Disneyland Resort Lunch Options – Your Recommendations

In preparation for my upcoming week long trip to the Disneyland Resort, I’ve been asking for meal recommendations.

Yesterday I shared your Breakfast Suggestions.

Today is LUNCH!

Thanks to everyone on Twitter and Facebook for posting lunch at Disneyland Suggestions.

Here is what you recommended:

Blue Bayou

Barb: Blue Bayou is our favorite all the way around. Great food and absolutely fantastic atmosphere!

Tracy: I have to say my all time favorite lunch restaurant is The Blue Bayou. It’s not as crowded as the night and we always request a table by the water. It is cool and dark and far enough away from the crowds that it feels like you’re somewhere else for the hour or two you’re at lunch. It’s very relaxing and quiet. Plus, you really can’t beat the atmosphere!

White Water Snacks – Grand Californian Hotel

mjcollin: The counter service at the Grand California (White Water Snacks, name?) has a Chicken Nacho that is so awesome. Get it to-go

Cocina Cucamonga – DCA

petricat666: cocina cucamonga in DCA. Huge amount of food for a really good price.

Pizza Port

BeccaG: for something more substantial r family loves 2 split salad & chicken fuzilli at pizza port. It’s quick serv at near table quality.

Bengel BBQ – Disneyland

BeccaG: if u want something smallish Bengal BBQ is great with some of the more unique flavors in the park.

Don: Bengal BBQ is amazing in Adventureland right across from Indy. Get the Bacon Wrapped Asparagus or the spicy chix skewers… Sit at table near the river and watch the river traffic go by.

Carnation Cafe

disneykarene: Carnation Cafe on Main Street.

Lisa: Carnation Cafe – loaded baked potato soup because it is awesome. Pacific Wharf – apple & chicken salad in a sourdough bread bowl.

Boudin Bakery – DCA

MaryJean: Boudon Bakery, if it’s still at DCA, has excellent salads and soups available in bread bowls.

Don: In DCA go to Boudin’s Bakery and get a soup OR chinese Chix salad in a sourdough bowl! Grab a table by the water and feed the ducks with your bread top.

Multiple Recommendations:

Laura: Cafe Orleans is our favorite. Pommes Frites are wonderful and we like to share this part! Anything is great to eat for lunch. French onion soup is delicious! And, the mickey beignets….yuuuuummmmmmm!!!! Fresh out-of-the-oven. (Also love Carnation Cafe for that loaded baked potato soup! Creamy/delicious!)

Don: Storytellers Cafe in the Grand Californian hotel. Excellent salads and the Club Sandwich is excellent. And one of my favorite I have to do every trip, Grab a Corndog from the Corndog Truck at the end of Main Street. Sit at a table in the Plaza Inn to people watch and views of the hub, castle and tomorrowland

Becca: Carnation cafe is good for lunch too! But my fave place is the mexican place in frontierland! Best burritos! Plaza has really good fried chx….and for a light lunch try a bread bowl near splash mtn (much shorter line than the soup place in new orleans square)

disneyfolly: I love the gumbo at Royal St veranda for lunch. And swing over to Bengal Bbq for skewers! Blue Bayou is a must.

MaryJean: I agree with Blue Bayou as best place for lunch. I also have had a good experience at Carnation Cafe.

Mary: There’s a secluded little place by Rivers of America just past the tables of the Hungry Bear. no chairs, but you can sit on the cement planter edge…hard but roomy.

Don’t Bother with:

disneykarene: Tortilla Joes, not very good Mexican food

Thanks again everyone for your wonderful ideas!!!! Dinner soon to follow!

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3 Replies to “Disneyland Resort Lunch Options – Your Recommendations”

  1. I would absolutely agree with Blue Bayou for Lunch…my husband and I reserved a time at first seating (11:30am). We showed up early..around 11, and we were seated around 11:15.

    We were literally the first people in the restaurant, and had an excellent waterside table! Waterside seating is definitely something to shoot for when you eat at BB!

    Many love the Monte Cristo, but my personal favorite is the Tesoro Island Chicken. It’s always moist, and well seasoned. Plus the potato side dish is amazing!

  2. I’m surprised that nobody mentioned Rancho del Zocalo at Disneyland Park. This is my absolute favorite restaurant at Disneyland, second only to Napa Rose. The food is fantastic, the portions are large (perfect for sharing) and the setting is beautiful. It’s tucked in a corner next to Big Thunder and is shady and generally pretty quiet (apart from the distant screaming from big thunder). Also, I have celiac disease and even though Disney is very good about accommodating, I have had my best experiences here. Nearly all the food is gluten free anyway and the corn tortillas that they substitute for the flour ones are so good. A trip to Disneyland is never complete, for me, unless I eat here at least once.