Disneyland Park has 44 dining listings in Disney’s official restaurant directory. That includes sit-down restaurants, quick-service counters, snack stands, food carts, and special dining packages.
If you’re looking for a list of Disneyland restaurants or a Disneyland food map, the easiest way to plan is by land. You can see which restaurants are near the attractions you’re visiting without walking across the park just to find lunch.
This guide covers Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California. It does not include restaurants at Disney California Adventure, Downtown Disney, or the resort hotels.
Disneyland Food Map: Where to Eat by Land
Use this table to find dining options near your current location. For an interactive restaurant map, menus, operating hours, and mobile ordering, open Disney’s official Disneyland Park dining directory or use the Disneyland app.
| Disneyland land | Where to eat | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Main Street, U.S.A. | Carnation Café, Plaza Inn, Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe | Breakfast, classic Disneyland dining, sandwiches |
| Adventureland | Bengal Barbecue, The Tropical Hideaway, Tiki Juice Bar | Skewers, tropical snacks, Dole Whip |
| New Orleans Square | Blue Bayou, Cafe Orleans, Tiana’s Palace, Mint Julep Bar | Sit-down meals, Cajun-inspired food, beignets |
| Frontierland | River Belle Terrace, Rancho del Zocalo, The Golden Horseshoe | American and Mexican-inspired meals |
| Bayou Country | Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree | Barbecue and a break near Tiana’s Bayou Adventure |
| Fantasyland | Red Rose Taverne, Edelweiss Snacks, Troubadour Tavern | Casual meals and quick snacks |
| Mickey’s Toontown | Café Daisy, Good Boy! Grocers | Family meals and grab-and-go snacks |
| Tomorrowland | Alien Pizza Planet, Galactic Grill | Pizza, burgers, and other quick-service meals |
| Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge | Docking Bay 7, Ronto Roasters, Oga’s Cantina | Themed meals, wraps, and drinks |
Food carts selling churros, popcorn, pretzels, fruit, lemonade, and turkey legs can be found at multiple locations throughout the park. Their exact spots and operating hours may vary.
Complete List of Disneyland Restaurants by Land
The directory below includes every dining listing in Disney’s current Disneyland Park lineup, including places that are better suited to snacks or special experiences than full meals.
Main Street, U.S.A. Restaurants
- Carnation Café: A table-service restaurant with classic American dishes and a Main Street setting. A good option when you want to sit down for breakfast or lunch.
- Plaza Inn: Home to a character breakfast featuring Minnie Mouse and friends, with a more casual dining setup later in the day.
- Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe: A useful stop for sandwiches, baked goods, coffee, and lighter meals near the hub.
- Market House: Disneyland’s Starbucks location for coffee, tea, and bakery items.
- Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor: A traditional ice cream shop serving cones, sundaes, and other frozen treats.
- Refreshment Corner: A casual spot for hot dogs and quick bites near the end of Main Street.
- Little Red Wagon: A food stand known for Disneyland’s hand-dipped corn dogs.
Main Street is especially convenient for breakfast, a meal before leaving the park, or a stop around parade time. Plaza Inn is also one of the park’s most recognizable dining rooms.
Adventureland Restaurants
- Bengal Barbecue: A small quick-service counter specializing in savory skewers. One of the better choices when you want something substantial without a large meal.
- The Tropical Hideaway: A relaxed outdoor stop serving tropical-inspired snacks and Dole Whip varieties near the Jungle Cruise.
- Tiki Juice Bar: The classic Dole Whip location beside Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room.
- South Seas Traders: A snack stand with fruit, pickles, vegetables, and bottled drinks.
Adventureland is a particularly good area for snacks and smaller meals. If you’re specifically looking for the park’s famous pineapple soft serve, see my guide to Dole Whip at Disneyland.
New Orleans Square Restaurants
- Blue Bayou Restaurant: Disneyland’s signature atmospheric dining experience, located alongside the Pirates of the Caribbean boat ride. Reservations are recommended.
- Cafe Orleans: A table-service restaurant with New Orleans-inspired dishes and outdoor seating along Royal Street.
- Tiana’s Palace: A quick-service restaurant inspired by The Princess and the Frog, serving Southern and Louisiana-inspired food.
- Royal Street Veranda: A small counter-service location for quick food and drinks near Pirates of the Caribbean.
- Mint Julep Bar: A popular stop for nonalcoholic mint juleps and Mickey-shaped beignets.
- Harbour Galley: A waterfront quick-service location near the Haunted Mansion with seafood-focused options and outdoor seating.
New Orleans Square has some of the strongest dining choices in the park. Blue Bayou and Cafe Orleans are worth considering for a planned sit-down meal, while Tiana’s Palace is better suited to a quicker stop.
Frontierland Restaurants
- River Belle Terrace: A table-service restaurant overlooking the Rivers of America, with indoor and outdoor seating.
- Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante: A casual dining location offering Mexican-inspired dishes and a spacious seating area.
- The Golden Horseshoe: A historic Western-style saloon serving casual food and treats.
- Stage Door Café: A quick-service counter beside The Golden Horseshoe for convenient snacks and meals.
Frontierland is useful when you want to eat near Big Thunder Mountain Railroad or take a break before exploring the western side of the park. River Belle Terrace is the main reservation-oriented option here.
Bayou Country Restaurants
- Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree: A quick-service restaurant with a Country Bear theme and barbecue-inspired dishes, located near Tiana’s Bayou Adventure.
The restaurant has a relatively relaxed setting compared with some of the busier dining areas near the center of Disneyland. It’s convenient if you’re spending time around Tiana’s Bayou Adventure or The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
Fantasyland Restaurants
- Red Rose Taverne: A Beauty and the Beast-themed quick-service restaurant with a mix of familiar meal options.
