50 Amazing Things You Can Eat at Disneyland

If you think theme park grub is all ice cream, popcorn and nachos, prepare yourself to loosen your belt next time you wind up at Disneyland Resort. With a must-visit Mexican outpost, multiple restaurants serving up Louisiana-style dishes and an entire area catering to San Francisco’s best eats, these parks take their food seriously. (And that’s just inside the gates!) Paired with a plethora of unbeatable desserts, frozen favorites and early morning delights, well, you may be hard-pressed to even find time to get back on a ride between stops.

Our advice? Leave the snacks at home, arrive early, and come hungry, because these fifty indulgences will feel even better than nabbing a coveted Fastpass to Frozen Live at the Hyperion.

As one of the quickest and healthiest snacks in the park, Bengal Barbecue's beef, chicken and bacon-wrapped asparagus skewers are a reliable bite.

It's so much more than a fried sandwich. The turkey, ham, and swiss-stuffed sustenance found at restaurants throughout New Orleans Square is a Disneyland institution.

Drop by Rancho del Zocalo for a Mexican-style breakfast slathered in green sauce that's worth waking up early for.

If you spend the day at Disney California Adventure and somehow don't make it to Cove Bar for this heap of deliciousness, you've missed out.

Sugar-dusted, deep fried, and sweet as could be—who wouldn't want a bite of Mickey? Find them at Café Orleans or Mint Julep Bar.

Larger-than-life turkey legs aren't just good for the 'gram, they're a delicious meaty indulgence from Edelweiss Snacks best split with a friend.

Believe it or not, Disneyland has fantastic Mexican and Tex-Mex food, like this on-the-go option from Edelweiss Snacks.

When winter sets in—well, California winter, that is—warm up with a bowl of this French Market Restaurant specialty.

The Golden Horseshoe switches up standard sundaes by heaping their massive scoops atop waffle cone chips, concocting the perfect sharable treat.

It's easy to breeze past Harbour Galley on your way to Splash Mountain, but this seafaring outpost serves up hefty sandwiches worth stopping for.

Hungry Bear Restaurant brings you the best of both dessert worlds with this fried, sugary and cinnamon-tinged delight.

There are many beloved Disneyland attractions, but at Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe, only one gets the dessert treatment.

If you're dining at Plaza Inn, don't skip this crispy, crunchy crowd favorite, which is the best you'll find at Disneyland.

Because at Rancho del Zocalo, this breakfast is always served up with a pineapple smile.

Skip the standard theme park hot dog and instead opt for Rancho del Zocalo's famed cheese or beef enchiladas.

Deciding what to eat for lunch is never an issue with this bacon-topped dual delicacy from Refreshment Corner.

Soft pretzels filled with cream cheese or japaleño cheese, served at Refreshment Corner and Bayside Brews, are always a better choice than the plain ones.

Grab the famous mouse-shaped breakfast at one at Disneyland's hotels, or at Carnation Cafe inside Disneyland park.

Disneyland is surprisingly chock full of vegan eats, like this spicy, seasoned platter from River Belle Terrace.

It's not a trip to N'awlins without some gumbo, and the same is true at Disneyland. Pick up a cup at eateries throughout New Orleans Square.

Stage Door Cafe's chocolate-topped specialty is like a sundae that swaps the ice cream for fried, doughy goodness.

Parmesan-crusted, deep fried, and served with a house sauce for dipping, this under-the-radar treat from Carnation Cafe is a salty, tangy must.

Adventureland has some incredible rides, but its undisputed highlight is this classic pineapple soft-serve, served just beyond its entrance.

Troubadour Tavern loads their spuds with cheese, bacon and scallions—or broccoli and cheddar cheese—providing more than enough of a hearty meal while running from ride to ride.

It's fresh, prepared tableside, and if you order it with one of Tortilla Jo's famed margaritas, you'll almost forget you're not inside the park.

When it comes to gold and this eye-popping Steakhouse 55 dessert, good things come in counts of 24.

Grab a bread cone filled with cheesy chili or chicken verde at California Adventure for an only-in-Cars-Land delight.

Disneyland's newest must-have are these cereal-specked yummies, available in the hub for those perfect castle-front Instagram shots.

If you're looking for an easy lunch between Fast Passes, swing by Pacific Wharf Cafe to grab one filled with delicious mac n' cheese, chicken salad, or clam chowder.

Mickey Premium Ice Cream Bars are tough to outshine, but the flavor line-up at Clarabelle's Hand Scooped Ice Cream may just rival them.

At Naples Ristorante e Pizzeria in Downtown Disney, the family-sized pizza by the meter is not only massive, but divine.

There are almost too many sweets to choose from at Jolly Holiday, but when this massive chocolate brownie is on the menu, the decision is quite easy.

If you're lucky enough to dine at Carthay Circle, ordering a round of these white cheddar and bacon-stuffed doughy delights is practically mandatory.

It's not a trip to Disneyland without indulging in one of these cinnamon-sugar delights, available throughout both parks.

It doesn't matter whether you devour one from Maurice's Treats in Disneyland or Cozy Cone Motel in California Adventure, so long as you get your hands on one.

Head to Alfresco Lounge at Wine Country Trattoria to travel to wine country without leaving California Adventure park.

This off-menu behemoth at Grand Californian's White Water Snacks can be ordered as fries, too, but chips are a better choice for scooping up all that meaty goodness.

Dill Pickle, Sriracha, Garlic Parmesan—you're in for a flavor explosion with whichever taste is being served up at Cozy Cone Motel.

Café Orleans' parmesan and garlic-tossed fries are far from ordinary, especially when enjoyed alfresco on the restaurant's terrace.

Indulge in this salted caramel-slathered and banana-topped wonder from Flo's V8 Cafe when making an early morning trip to the parks.

It's edible, delicious, and in the likeness of Mickey. Who needs a souvenir when Boudin Bakery is cooking these up!

Don't miss out—this Shish Kabob of dessert deliciousness can only be found at Paradise Garden Grill.

Indulge in this inventive take on an old favorite at California Adventure's Studio Catering Co.

Catal has mastered the art of paella, offering a traditional take, as well as one with chicken, suckling pig or even lobster.

If you're pulling out all the stops come dessert time, be sure to plan ahead. This indulgent specialty from Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen in Downtown Disney takes 25 minutes to bake.

Disneyland corn dogs are some of the best you'll have, but Corn Dog Castle's cheese-filled version kicks the whole game up a notch.

Of Disneyland's many cheerfully decorated marshmallow sticks, Tigger's version at Pooh Corner is the most delightful.

The ever-rotating designs of these delicate creations orbs sold at both parks are so impressive, you may not want to eat them...but you will.

With the best parts of a sandwich and a burger combined, Carnation Cafe serves up one heck of a delight.

You'll have to walk to the back of the park for Pooh Corner's indulgent delights, but trust us, it's worth it.