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Disneyland 2024 Ultimate Food Guide | EVERYTHING You Need to Know
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
- Everything you need to know about Disney snacks and food in 2024. We'll cover every restaurant in every land in this Disneyland food tour with insider tips about where to find the best Disneyland food.
You won't find a more comprehensive food guide for Disneyland in 2024. Still have questions? Drop them in the comments below and I'll be happy to answer them.
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0:00 Disneyland Food Guide 2024
0:06 Main Street U.S.A.
4:32 Adventureland
6:42 Frontierland
8:44 New Orleans Square
11:10 Critter Country
12:00 Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge
13:57 Fantasyland
15:11 Mickey's Toontown
15:44 Tomorrowland
16:37 Outro
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Like your honest reviews on the food, most youtubers just rave about all the food items like its the best thing since sliced bread and then you try it and it sucks. I appreciate the real review
Thank you! Everyone has different tastes of course, but we aren’t afraid to share our opinions and hopefully they help some folks.
@@SoCalDisneyDadvery true. I know there's some crazy person out there who doesn't like the snowcicle treat from Pixar Pier, but again, taste is subjective.
I like the zoom in on the menu. very helpful and hardly anyone is doing that.
It was a request during last year's food guide. I hadn't done it much last year because Disney prices and menus are known to change frequently. BUT the resounding comment was that it helps folks know both what types of food are offered as well as a general price range so they know how to budget, so I made a point of doing it for every restaurant this year.
Glad you found it helpful!
A lot of effort into this one I appreciate it as a viewer a lot showing every dining place
It was definitely possibly the most time consuming to put together of anything I’ve ever done. Thank you so much for the appreciation! I’m glad you found it helpful.
Nice to get an overview of the food offerings at Disneyland. It will make it easier to decide where our family may want to eat.
I went on a trip to Disneyland with my schools band and chior and we got to go behind the scenes and perform there! Minds you that was about almost 20 years ago. LOL. but I love your videos and plan on going back very soon!!
Thank you! We are going in a few weeks and this is exactly what I needed as a parent of three small kids. No time to browse lol
Thank you so much for including the prices here too
The cold brew in galaxy's edge is the best I've had anywhere. The pineapple sugar cookie from pooh's corner is delicious! Overall, the fact that disneyland feeds 50,000 visitors per day, the food offerings are pretty dang good. The variety from simple items to inventive dishes is designed to meet most palates.
You’re spot on. I’ve heard some people complain that Tiana’s Gumbo is terrible because it’s not authentic, and here I am thinking it tastes great. I imagine that if it were truly “authentic” that it would turn off a lot of people, and Disney has to make food that most people will eat as genuinely close as possible without going the wrong direction.
@@SoCalDisneyDad exactly
They used to be better though. For the price it's disappointing more than not. We have passes. We bring food most times, but we prefer DCA for food overall.
@@SoCalDisneyDadInteresting point. I love real gumbo. Lol
@@ari3lz3pp DCA is definitely the more foodie oriented park. But those Galaxy's Edge vegan Ronto Wraps are so good I've tried to recreate them at home! Can't say I succeeded lol.
Thank you for your honest review!!! SO helpful!
First time watching one of your videos and I'm already impressed. No nonsense, great overview of the different dining options, and honest commentary on how good it is (or not). I was able to get magic keys so I will be going (hopefully) a lot this year.
I enjoy Hungry Bear. I find it relaxing with the Rivers of America there. It has restrooms there as well. Great place to get out of the sun. I also enjoy the Ronto Wraps in Galaxy's Edge, along with their sunrise drink. You recommended that and I tried it in October. I'm going in February with more family and I can't wait to get it again! Thanks for this video. There were some places I wasn't aware of. Trevor you always do such an amazing job getting out the info we need.
Thank you! I'm glad you find them helpful and are finding new places to try!
I've re-watched this video so many times... thanks!
LOVEDDDD the video!!! Thank you! Don't care how long it is I could've watched 2 hours of it 😂😂😂😂😂 I love learning new things about my favorite place in the world!!!! Next I'm clicking on your food video!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much!
