
Breakfast of Champions:
Chocolate Muffin at the Blue Ribbon Bakery
Don't miss these other yummies around the park:
- Corn Dogs
Near Main Street at the Little Red Wagon. Hand-dipped and delicious, served with chips for about $6.
- Bengal Barbeque Kabobs In Adventureland.
Relatively healthy and very tasty. A good snack or order 2 for a meal. - Chimichangas and King Henry-Style Turkey Legs At the cart across from the Matterhorn entrance or in Frontierland by the Mark Twain docks.
- Pizza and Chicken Fusilli Pasta In Tomorrowland at Pizza Port.
You know what they say about pizza: Even when it's bad, it's good. If you have a large group, order a large pizza and split it. It's cheaper than buying individual pieces.
- Dole Whip In Adventureland outside the Tiki Room.
From the Dole Tiki Juice stand. Relatively healthy. - Roasted vegetable sandwiches at the Tomorrowland Terrace are "yummo and reasonably priced". Thanks to Kimberly from Colorado for that tip!
- Mickey Premium Ice Cream Bars At ice cream stands around the park. They're not only cute, they're delicious.
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