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News Tiana’s Palace Coming to Disneyland Later this Year
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Here's a first look at the menu for Tiana's Palace restaurant.
Disney Eats: First Look at Tiana’s Palace Menu at Disneyland Park
Dig a little deeper and check out this First Look at the delicious menu for Tiana's Palace coming Sept. 7 to Disneyland park!
disneyparks.disney.go.com
D23 has also shared some photos from inside the restaurant.
d23.com
Tiana's Palace at Disneyland Park: Everything You Need to Know - D23
Tiana's Palace—a reimagining of the French Market Restaurant in New Orleans Square at Disneyland Park will open its doors to guests on Thursday, September 7.
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Ne'er-Do-Well Cad
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I was/am a French Market Restaurant apologist, but these new items look potentially outstanding. You know, for theme park food.
It’s clear they want this to succeed and have invested accordingly. It’ll be harder than ever to get a table; kind of hoping they devise a solution for that.
It’s clear they want this to succeed and have invested accordingly. It’ll be harder than ever to get a table; kind of hoping they devise a solution for that.
The menu with prices for Tiana’s Palace is now available on the Disneyland website.
disneyland.disney.go.com
Dining Menu
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Disney Analyst
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Ooh, I hope this new menu really does improve upon the old, and remains as authentic as a theme park is able.
Disney Analyst
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Also this photo from D23 is lovely, looks very nice inside.
Californian Elitist
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Not gonna lie, the gumbo, mac and cheese, and grits look suspicious. With that being said, this menu looks a lot better than what was there before and I look forward to trying some of the food. Gotta actually taste it before fully judging!
EPCOTCenterLover
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The menu and atmosphere make me want to give it a try- whenever my next visit is, that is.
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Disney Analyst
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Based on this old photo I found:
It's a very light refresh inside. New light fixtures, added popcorn lights, I assume the flooring is likely new. They kept the wood unit in the back, but added some flowers and stuff to it.
No wonder this moved as fast as it did.
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Disney Analyst
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I think any project that has Disney redo a menu is usually a win, most of the newer food offerings tend to look like improvements (to me... from a distance).
D.Silentu
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They certainly have taken steps at bettering the food options in the park. However, after the fusion explosion that is the San Fransokio Square menu, I was a little concerned that the new fare here might be a little too creative for its own good. Thankfully it looks to be traditionally grounded, excepting the lemon beignets which I admit I'm anxious to try.
waltography
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Very much agreed. That beignet looks delicious.
I hope Disney adds CMs to the entrances/exits like Universal does at Three Broomsticks. No tray of food = no table.
I've long given up on Disneyland mac and cheese, especially since not even the food festival versions are that good. I'l give the gumbo a shot (though I'm not sure I notice that much of a difference from what it was before
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TP2000
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Here's a first look at the menu for Tiana's Palace restaurant.
Disney Eats: First Look at Tiana’s Palace Menu at Disneyland Park
Dig a little deeper and check out this First Look at the delicious menu for Tiana's Palace coming Sept. 7 to Disneyland park!disneyparks.disney.go.com
That menu looks great. I'm very happy with this change.
Assuming these new menu options also taste reasonably good to great, they needed this type of hit for themselves. But yet again, I'll get my dig in that this restaurant re-theme all should have been done to the French Market back in 2010 when Tiana was still fresh and happening in the cultural zeitgeist for Disney fans.
But... better late than never. About darn time, TDA.
Californian Elitist
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I’d give all the food a shot, except the coleslaw (I dislike coleslaw in general). I would just go in with minimal expectations. That mac and cheese could actually beI've long given up on Disneyland mac and cheese, especially since not even the food festival versions are that good. I'l give the gumbo a shot (though I'm not sure I notice that much of a difference from what it was before
, but it’s looking very mid in the photo lol.
TP2000
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They don't have enough room for this restaurant in WDW.
Walt failed to buy enough land for the Florida Project in 1965. It's their fatal flaw out there.