I'm team frozen blue milk
8:40 they have breakfast chimichangas ONLY till 11am after that it’s a beefy cheesy beany chimichanga
Yes, I didn’t mention the difference as I don’t think there’s anywhere at Disneyland that sells breakfast food past 11 AM. But that would have been a good tip to have mentioned at least once! There’s always next year. 😂
Thank you for your recommendations! We are going next week, cant wait to try some of the stuff you mentioned!
I believe Plaza Inn has free refills as well
Can't tell if you love that tomato basil soup 😂
I'm definitely going to try it now when we go in February! You've never steered me wrong yet! 😊
It’s so delicious. 🤤
I had my doubts, but I saw another vlogger praise it and so I tried it for myself, and now I’ve ordered that thing more times than I care to admit. 😅
was worth it just to find out about the free soda refills!
Thank you for mentioning the prices of each snack you mentioned too!
There was a time probably in the early 2000s when from Disneyland I would go out drive my car to one of the Vietnamese restaurants in Anaheim and buy a whole bunch of food to go for my family who are inside the park. I guess this doesn't exist anymore
You can still leave and grab food from outside the park and bring it back. There’s plenty of picnic tables.
Now whether the Vietnamese restaurant is still there or not I couldn’t say.
I feel the blue and green milk taste like soap but if I had to choose one it would be the blue milk
The green milk is the one I had first, and it was okay, but I gave almost all of it to my kids who seemed to not care what it tasted like. But when I had the blue milk some time later I thought it was so much better than than green milk I wanted the whole thing myself.
I'm not sure if it's because I had the green milk to compare it to, or if I wouldn't have liked it either if I had it first, but I do think I'd genuinely get it again, so I think I just like it. I have only gotten it the once, though.
Doing my first solo trip in March. Thank you for the honest reviews!
A key menu difference between the Stage Door Cafe and the Golden Horseshoe is that they serve hand dipped corn dogs at the Stage Door.
Also, the Golden Horseshoe is amazing on a hot day, with tons of air conditioning. I always grab bengal BBQ and walk over into the Golden Horseshoe.
That’s a good tip to take food in there from other places for the A/C
This is so enormously helpful, thank you!
You should also do the Living Coast discovery center🐢👍📲
I'm so glad the birria sandwich is back so I can try it next week 😋 they came out with some new food Jan 10th 😊
Thank you SoCalDad for all your Disneyland YT videos. Been so super helpful. We are doing a once in a lifetime trip from New Zealand. Just booked Cafe Orleans (just for the Monte Crisco) at 6pm and Oga’s at 8.30pm on the same evening. Hopefully that leaves enough time between the two bookings.
That’s plenty of time.
I just got back to Texas after a Disneyland trip. My family's favorite at Disneyland was the corn chowder at Jolly Holiday Bakery. We were not impressed with the overpriced gingerbread cookie but loved the Matterhorn macaroon. We enjoyed the gumbo at Cafe Orleans, and I liked the Hurricane! The Bengal BBQ skewers were disappointing due to the small serving, but they were tasty. AT DCA, we loved the Sanfrantokyo elote style corn at Cocina Cucamonga and the lettuce wraps and bao buns at Carthay Circle. We got some better meals by going out to Downtown Disney.
Bengal BBQ is a place we love to eat at, but rarely do because of the overpriced skewers. I need like 3-4 to fill me up and that costs like $21-$28. Which is fairly high for a meal at Disneyland.
What’s your favorite place at Downtown Disney? We haven’t eaten there a whole lot. Just the Pizza and Mexican places.
Was great meeting you and your family on the way into Disney this morning. Thanks for all the tips and advice. I watched tonnes of your videos before visiting and was able to handle 3 days of Disneyland and California Adventure far more easily, including getting on every single major ride, including a few more than once. Keep doing the great work! David and family (from Australia)
Thanks David! It was a pleasure meeting you and your family as well.
Thanks Traver! Our next visit will be mid June (2024). Would love another updated “best seasonal foods/treats” for the summer months, when Disney starts changing the menus around then. 🙏🏼 🙏🏼 🙏🏼
For sure! I usually try to cover the seasonal food changes.
We didn’t this past month because we had other video priorities (all the 2024 guides), but I should be able to catch everything moving forward.
