DisDancerina
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Oh my!!! I'm sorry I scared you!![]()
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For the record, those meat pies look sooooooooooo good! I don't think I'd be able to stop at just a few!![]()
Should I be afraid to look this person up?
Oh my!!! I'm sorry I scared you!![]()
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For the record, those meat pies look sooooooooooo good! I don't think I'd be able to stop at just a few!![]()
Should I be afraid to look this person up?

) alot of the stuff is foreign to me so I'm writing it in a notebook so I remember what I want to try - who would have thought that American food is soooo different to what I eat in New ZealandOh how exciting. There are some wonderful books you might get too. Have you read the Disneyland Passporter? That is my favorite.
http://allears.net/dlr/din/dining.htm
Here is a website with the menus of the places to eat at the resort. Enjoy.
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Is it wrong to want to laminate the menus and study them hehe 
Oooh Don't think I have read the disneyland passporter (will need to pay another visit to Amazon me thinks)
And yes - I spend alot of time on allears.netIs it wrong to want to laminate the menus and study them hehe
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Ohhhhhh... Beth. However did you know I was going to Burbank in November?How cool. If I lived near one I'd be there all the time!I wasn't going to post these because they aren't from Disney, but then I thought maybe if anyone going to Disneyland was going to be in the Glendale or Burbank area they might want to try Porto's, so I'll post them anyway. I hope no one minds. I can always take them down if they do.
These are the desserts we got. Creme brulee, raspberry cheesecake and a chocolate dipped strawberry. Below that is the mango mousse. They are really reasonably priced too! Each of these items was only $2.50.
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Here are the potato balls. These are really good and cheap too! In with them is one chorizo pie that we got to try. It was ok.
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I broke one of the potato balls open so you can see the inside. Sorry they are kind of messy. It's just a light coating of crumbs, with mashed potatoes, and meat. Simple, but delicious.
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And of course the meat pies that I could eat several of in one sitting.![]()
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The Glendale/Burbank area is about a 45-60 minute drive from DL depending on time of day and of course traffic. We've lived in both Glendale and Burbank which is how I know. So if anyone has car and is out that way, Porto's is definitely worth a stop over.![]()
They have a website too: http://www.portosbakery.com/
We are SOOO going to check this place out. You're welcome.![]()
Pssst.... I did not like the Tigger Tails at all, so don't feel so bad. Sssshhhh, don't tell anyone I said that, they might come after me with pitch forks and torches!! LOL![]()
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Has anyone tried one from there? You simply cannot get good Mexican food in Virgina. 
You are?? Well then I'm glad I posted those after all. While I haven't been to the bakery in Burbank, I'm sure it's similiar. Let me know what you think and what you order.Ohhhhhh... Beth. However did you know I was going to Burbank in November?![]()
We are SOOO going to check this place out.
You're welcome.Oh my, MommaU4, thanks for the info about Porto's...I will definately check them out next time we're in California. I am not a sweets fan, but I do love bread. I checked out the website you linked and man! Those sandwiches look great, but what really sold me was the fact that they sell TAMALES!!!Has anyone tried one from there? You simply cannot get good Mexican food in Virgina.
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I cannot say that I've tried the tamales from there, but everything I have tried has been good, so I can't imagine those wouldn't be as well.

LOL... No...she's a character from Sweeney Todd....she makes "special" meat pies....because real meat is scarce.![]()
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You are?? Well then I'm glad I posted those after all. While I haven't been to the bakery in Burbank, I'm sure it's similiar. Let me know what you think and what you order.![]()
You're welcome.I cannot say that I've tried the tamales from there, but everything I have tried has been good, so I can't imagine those wouldn't be as well.
If you'll be in CA maybe you can make it down to Olvera Street and stop at Cielito Lindo for some of their taquitos.
They are so good! Here is a link to their website and a pic from our visit there earlier this month:
http://cielitolindo.org/
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Ok, now I promise that is the LAST non-Disney food I will post! I don't want to get yelled at.![]()
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Olvera Street is basically in Downtown L.A. across from Union Station. Here is more info for ya: http://www.olvera-street.com/I WILL!! We are gong to be in Burbank for a convention... So I think a stop by there will totally be in order!
Where is Olivera St.? We are tamale JUNKIES.

I WILL!! We are gong to be in Burbank for a convention... So I think a stop by there will totally be in order!
Where is Olivera St.? We are tamale JUNKIES.
You have my tummy growling.
Gosh, I haven't been to Olvera Street since I was a little girl and my kids have never been, so I might just have to make that a place to visit next Spring when we come out, of course we never miss Disneyland either! But my daughter and I are definately foodies!
So getting some good food while we're out there is a huge part of the fun! 
Where can you get the chicken fussili?
Where are the best beignets?
Where are the Nemo cupcakes?
This is a great thread! Thanks!
Tracy
