My Disneyland dining reviews, with pictures

[Sally_fan]

Disneyland's official Twitter feed posted today about this new treat called Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat Tails:


In addition to Candy Palace on Main Street in DL, it also says they can be found at Marceline's Confectionery in DTD and Greetings From California in DCA.

Oh! Oh! OH!!! I will be there in 1 month & I reallly hope that they still have these!! They are gorgeous!!!! Thanks for sharing!!

 

[Angel16]

Jambo, fellow AKL lite follower!

When we were there in 08, we loved Cafe Orleans and Goofy's Kitchen brunch.

Jambo, my friend Thank you for the suggestions. I will take a look at both of those tomorrow (getting late here) I believe Goofy's Kitchen is at DL hotel. We are getting excited!


Angel16

 

[MsTiauna27]

The Monte Cristo dish at Blue Bayou. It is so good but yet affordable. Picture was taken with my Iphone, sorry it is not super clear. I will take some more pics this Saturday when I go back again.

 

[Kiann3]

We were just there March 3-8th. Fav place to eat inside DL is Cafe Orleans. I have pics of the food just no clue how to post them.

Fav place to eat DTD is Nachos with grilled chicken at ESPN

Loved Steakhouse 55 the atmosphere is what I have been looking for, for the past 17 years.

Story Tellers Cafe have the best cornbread muffins in the world.

Ohh for Mickey waffles Carnation Cafe on main street. Yummm

Ohhh How I wish I lived near Disneyland I would love to goto ESPN for those Nachos.

 

[franandaj]

I can't believe this thread, it has taken me over a week, but I finally read the whole thing! I'll have to start taking pictures of everything that I get out at the parks, we go there quite often and will be there almost every weekend for the F&W Festival. I'm so excited! I've already started my trip report by recapping my experiences for the past couple years. I can't wait to continue food updates in this thread! Thanks to everyone for the great pics, and those of you who deleted photos from 2006, shame on you! We still want to see them even four years later!

 

[kaoden39]

I can't believe this thread, it has taken me over a week, but I finally read the whole thing! I'll have to start taking pictures of everything that I get out at the parks, we go there quite often and will be there almost every weekend for the F&W Festival. I'm so excited! I've already started my trip report by recapping my experiences for the past couple years. I can't wait to continue food updates in this thread! Thanks to everyone for the great pics, and those of you who deleted photos from 2006, shame on you! We still want to see them even four years later!

Ooh I can hardly wait to see your pictures from the F&W.

 

[franandaj]

Ooh I can hardly wait to see your pictures from the F&W.

Check out the link in my signature, I've got quite a few from 2008 & 2009 posted already....counting the days until April 16!

Tick tock tick tock

 

[kaoden39]

Check out the link in my signature, I've got quite a few from 2008 & 2009 posted already....counting the days until April 16!

Tick tock tick tock

I just went and wow. It looks wonderful.

 

[MsTiauna27]

I had the filet mignon from Blue Bayou and the steak was wonderful.

 

[roxy72]

Besides the Cheshire Cat tail, are there any other new or special goodies (ie. for St. Patricks' Day) available at the parks? I'm going to DL on Sunday and hope to load up on snackies.

 

[Disneylvrforever]

Besides the Cheshire Cat tail, are there any other new or special goodies (ie. for St. Patricks' Day) available at the parks? I'm going to DL on Sunday and hope to load up on snackies.

There is a Mickey leprechaun looking caramel apple & cupcakes w/ green frosting along w/ shamrock & gold coin sprinkles.

 

[spacemermaid]

Besides the Cheshire Cat tail, are there any other new or special goodies (ie. for St. Patricks' Day) available at the parks? I'm going to DL on Sunday and hope to load up on snackies.

Last year they had something similar to the Tigger/Cheshire Cat tails (marshmallows dipped in caramel, then dipped in chocolate, then decorated with sugar shamrocks); don't know if they have them this year, but they were yummy last year!

 

[bluecruiser]

Besides the Cheshire Cat tail, are there any other new or special goodies (ie. for St. Patricks' Day) available at the parks? I'm going to DL on Sunday and hope to load up on snackies.

They didn't post any pictures, but DLR made this announcement via Twitter last week:

You can now find St. Patrick's Day-inspired candy apples at the Disneyland Resort

From the article link, it says that these apples are available for a limited time starting 3/12 (last Friday) and they can be found at 4 locations:

Disneyland - Candy Palace on Main Street USA
Disneyland - Pooh Corner in Critter Country
DCA - Greetings from California
DTD - Marceline's Confectionery

For Marceline's Confectionery, there is a note:

Special Order items from Marcelines' Confectionery are available by calling 714-300-7922. A two week advance notice is required on all special order items. Payment required in person prior to pick up.

 

[roxy72]

Thanks for the info!! I'm not a big St. Patrick's day fan, but like getting seasonal treats at the park.

 

[bluecruiser]

Update from Disneyland's Twitter feed today:

It’s your lucky day! It’s your last chance to pick up some themed candy apple treats for St. Patrick’s Day at Marceline’s Confectionery!

No other details, so I don't know if this means today is the last day or not. Also, it didn't mention the park locations, so I don't know if they will still have them in the parks this weekend.

 

[incruzcontrol2]

Love this site. Thank you to everyone who has put up their pictures. We are going down in two weeks.. spring break I know! crazy but it's the only time we can go and I will not turn down a trip to DLR!

After all these mouthwatering pictures, I would really like to try Cafe Orleans (along with a few others) but Cafe Orleans seems like a must for now. We have a party of 6 and will probably eat here the day before Easter. Do you suggest a reservation? Or is walk in okay? Thanks.

 

[reynmagsmom]

during spring break I would advise a ressie for Cafe Orleans...and you will love it great food great service that was our favorite from last year and it will be a must every time we go to DLR!!! Have a blast we may be able to swing a trip this summer but it is still up in the air!!!!

 

[franandaj]

After all these mouthwatering pictures, I would really like to try Cafe Orleans (along with a few others) but Cafe Orleans seems like a must for now. We have a party of 6 and will probably eat here the day before Easter. Do you suggest a reservation? Or is walk in okay? Thanks.

I always make a reservation for Cafe Orleans. We are local so we'll sometimes wake up in the morning and decide that we want to go there for a late lunch. We'll call that morning for say a 2 or 3 o'clock reservation. We get seated much faster than the people who do walk up.

 

[DizFan13]

Hi everyone! I have been searching through this thread, trying to find a few pics of dinner at Goofy's kitchen. We have always had brunch there, which we love, but our schedule this time being what it is, we are thinking about trying the dinner instead. Does anyone have any idea if there are dinner pics here, or does anyone have any they are willing to share? I have made it back to about page 90, and I will keep going if anyone thinks I will find some! I would also love to hear from those of you who have tried both meals. Is there a wide variety of food options at the dinner? How about a wide variety of characters?

 

[DizFan13]

LOL...never mind. I just found some pics, on page 88!!! Of course, I would still love to hear from anyone who has had the dinner, as far as how it compares to the brunch.