I will be there with my 6 & 11 year old in May! we’ve been watching your videos regularly. My 6 year old is hoping to see you there 😂
We'd be happy to meet you if you see us! Just to set expectations, though, we will be in Florida May 16th through May 25th. So if your visit falls in those dates, we won't be around, unfortunately.
Did such a good job socal thank you you’ve just reminded me that I will not be partaking in any entrée or dinner meals with Disneyland. Snacks only and packing a nice hefty lunch and dinner.
That’s a totally valid decision. We sometimes do that too to save money.
thank you so much trav. new sub here. being from florida i'm versed in magic kingdom so i'm trying to educate myself on dland park. i'll be in san diego for a wedding in april but my family will do a one day to dland park a day before the wedding. super excited. i appreciate your videos they are super helpful!
Thanks for watching! If you have any questions between now and then, feel free to drop a comment on any video. Always happy to help.
We will be out your way in May for our WDW and Universal vacation as well.
awesome! i really appreciate it. may isn't too crazy hot and humid for florida. keep up the great videos!!@@SoCalDisneyDad
thank you for eating all the things!! Docking Bay was so so good
Glad to hear it.
I love your videos. They’re so helpful to me. We finally got the season pass so we are excited to venture in-depth.
Awesome! Congrats on being a Magic Key holder.
Thank you for this vlog! We live in Australia so don’t get to visit frequently, however this vlog has helped me plan for a visit later this year - planning what to eat and snack on so we aren’t backtracking. Subscribed 😊
Thank you! If you ever have any questions, feel free to reach out on any video. I’m always happy to help.
Using your reviews on food we did y have one bad snack or meal is DL/DCA. Your hints and tips saved us a bit of cash too
Glad to hear it!
Something in Oga's that's worth pointing out is you can get some awesome collectibles you can't get anywhere else. Including two Star Wars Tiki themed mugs, the Rancor teeth set, and the always coveted set of coasters.
The coasters! Yes! Should have mentioned those cause they’re free.
The other stuff is cool too, but something I’d spend more time talking about on an Oga’s Review. Which I should probably do sometime since Amy has never been in there.
@@SoCalDisneyDadwould love a video this 😊
This helps a lot! We will be going in a few weeks. My first time there!
Awesome. Hope you have an amazing trip. If you have any questions, feel free to ask anytime. Always happy to help.
I can’t wait to go this year
This is so helpful! Thank you!!
So much to try 😋
Not enough meals in the day to try everything. 😂
I know right? We are planning our WDW trip and are thinking the same with all the wonderful Disney food.
Have you seen the “ hack” that some people are doing by putting a Bengal BBQ skewer inside the cheese pretzel bread?
I was disappointed by the tiger tail, too.
I have not. Now I'm intrigued. Which skewer do they use? Chicken?
@@SoCalDisneyDad the one I saw was beef but it think it’s just preference.
A lady in Toon Town was eating a baked potato with chili and I asked where she got it. She said she gets a plain potato from Troubadour and then kids the chili sauce cup from Daisy’s. You could do a whole video on menu hacks. 😄
@@Sandiastef I might actually write that down in my idea file. 😂
I’ve got a huge content calendar for this year. I’ve been saving a lot of content for now because videos routinely don’t perform well at the end of the year for me. From about October to December.
But now it’s a new year and we are going to hit the ground running for as long as I can.
👍thank you for your honest opinions 🤩🤩🤩
Is it possible to get the nutrition facts for these menus? I've been binge-watching your videos for a week in preparation for my trip to Disney, and I've been wondering this since the menus don't seem to list the amount of calories that the food items have. Thank you for your help and I love your videos!
YES to cafe orleans
Thank you so much!
I love Pooh corner
It’s a great place to grab a bite and do some shopping. I love their merch line they have there.
Thank you so much for making this video. My husband and I are going to Disneyland on Tuesday to celebrate my 50th birthday and I was having a hard time choosing where we should eat.
Happy early Birthday! Did you decide on where you want to eat?
@@SoCalDisneyDad Thank you!! So far we plan on eating at jolly holiday and Tiana's palace ☺️
@@stephnoyer7594 Both are solid options! The Gumbo at Tiana’s is in my top 10 for new foods I’ve tried in the last year.
