Worst thing I ever ate in Disneyland....

[SkipperDave]

...was yesterday when I had the buffalo chicken beignet slider from Royal Street Veranda. Just awful.

What are your personal "worsts?"

 

[BrianL]

I don't know that I've ever had anything terrible, but I did once get some pasta from Boardwalk Pizza and Pasta that was incredibly mediocre. I wasn't exactly thrilled with it, but I was starving and it was the only place that was practically empty, so I went for it.

 

[citruscurtis]

Starving does amazing acts of courage... wife tried to eat her chowder... should have known since it was easy to receive the order

 

[Tomorrowland 67]

My personal worst was years ago at the Village Haus. I had a hamburger that made me sick.

 

[disneychrista]

I don't know if they really count as worst but I am not a fan of the Mickey beignets and as much as I wanted to like the Cheesy Garlic Pretzel bread I found it very greasy.

 

[joseph821]

The stroganoff dish this May 2025 at Carthay Circle restaurant - not only the worst at Disneyland but in my life! Disgusting!

 

[PiratesOfTheSea]

If I was willing to eat shoe leather, it'd be the turkey legs.

Worst thing I actually tried was the chicken that my wife ordered from the Blue Bayou Fantasmic package last year. The chicken was somehow both dry and oversauced.

 

[MillauFr]

If I was willing to eat shoe leather, it'd be the turkey legs.

Worst thing I actually tried was the chicken that my wife ordered from the Blue Bayou Fantasmic package last year. The chicken was somehow both dry and oversauced.

Just watching people eat those turkey legs makes my stomach turn.

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

The tres leches cake from this year's Food and Wine festival at DCA. The chantilly cream was okay but the rest of it went in the trash.

 

[Tomorrowland 67]

If I was willing to eat shoe leather, it'd be the turkey legs.

Worst thing I actually tried was the chicken that my wife ordered from the Blue Bayou Fantasmic package last year. The chicken was somehow both dry and oversauced.

It must be disappointing to be served something like that at the Blue Bayou.

 

[imbelle]

The pickle dog, I could only manage a couple of bites before I tossed it.

 

[StarlitNight05]

The worst thing I ever ate was a cauliflower sandwich from Red Rose Tavern. This was pre-Covid, maybe 2017? It seemed like it could be interesting, but in reality, it was just an undercooked slice of cauliflower with no flavor. So gross!

Second place goes to a burger I got from Craftsman Grill about a year ago that had a lemon aioli...I was tired and didn't read the full description. Oddly enough it made it almost taste like fish. I couldn't even finish it. After that I started asking for "plain" toppings with just lettuce, tomato, and pickle. I usually love their food so this was a surprise for me!

 

[Summer2018]

I had a breakfast sandwich at Earl of Sandwich, and they put mustard on it. YUCK!!! Disgusting.

 

[DontSpamMe]

I've had so many good meals and so many bad meals at every spot in Disneyland. It's the inconsistency that boggles my mind, but feeding that many people is nothing short of a miracle.

Mine was a disgusting mobile order from Tiana's on opening week. It appeared the mobile orders had just been sitting in those to-go containers by the take out window festering under a heat lamp for a loooooong time. The jambalaya was cold and awful, the cornbread was soggy, the muffuletta was stale and tasted old. To make it worse, a family next to us had the exact same thing from inside the restaurant and it looked like michelin star quality compared to our slop.

Best meal was a paella at the Napa Rose. It was epic.

 

[WITN-E]

Unpopular opinion alert - The Banyan Beef Skewer at Bengal BBQ.

I know. I know. Lots of folks love this. But for me it was so chewy I almost couldn't get it down. The kind of bite that ends up in your cheek for several minutes so you can grind it down. Unpleasant!

Washed it down with a churro. Lived!

 

[gatordoc]

Cafe Orleans. Fries came with a remoulade dipping sauce. I should have known something was off with it, but ate it anyway. Got terrible food poisoning, which made our flight to Honolulu the next day for an Aulani stay one of the most miserable experiences of my life.

 

[BriannaRuth]

My youngest daughter LOVES the turkey legs. No idea why.

My least favorite thing at DL isn't food, it's a drink, the so-called Mint Julep. I don't get it, one sip and threw it in the trash. (I do like the real thing, though.)

The worst thing I ever ate was a cauliflower sandwich from Red Rose Tavern. This was pre-Covid, maybe 2017? It seemed like it could be interesting, but in reality, it was just an undercooked slice of cauliflower with no flavor. So gross!

Second place goes to a burger I got from Craftsman Grill about a year ago that had a lemon aioli...I was tired and didn't read the full description. Oddly enough it made it almost taste like fish. I couldn't even finish it. After that I started asking for "plain" toppings with just lettuce, tomato, and pickle. I usually love their food so this was a surprise for me!

Lemon Aioli on a burger? That just sounds SO wrong.

They used to have a really good cauliflower sandwich at whatever that restaurant is by Pooh. Disappointing that this one at the RRT wasn't up to par.

 

[Tinkaboo]

A shrimp pasta dish at Trattorio place in CA many years ago...pre COVID. It was our WOC dinner and my friend and I both had the same dish...got sicker than a dog, both of us and we never made it to WOC...

Now, I rarely eat any park food except at Plaza Inn.

 

[Varty Yo]

Tianna's place was all trash

 

[EP Ripley]

I think it was the second or third year of the Chinese new year at dca the whole fish from the boardwalk grill was so salty it was basically inedible