What I ate at Disneyland!🐹

Let's be real, half the fun of a Disneyland trip is indulging in all the amazing food, right? While my quick trip let me sample some fantastic new and seasonal items, I know many of you are looking for the lowdown on specific must-try treats. So, let's dive deeper into some of the most talked-about snacks and where to find them to make your next visit extra delicious! First up, let's talk about the legendary Edelweiss Snacks near Matterhorn. If you're strolling through Fantasyland, you absolutely cannot miss this spot. It's famous for its super satisfying turkey legs – a true theme park classic that's perfect for sharing (or not!). But beyond the turkey legs, they often have seasonal churros and other quick bites that are perfect for a mid-day refuel. I always make a point to grab something here because the location itself, right by the iconic Matterhorn Bobsleds, adds to the whole experience. It's a great place to people-watch and soak in the magical atmosphere while enjoying some savory goodness. Another absolute game-changer you have to try are the Fried Chicken Baos! These little pockets of joy popped up a while back and quickly became a fan favorite. You can usually find them at the Tropical Hideaway in Adventureland. Imagine soft, fluffy bao buns filled with perfectly crispy, flavorful fried chicken and a tangy sauce. They're savory, a little sweet, and incredibly satisfying without being too heavy. They're a perfect snack to grab as you're heading towards the Jungle Cruise or Indiana Jones Adventure. Trust me, once you try them, you'll understand why everyone raves about them – I certainly did! Beyond these two stars, Disneyland is packed with incredible dining experiences. On my recent visit, I also made sure to check out some other beloved spots. Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe, located right on Main Street, U.S.A., is a fantastic stop for breakfast pastries, hearty sandwiches, and those iconic Matterhorn Macarons. It’s got a charming ambiance and is perfect for a quick, delicious meal or a coffee break. For a more substantial meal with a view, you can't go wrong with Hungry Bear Restaurant in Critter Country. It’s known for its classic theme park burgers and fries, but the real draw is the seating area right on the Rivers of America. It's a peaceful escape from the bustling crowds, offering lovely views of the water and passing rafts. And of course, for that quintessential Main Street experience, the Refreshment Corner on Main Street is a must-visit. Grab a famous Disneyland hot dog, a pretzel, or an ice cream cone and enjoy the live ragtime piano player. It’s pure nostalgia and a great spot to soak in the classic Disneyland vibe. My biggest tip for anyone planning a food tour at Disneyland is to utilize mobile ordering through the Disneyland app. It saves so much time standing in lines, letting you enjoy more rides and attractions. Keep an eye out for seasonal menu items too; the culinary team at Disneyland is always innovating, especially around holidays like Valentine's Day. Don't be afraid to try something new, but definitely make room for those classics like the Edelweiss snacks and the amazing fried chicken baos! What are your absolute must-eats?