We bought tickets at Get Away Today and loved their service. The "extra day free" offer is somewhat misleading though. You don't get an extra day free, you buy a 5 day ticket and pay for about 4, just as at the gate or other ticket vendors. We expected a 6th day for free when we bought the 5 day ticket. No big deal, but just something to keep in mind when buying park tickets.
That's generally how those offers work, but it's still better than booking direct with Disneyland.
I just priced out a 5-day park hopper via Disneyland for a family of 4 and it came to $2,160. Get Away Today is $2,010, or a savings of $150. Is it earth shattering? No, but I'll take any savings I can get.
On top of tickets, Get Away has hotel offers too. If I were to book the Clarion(their preferred hotel for whatever reason) on my own, it would be $638. With Get Away it's $518.
So a total package savings of $270, or about 10% off booking direct.
I was freaked out that I could not make dining reservations for the Plaza Inn at dinner. It seems like you just get in line and self serve? Thanks for settling my nerves!
Correct! Plaza Inn only needs reservations for the character breakfast. It’s a standard quick service for lunch and dinner.
This is different from The Plaza Restaurant at WDW that is a table service restaurant and requires reservations for all meals.
Not sure if that’s what you were thinking?
Maybe I missed it but did you not mention Little red Wagon?
Plaza Inn chicken is delicious 😋, anything at hungry bear is really good, grave or grey stuff(dessert) is so good too. I have to try the ronto wraps at galaxys edge. Riverbell food is okay I dont think ill go back there.😂
My favorite of the Grey Stuff's is the St. Patrick's version because it's mint (the green one in the video). I'm hoping it makes its return again this year.
The fried Tamale and Ramon's "pear of dice" soda are the worst we've had at DCA located at the cozy cones 🤮
very helpful
Thank you!
Woah i'm early! Love your videos! I'm really hungry now
Thank you! Yes, this will probably make a lot of people hungry. 😂
Is it just us northerns in shorts and tshirts. Lol
Not these days. I wear shorts to the parks, even if it’s a bit “nippy” in the AM in the high 50s.
But I usually don’t get there until the end of April. Before that I wear jeans.
Loved this video! Are you going to do one for DCA?
Yes! But it likely won't be out for another 1-2 weeks. I've got a bunch more Disneyland food content coming this next week, and then we'll move into the DCA food.
10:03 my goodness that is extremely sad 😭
Do you have any videos on the downtown Disney and/or resort hotel dining (craftsman, Napa rose, etc)?
I have some old reviews for different restaurants, but nothing definitive like this guide for Downtown Disney.
We rarely eat there, so I don’t have much first hand experience or footage for such a video.
I can say that Storytellers is my favorite of the restaurants in that area of the park with Naples being a close second. But I also have never eaten at Napa Rose or the Craftsman table service.
Tangaroa Terrace is really good too for quick service.
Thank you for a great video! I’ve been to Disneyland 6 times and still learned a lot from your food guide. By the way, I tried using your promo code for a 5-day pass and it didn’t work. Does it only work with hotel packages? Greetings from Vancouver, Canada!
Yes, correct. It only works for packages. You can still book the tickets through my link and I’ll get a small commission at no extra cost to you, but the code only works if you have a hotel combined with it.
It's a shame about Blue Bayou! We used to love that restaurant and would always order the surf and turf (lobster tail with filet mignon) and my husband would order the rack of lamb they used to make. Over the years, the dishes we loved dissappeared and in its place were smaller, spicy, substitutes with hardly any tasty sides like the mashed potatoes and vegetables they used to serve. We go to Cafe Orleans now instead and love the rib roast, chicken, or pasta with shrimp we've had there. Our granddaughter loves the kids meal with the shrimp! The chicken your kids had didn't look that great. Do they like seafood? You should do a video on the best kid meals in Disneyland. Carthay Circle is our top choice in DCA even though it costs more. The alfresco dining saves some money and everything is so delicious! My grandaughter loves the casadillas on their kids meal options. We also love Tangaroa Terrace for breakfast! Those Japanese Pancakes are sooooo good! 😋
Best kids meals sounds like an amazing idea! And Tangaroa Terrace is super good. We ate there for the first time in July. I don’t remember what we got though.
