The 11 Most Delish Foods at Disneyland Resort
If you're not eating ALLLL the food, you're not doing Disney right.
Here's what you need to try, whether you're headed to Disneyland or Disney's California Adventure. Plan your trip around these treats, and you'll immediately understand why Disney's known as the Happiest Place on Earth — provided you're wearing your roomiest stretchy pants, of course.
Fried Chicken and Beignets
For $21, you can get FOUR sugar-dusted beignets wrapped around two pieces of buffalo-tossed chicken and herb bacon coleslaw. It's also served with waffle fries, because DUH. Find the spicy-sweet sandwiches at Café Orléans in Disneyland's New Orleans Square.
Red Rose Lemonade Freeze
This frozen, floral delight can be found at Maurice's Treats. It may or may not be the perfect way to wash down that Grey Stuff you just housed.
Iridescent Cupcake
The Jolly Holiday Bakery Café is no stranger to fantastical desserts, which is no surprise their new-ish Iridescent Cupcake makes the list. The dessert is straight-up unicorn magic—ears, tail, horn, sprinkles, passion fruit center. Its got it all.
Mickey-Shaped Beignets
They're fluffy, pillowy, and so cute you can't resist 'gramming them.
Find them at the Mint Julep Bar, Cafeé Orleans, and French Market Restaurant at Disneyland.
Giant Pickles
Pickles, really?! You better believe it — they're the top-selling treat in all of Disneyland, and for good reason: Once you've had your fill of sweets, you need something a little salty and sour to balance things out.
Find them at various kiosks throughout Disneyland.
Mickey's Premium Ice Cream Bar
This ubiquitous treat is just about the most refreshing thing you can have on a 100-degree Disneyland day. I can see you scratching your head, but no, the gigantic ice cream sandwich isn't heavy. In fact, it's cookies & cream filling is just about the lightest you've ever had.
Pineapple Dole Whip
Yes. It's iconic. It'll never go anywhere, nor should it. Find it at the Tiki Juice Bar and a few other hidden spots around the park.
Minnie Mouse Candy Apple
This Marceline's Confectionary classic is layer on layer on layer of sweet goodness. You hit crunchy sprinkles, sweet chocolate, and sticky caramel before getting to the apple, just the way it was intended.
Matterhorn Macaroon
It is a truly magnificent experience to look out at Matterhorn while eating a macaroon in its likeness. The fact that the treat is dense, chewy, and coconut-y AF doesn't hurt either. Find it at the Jolly Holiday Bakery Café alongside the Iridescent Cupcake.
Grey Stuff Gâteau
This cookies and creme-flavored mousse is on the menu at both Magic Kingdom and Disneyland, but the way they present it varies greatly. Here, it covers a red velvet cake with a raspberry center — all topped on a shortbread cookie.
Find it at the Red Rose Taverne.
Tigger's Tails
If you love s'mores, just wait until you try Tigger's Tails. They're four marshmallows dipped in caramel, then covered in white chocolate, orange sprinkles and drizzled with chocolate stripes.
Find it at Pooh's Corner in Disneyland.
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