Restaurant suggestions at Disneyland?

Question

We have a 3 year old so we need good food and fast,we haven't much time for us to enjoy the meal before he gets restless. Thank you

Answer 1

New Orleans Clam Chowder!!! Loads of entertainment nearby, but you might have to sit on a stairway to eat if there's no tables open. The line moves fast, and the food is good.

Stay away from the Buzz Lighyear Stage area food, and the resteraunt in Fantasyland... Nothing but rubber.

If you have a little more time, go to the Pasta place in Tomorrowland. Plenty of seating, and very yummy! I like the chicken alfredo.

If you'd like to sit down... go to the Pavillion for Breakfast with the Pooh characters. It's a buffet. They come to your table once every half hour. And they will keep your child occupied.

Answer 2

Hi! There are many options on places to eat at Disneyland, so let me give you my run down for choices when you are with your child.

First, let me say that since you have a small child DLR will let you bring a sippy cup and some food in your bag. Make sure you have some crackers/goldfish/trail mix that your child likes so that no matter where you are you can head off a hissy fit when hunger strikes. There is nothing like being in a line, just about to get on the ride and having a meltdown!

My daughter's favorite place to eat is the Hungry Bear out in Critter Country. We go to the lower level and sit by the river. She loves to feed her fries to the ducks and watch the boats go by. The restrooms for this part of the park are also in the downstairs area. Munch Inc. kids meals are served here.

In Fantasyland there is the Village Haus Restaurant across from the Casey Jr. Train. Restrooms are just outside the restaurant. They serve the Munch Inc. kids meals here, too.

I have eaten in Toontown, but there is absolutely no shade, so if it is a sunny day it can be miserable. Kids meals are available.

In New Orleans square it's nice to go to the River Belle Terrace for a sit down meal. There is a nice view of the river area. This is also convenient to Adventureland.

If you need a break from the park there is always the Rainforest Cafe in Downtown Disney. However it is at the very farthest opposite end from the entry plaza. Take the monorail if you go!

Have a happy trip! Good luck!

Answer 3

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Answer 4

In the back of ToonTown there is a little shop called Daisy's Diner. The sell pizza, hot dogs and such but also have big salads and deli sandwiches. Prices were reasonable and at certain time during the day the clock tower opens up and some of the characters come out to eat with the kids.

Answer 5

Take the Monorail across the street to Downtown Disney. There are sit-down restaurants as well as walk-up, fast food places and the crowds aren't as bad as they are inside Disneyland. Good luck! s.

Answer 6

I don't recommend eateries inside the park. Get your hand stamped and walk the few feet outside to one of the fun restaurants at Downtown Disney, just outside the park's entrance. For your little one, I highly recommend The Rainforest Cafe. They have great food and a fun atmosphere.

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Have fun!

Answer 7

if you are staying right inside Disney then just eat at the restaurant near your hotel it's self serve so there isn't any waiting. they have pizza, sandwiches, cookies, chips, too much to list but you'll find what you are looking for instead of eating at the restaurants thru out Disney because they are more expensive then the one near your hotel.

We also brought our own drinks, and snacks for the hotel room and breakfast milk and cereal, breakfast bars, yogurt, goldfish, cheez it's etc etc.

Answer 8

When we went, we snuck in some of our own food, due to the incredibly high $ they wanted. Don't know if you can get by with that now. They probably would mistake your hero sandwich for a bomb, and blow salami all over everyone!

Answer 9

in fantasy land they have a little restaurant that serves hamburgers and hot dogs .. there is also restaurant in adventure land that has sandwiches and soup and salad for healthier choices... have fun I am sooo Jealous!!!

Answer 10

http://www.mouseplanet.com/drr/ seems like a good site even has a menu and price options