Locations for coffee other than main Street? Trying to do rope drop and get coffee in the morning can be a challenge.
Just about anywhere that sells breakfast will have coffee. Galactic Grill, Jolly Holiday, Royal Street Veranda, Red Rose Tavern, Ronto Roasters. Just about one in every land.
Any specialty coffees at any of these locations or just your simple coffee ?
@@user-lt2wq4qu7f There’s some cold brews, but I feel like most specialty coffees are going to be seasonal. So the best option is to just check the mobile order menus in the morning a day or two before you go.
@@SoCalDisneyDad thank you for your response and all the great videos you post.
Making me hungry
🤤😂
Thank you SO much for another fantastic video and also for the straightforward, unsugar-coated reviews. Thumbs up!
2 questions:
1. My daughter and I LOVED the shrimp and grits at Tiana's back in October. Do you know if it's maintained its quality? I'm not hearing any buzz about it anymore.
2. Can you say which short rib is better - the one at Carnation Cafe, or the one from Cafe Orleans? Thank you in advance!
I’ve not had the shrimp and grits at all, so I couldn’t say. I do, however, feel that the food has normalized a bit. And what I mean is that they were working at their very best during the first month or so, and now it’s just the quality that they can consistently churn out day in and day out. I just had the Gumbo and Mac and Cheese on Wednesday and still feel very good about those options, but can’t speak to the grits.
And I also don’t think you can go wrong with either short rib. The only table service I’m not wild about is Blue Bayou because I feel like you are paying for the atmosphere, not food.
I had the gulf shrimp and grits back in September and I loved it! Never had it before then. Cafe Orleans does the braised beef short rib the best in my opinion and the portion size seems larger to me.
great
Thank you!
I’m going to Disneyland for SweetHearts night this year, do you have any info or tips/advice for the after hour events
The only after hours event I've been to is Oogie Boogie. I want to go to Star Wars Nite this year. Maybe next year the channel will be large enough for me to try all of them, but they're expensive, so I've got to be selective.
So I don't have any Sweethearts tips, but after hours in general, make sure you should up as soon as your ticket lets you in at 6 PM to maximize your time.
If you have regular day tickets and will be in the park earlier that day anyway, then you should be aware that you WILL have to check in for the event at some point, and that will require exiting and scanning in again on your event ticket after the mix-in begins at 6 PM. But I wouldn't go right away because there might be a long line right at 6 PM. At least there is for OBB, I can't speak for Sweethearts.
After that, I really can't speak to the event. Hopefully those little tidbits are somewhat helpful!
We liked sitting by the ride for Zocalo too until we saw a roach recently. A BIG roach. Lol I know it's going to happen at theme parks, no way around that but I got the heebie jeebies and I don't think I could relax there anymore, especially with any bags not up on the table or something. It's also pricier to eat there.
Daisy's in ToonTown is suprisingly good for the price, not as bad as I thought when our kids begged us to eat there. Lol 😂 I love the lemonade and doughnuts.
I think the Grey Stuff is GROSS and overpriced AF. It's a barely flavored cookies-and-cream "icing" on a flavorless shortbread cookie.
The place next to Tiki Room/Jungle Cruise is a favorite actually. For Disney. Sitting next to the water is fun!
Honestly we prefer CA Adventure for food. Especially the area with pasta, pizza etc. Over by Goofy's ride. And we also like the new SanFransokyo place! I know this video is for Disney but we have passes and prefer that park to Disney for dining.
Everyone’s got different tastes and I totally respect those opinions.
Tropical Hideaway is definitely a picturesque location. Love it.
We need a sweethearts nights tips it’ll be me and my fiancé very first time ever in Disney January 23rd we’ll only be there for the sweethearts events !
I’ve never been, so I can’t speak to it, but I will tell you what I’ve told others in the past.
The only after hours event I’ve been to is Oogie Boogie Bash.
If it’s similar, know that people will line up around 45 minutes before the “mix-in” begins which I believe is 6 PM for Sweethearts Nite.
