My Disneyland dining reviews, with pictures

[caligirl stuck in va]

I cannot wait to have those nachos!! Thanks for the pics!!

 

[3Minnies1Mickey]

What are the "Kids Foodles"?

 

[PinkBudgie]

Wow! $3.00! Who knew a foodle would cost so much! I wonder how much the adult foodles are.

 

[LittleBoPeep]

What are the "Kids Foodles"?

They also come as "Ants on a log" (celery and peanut butter with raisins) and as a veggie tray with carrots, celery, and tomatoes with ranch dip.

 

[disneynerd420]

Foods starting last night when we got in, and today so far. we are back for a rest then off to the park again
MILLI'S RESTAURANT LAST NIGHT..
I did not care for the chicken, it was sweet, weird to have sweet fried chicken yuck.kids loved there's.
potato soup was just ok.

WHITE WATER SNACKS

I love you teatime! I can't wait to see the rest of your pics. I hope you are having a good time.

 

[teatime]

Thanks all, here is one more for the night Chicken fusulini ( do not know how to spell it. in tomorrowland it was pretty good.

 

[Kayla's Mom]

Ohhhh yum! I love the chicken fusilli! Thanks Teatime, hope you are having fun!

 

[disneymum58]

Okay, now I'm craving chicken fusilli and I won't even be at DL till Oct. 11!

 

[smiley_face2]

Those chicken and beef nachos look amazing!! I must write that in my reminder for next trip!

 

[Kenttz]

Those nachos looks so good. Now White water snacks is inside the Grand Californian Hotel right? If so do I need to be staying there to get in white water snacks?

 

[Kayla's Mom]

Those nachos looks so good. Now White water snacks is inside the Grand Californian Hotel right? If so do I need to be staying there to get in white water snacks?

It is on the hotel grounds, but anyone can eat there. You can get there by using the GC entrance/exit in DCA. I remember that there are signs telling you which way to go, but it's very close to there. We went there one day for lunch while we were in the park. I am sure someone else can give you better directions than me!

 

[Kenttz]

It is on the hotel grounds, but anyone can eat there. You can get there by using the GC entrance/exit in DCA. I remember that there are signs telling you which way to go, but it's very close to there. We went there one day for lunch while we were in the park. I am sure someone else can give you better directions than me!

Thank you

 

[bluecruiser]

It is on the hotel grounds, but anyone can eat there. You can get there by using the GC entrance/exit in DCA. I remember that there are signs telling you which way to go, but it's very close to there. We went there one day for lunch while we were in the park. I am sure someone else can give you better directions than me!

Take the GCH exit from DCA (near Grizzy River Run). Turn left at the T, then it's on the left, just a short distance down the sidewalk.

 

[AliceinHalloweentown]

No pictures, but here's my reviews:
I had a really enjoyable experience 8/13 at the BB when I took my dad out to dinner.

Our PS was for 5:20 pm, but we showed up at 5:00 and requested a waterside table. The hostess told us there 20-30 min wait, so we stuck it out, and were seated at 5:15, 5 min before our PS. We were about the third table in from the left side, not directly in the middle, but we could see the boats and loading area without being distracted by them.

I had the short ribs, my father had the Tesora Island Chicken, both were fabulous and delicious. The BB potatoes and veggies (white asparagas and brocolli) were very tasty. My dad thoroughly enjoyed the chopped salad, and my gumbo was very good (though the rice was still slightly crunchy). They give you a bowl of warm, very delicious dinner rolls, and to finish our meal off we had the Flying Dutchman Cookie Boat.

The only disappointment I had all evening was the cookie boat no longer (or wasn't that evening) comes with the sugar mast/sail.

It came to just under $40 pp, plus a nice tip for our waiter, who was very attentive (although part of that was rushing us through to make room for more people/tables).

We also ate at Bengal Barbeque for lunch. Most people recommend 2 skewers, but 1 was enough for us! We had one chicken skewer each, and they were soooo goood.

My dad shared a Dole Whip with me for the first time, and loved it, and we also had ice cream cookie sandwiches (the toll house kind) in DCA.

Everything we ate in DL was delicious!

 

[PinkBudgie]

We went to Cafe Orleans this summer. Here are the Pommes Frites. Very good!

I also had the Mardi Gras Chicken Sandwich. It was just ok. It comes on a multi grain roll which I didn't really care for. If it was toasted it might have been better. I don't know if they would have switched rolls, but I prefer sourdough or white. This is half the sandwhich here.

It was DH's birthday and they brought him out a birthday beignet. We shared it and we were plenty full so we didn't order more.

Next time we go, I would just get the pommes frites and the beignets. That would have been enough to eat.

 

[caligirl stuck in va]

What are the "Kids Foodles"?

The Foodles in the picture look like the apples, grapes and cheese Foodles. We recently found these at our local Sheetz - I think they were $2 or so? The girls ate them right up! Good snack.

 

[TheParsec]

Carnation Cafe:

Loaded Bake Patatoe Soup:

Chef Salad:

MeatLoff:

 

[Stacerita]

That meatloaf looks good.

 

[merrrydeath]

My mom's words about the meatloaf picture: "oh no my mouth is filling with saliva".

Yeah....pretty much. Can I have that with a cup of soup? I'm going to come out of there weighing 500lbs...

 

[got2travel]

I am not one for ordering simple meals when I'm eating out. I don't think I've ever ordered stuff like spagetti, mac n cheese, or meatloaf but that pic may have changed my mind!