- Edelweiss Snacks: A small food stand near the Matterhorn Bobsleds.
- Troubadour Tavern: A quick-service location near the Fantasyland Theatre.
- Maurice’s Treats: A snack cart in the Fantasy Faire area, known for convenient sweet and savory treats.
For a fuller meal in Fantasyland, Red Rose Taverne is usually the first place to look. The other locations are more useful when you want a quick snack without leaving the area.
Mickey’s Toontown Restaurants
- Café Daisy: A casual dining location serving family-friendly meals and drinks.
- Good Boy! Grocers: A grab-and-go stand offering fruit, snacks, and beverages.
These two locations are especially convenient for families spending time in Mickey’s Toontown. You can get something to eat without making the walk back toward Fantasyland or Main Street.
Tomorrowland Restaurants
- Alien Pizza Planet: A quick-service restaurant serving pizza and pasta in a Toy Story-themed setting.
- Galactic Grill: A casual counter-service restaurant with familiar meals and outdoor seating.
- Tomorrowland Skyline Terrace: A reserved evening dining experience rather than a standard walk-up restaurant. Availability may be limited.
Tomorrowland’s main everyday meal choices are Alien Pizza Planet and Galactic Grill. Both are practical stops if you’re visiting Space Mountain, Star Tours, or Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters.
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge Restaurants
- Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo: The land’s main quick-service restaurant, with a highly themed indoor dining area.
- Ronto Roasters: A counter-service location known for its wraps and distinctive Star Wars setting.
- Kat Saka’s Kettle: A snack stand selling popcorn and other treats.
- Milk Stand: The location for the land’s Blue Milk and Green Milk beverages.
- Oga’s Cantina at the Disneyland Resort: A themed lounge specializing in unusual drinks and atmosphere. It’s not a substitute for a full meal.
Docking Bay 7 makes the most sense when you need a full meal in Galaxy’s Edge. Ronto Roasters is better for a smaller, faster bite, while Oga’s Cantina is primarily an experience built around its themed drinks.
Disneyland Snack Carts and Food Stands
Disney counts several categories of food carts as separate entries in its dining directory. These aren’t individual restaurants, and their locations can change, but they are an important part of the Disneyland food map.
- Churro Carts: Churros sold at stands throughout Disneyland, sometimes with seasonal flavors.
- Fruit Carts: Fresh fruit, packaged snacks, and other simple grab-and-go options.
- Lemonade Carts: Refreshing drinks and select snacks.
- Popcorn Carts: Classic Disney popcorn at locations around the park.
- Pretzel Carts: Soft pretzels and related snack options.
- Turkey Leg Carts: The large smoked turkey legs Disneyland is known for.
Disneyland Dining Packages
Two additional entries in Disney’s directory are dining packages rather than standalone restaurants.
- Fantasmic! Dining Packages: Dining experiences at participating restaurants that include access to designated viewing for Fantasmic!, subject to the package terms and availability.
- Plaza Inn Dining Package: A special meal-and-viewing package associated with select parades or entertainment. Offerings and dates can change.
These packages should be considered separately from ordinary dining reservations. Check the official Disneyland dining listings to see what’s available during your visit.
Which Disneyland Restaurants Should You Choose?
You don’t need to plan a meal at every restaurant on this list. A handful of locations will suit most visits, depending on whether you care more about food, atmosphere, convenience, or staying close to the rides.
| What you’re looking for | Restaurants to consider |
|---|---|
| Special sit-down meal | Blue Bayou, Cafe Orleans |
| Classic Disneyland experience | Carnation Café, Plaza Inn |
| Quick lunch | Bengal Barbecue, Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe, Docking Bay 7 |
| Meal with kids | Café Daisy, Red Rose Taverne, Alien Pizza Planet |
| Memorable snacks | Mint Julep Bar, Tiki Juice Bar, Ronto Roasters |
| Star Wars atmosphere | Docking Bay 7, Oga’s Cantina |
If you’re deciding which places are actually worth building your day around, my best restaurants at Disneyland guide narrows the choices down further.
Disneyland Restaurant Questions
How many restaurants are at Disneyland?
Disney’s Disneyland Park directory currently contains 44 dining listings. That does not mean there are 44 traditional restaurants. The total includes snack carts, smaller food counters, lounges, and dining packages as well as full-service and quick-service restaurants.
Where can I find a Disneyland restaurant map?
Use the dining map in the Disneyland app or Disney’s online dining directory. You can find restaurant locations, check menus, and see which locations offer mobile ordering. The by-land table at the top of this article is useful for comparing nearby choices before you arrive.
Which Disneyland restaurants require reservations?
Blue Bayou, Cafe Orleans, Carnation Café, and River Belle Terrace are among the restaurants where advance dining reservations are useful. Oga’s Cantina and Plaza Inn’s character breakfast are also worth planning ahead for. Reservation rules and availability vary by experience.
Can you eat at Disneyland without making reservations?
Absolutely. Many Disneyland restaurants use quick-service ordering, and select locations offer mobile ordering through the Disneyland app. Places such as Bengal Barbecue, Docking Bay 7, Red Rose Taverne, and Galactic Grill are convenient when you haven’t reserved a table.
Does this list include Disney California Adventure restaurants?
No. This directory is limited to Disneyland Park. The neighboring theme park has its own dining locations, which I’ve covered in my complete list of Disney California Adventure restaurants.
Restaurant hours, menus, mobile-order availability, dining packages, and operating schedules can change. Check Disneyland’s official dining directory before relying on a particular location for your visit.