What that means is that if you don’t have day tickets, you’ll want to get there around 5:15-5:30 so that you can maximize your time in the park before the event begins.
If you DO have park tickets that day, then you’ll need to leave the park at some point before the event begins and reenter with your event ticket to get your wristband that allows you access after the park closes.
DCA had a secondary check in location where you didn’t need to leave, but I can’t remember if that was Magic Key only or for anyway, but it was deep inside the park, not near the entrance. Disneyland may have a secondary check-in location for guests already inside the park as well, but I have no idea where it is.
I do hope to go to Star Wars Nite this year, but that doesn’t really help you.
Hopefully this little bit of insight is helpful to some degree though.
@@SoCalDisneyDad no this actually really helped I’ve been religiously watching your videos to make the most out of my trip so I appreciate you’re time even replying back ❤️
Have you guys ever done a gluten option for dining at Disneyland or most kid friendly (and picky eaters) places to dine ?
We have tried a few Gluten-free items before. It’s not a full guide, but you may still find it helpful?
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Is the footage of the Breakfast Ronto wrap from WDW? I've never had one at DL where the egg look like this.
Shhhh…. 🤫😂 Yes, I thought the one from here “looked” terrible even though it tastes great and figure no one will remember what my video looked like when they go and order it two months from now. 🤣
Is the prices we see the actual price or is there tax added? Is there a tip added at a sit down restaurants? We also need to consider exchange rates from Australian to USD 😮
@@x2fishyy_108 All American prices are pre-tax, and tips of at least 18% are expected at table service, sit-down type restaurants.
So if your subtotal (the menu price) is $150 (this is approximately a $30 dish and drink for 4 people). The total with a 7.75% sales tax is $161.62. Add in an 20% tip (which is a bit more standard), and that’s $191.62.
Make the USD to AUD conversion and you’re looking at a $283 AUD meal.
For quick service, the average cost for a party of 4 full entrees at one meal would be roughly $60. That’s $64.65 after tax. No tip as it’s quick service (fast food).
Thats $95 AUD.
After visiting Seaworld SanDiego last month and trying some food there, I can honestly say that Disneyland is like a fine gourmet restaurant in comparison. I threw out an entire meal at SeaWorld - who knew you could make a burger so disgusting it was inedible?!
SeaWorld’s food is AWFUL. I almost never eat there anymore, and I roast them in videos about their food all the time. I know for 100% certain they watch my videos as I’ve been approached by their leadership and thanked for my content before. I’m just hoping that get the picture at some point and actively work to fix the problem, but so far it hasn’t happened.
@@SoCalDisneyDad Yeah, I'd actually watched your SW videos before going so my expectations were low. But I thought "How bad could it really be?" Apparently REALLY bad. Thanks in part to your videos I was prepared and we snuck in some protein bars, jerky, trail mix, etc., which tided us over for the day. Will be back at DL in 2 weeks and am looking forward to trying some of your latest food recommendations!
Thanks for the recommendations! We are going in May! Curious, where can we find mobile order coffee Disneyland and DCA? I know the Starbucks in the park isn’t. Is there any coffee in downtown Disney you can mobile order?
Just about any restaurant in Disneyland or DCA that’s open for breakfast is going to have coffee on their mobile order. Nothing too fancy, just a coffee. The speciality beverages are around, too. Like the cold brew black caf at Docking Bay.
I’d recommend just poking around the mobile order menus at home. Just go through motions as if you’re going to order. You can back out without having to pay or anything and it lets you look at the menus.
We are doing this right now for planning our WDW food. We just scroll around the park map set to Dining and click on the different options, then see what they have. If there’s something that catches our eye, I write it down in my spreadsheet along with location and price.
Oh that’s great! I didn’t realize you could do that on the app! Thanks for the suggestion!
What about the red wagon?
It’s still there but I missed it because Disney doesn’t have it listed on their website. 😅 Strange, yes, but it’s on the mobile order list in the app.
There’s also no seating at all, so it could be lumped in with “carts” which I didn’t really cover.
I was waiting for someone to notice. 🤣
#teamnomilk lol!
this resturant was better back in the day lol well i mean 1970 and it looks the same
Blueee
Team No Milk lol
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