Themed restaurant recommendations (with decent food)

[2Gma]

Looking for a fun themed restaurant with decent food (for families) in DL area to enjoy outside of the parks. Any recs? We will have a car.

 

[pblack]

There is Medieval Times in Buena Park. I've never been so I can't comment on the food. https://www.medievaltimes.com/plan-your-trip/buena-park-ca/index.html

 

[wingednike]

Pirates Dinner Adventure is similar to Medieval Times and in the same area.

 

[RemainSeatedPlease]

I've been to both Medieval Times and the Pirates dinner and enjoyed them thoroughly. I'd give the edge to Medieval Times. The main meal is a big piece of roasted chicken, corn, and mashed potatoes, You get some soup as a starter, and dessert as well. Each time I've been there I found the chicken to be very juicy and tasty. There's a vegetarian option as well, but I'm not sure what you get. The food is really secondary to the show.

 

[Bossy22]

I would recommend Rainforst Cafe .... wait, nevermind, they closed it to .... not sure anymore lol

 

[MrsD.Duck]

I've been to both Medieval Times and the Pirates dinner and enjoyed them thoroughly. I'd give the edge to Medieval Times. The main meal is a big piece of roasted chicken, corn, and mashed potatoes, You get some soup as a starter, and dessert as well. Each time I've been there I found the chicken to be very juicy and tasty. There's a vegetarian option as well, but I'm not sure what you get. The food is really secondary to the show.

I believe the potatoes are wedges since you have to eat everything by hand no cutlery. We have gone several time food is good serving size and actually pretty good and a fun show while eating.

 

[disneycat321]

Just want to add another recommendation for Medieval Times! Very fun show, and the food is delicious.

 

[RemainSeatedPlease]

I believe the potatoes are wedges since you have to eat everything by hand no cutlery. We have gone several time food is good serving size and actually pretty good and a fun show while eating.

That's right! I love that everyone's in character, including the servers. You get some funny responses if you ask for silverware.

 

[Fred M]

It's not family friendly but I've heard great things about The Blind Rabbit, which is a speakeasy.

But for themed and family friendly, Medieval Times is the only one that comes to mind.

 

[ChrissyLou]

I thought Medieval Times was going to be so cheesy (it is a little), and that I would really dislike it, but we actually enjoyed it. Our kids were 10 and 5. I remember the food being fairly decent and it really was a nice way for us to break out and do something a little different on one of our Disney trips. Now I have to say, we haven't done it again, to me it's a one and done for the most part unless maybe if I was going with someone who hadn't been, but I would say worthwhile at least once.

 

[RemainSeatedPlease]

Now I have to say, we haven't done it again, to me it's a one and done for the most part unless maybe if I was going with someone who hadn't been, but I would say worthwhile at least once.

I would agree with that assessment. The only reasons I've gone back are to take someone new. The Pirates dinner is fun as well, but once was enough for me.

 

[spacemermaid]

My favorite nearby themed restaurant is Northwoods Inn, in La Mirada. It's this huge log cabin style building with fake snow on the roof, and it's themed to a logging camp. It's a steakhouse, and it's famous for it's delicious and addictive cheese bread.

 

[goooof1]

My favorite nearby themed restaurant is Northwoods Inn, in La Mirada. It's this huge log cabin style building with fake snow on the roof, and it's themed to a logging camp. It's a steakhouse, and it's famous for it's delicious and addictive cheese bread.

oh, YES..... YUM, YUM !!!!! (and peanut shells all over the floor ! haha)