Favorite Foods Of The Disneyland Resort?

[WithEerieEyes]

What all are your must-have snacks, desserts, or meals at Disneyland, DCA, the hotels, and Downtown Disney?

A brief list of mine, with location:

• Jalapeno cheese pretzel at Coke Corner
• Cafe Orleans pommes frites (the dipping sauce is lovely)
• Main Street corn dog basket
• M&M pretzel stick from Critter Country
• Chili cone from the Cozy Cone at Cars Land
• The panko-breaded chicken sandwich at Tangaroa Terrace
• A whole pickle from Adventureland's fruit cart (preferably enjoyed while watching the Tiki Room)
• Mickey beignets!
• The pretzel sausage sandwich at Village Haus (which is kind of crazy, given VH used to be one of the worst food service places hands down)
• Chicken tamale from Flo's in Cars Land
• Cobb salad with dressing on the side, Plaza Inn

 

[Californian Elitist]

Ooo, neat thread.

CHURROS!!!!! Doesn't matter where I get one from.

Cookie dough ice cream from Gibson Girl on Main Street.

Dole whip.

Chicken dinner from the Plaza Inn.

Chicken fusilli at Pizza Port.

Clam chowder. Doesn't matter where I get it from.

Corn dog from the wagon on Main Street.

Just recently, Monte Christo bites.

I like Village Haus' pizza.

Chicken sandwich from Hungry Bear.

Pretty much anything from Rancho Del Zocalo.

 

[gsrjedi]

are Monte Cristo bites what I think they are? (small portions of the full sandwich) Where can I find these?

my list would be

• Dole Whip
• Chicken skewer from Bengal Barbecue
• Fried Chicken from Plaza Inn
• Goofy's Candy packaged sour gummi worms (I know they're nothing unique, but not every place has good gummi worms and these are always great)
• anything from Carnation Cafe if Chef Oscar is working, but I'll go with the potato soup
• Mixed drink from Trader Sam's
• Brownie creme sandwich from Earl of Sandwich (the brownies by themselves are also very good)

 

[Californian Elitist]

The Monte Christo bites can be found at the Christmas Ranch in Frontierland. I'm not sure if they'll still be available after Christmas. And yes, they're exactly what you think they are!

 

[Nicole220]

Definitely Churros at the top of the list.

The ugly crust mud pie from Flos.

Bread bowl soups.

Corn dogs.

The quiche from Jolly Holiday, as well as the abuelita.

Pear of Dice soda from the Cozy Cone.

Anything from Earl. Like the poster above, those brownie creme sandwiches are amazing!

Chocolate mint patties.

And Napa Rose is always the greatest experience with the best meals I've ever had. On my most recent trip there in December, their s'mores dessert was incredible.

 

[Cosmic Commando]

The Monte Christo bites can be found at the Christmas Ranch in Frontierland. I'm not sure if they'll still be available after Christmas. And yes, they're exactly what you think they are!

I was looking forward to those for literally like a week before I finally bought them. Wouldn't you know those were the one thing that my picky kids actually liked eating that they had never had before? I only offered as a formality... I think I got 1.25 "bites" by the time they were done.

 

[Californian Elitist]

I was looking forward to those for literally like a week before I finally bought them. Wouldn't you know those were the one thing that my picky kids actually liked eating that they had never had before? I only offered as a formality... I think I got 1.25 "bites" by the time they were done.

I remember you telling me this! Those things were really good! I'm sorry you barely got any! How come you didn't buy more?

 

[Cosmic Commando]

I remember you telling me this! Those things were really good! I'm sorry you barely got any! How come you didn't buy more?

That was the day where we were finally doing all the things that we hadn't done yet... full schedule.

 

[TP2000]

My list, in no particular order;

Monte Cristo sandwich at Blue Bayou for lunch in summer
Truffled Mac & Cheese caserole and a glass of wine at Napa Rose Lounge on a chilly winters day
Coca-Cola Pork Tenderloin dinner at Flo's V8 Café on any day, cause any day is a good day in Cars Land

 

[Californian Elitist]

That was the day where we were finally doing all the things that we hadn't done yet... full schedule.

Oh ok, I understand.