Mint Julep Bar, nestled right to the side of Tiana's Palace and Haunted Mansion, is known for…read moremainly two things: the New Orleans mint julep, and Mickey-shaped beignets. Because it's hidden, sometimes there is no wait. However, it's still best to do mobile order and pick up, just in case. While the prices have steadily increased over the years, I'd honestly say they're no different than the price of modern donuts these days. The beignets and mint julep have a very consistent recipe (though they've upgraded to better ingredients within the past decade): hot, airy, fresh bites of fried soft dough with powdered sugar, and a refreshing mint drink. I will admit that this has a greater rating simply because it's enjoyed at Disneyland. Part of the magic is the powdered sugar flying everywhere as you attempt to eat them without mess, as it can't be helped. If you're lucky, there will be an additional seasonal beignet flavor (I think they used to do this more frequently, but I've only seen one flavor the last times I've visited). The seasonal flavor will usually just be an artificial flavor related to the season or popular event - mainly worth a curiosity or aesthetic try. Just like the original powdered sugar, they'll come piping hot, pillowy soft, and a bit hollow - just how I like it so it's not too filling. In terms of drinks at Disney, most of them are pretty sweet. The mint julep comes off as more refreshing due to the mint and citrus, which is why it's one of my favorites. While it really is simply sugar water with mint syrup and lime and lemonade, it just feels right getting it. I typically dislike desserts and sweet things, but this combination is very enjoyable whenever I'm in Disneyland.

When in Disneyland, be sure to make time to order and enjoy some Mickey Mouse beignets. They are…read moreserved piping hot, fresh and just so delicious. We mobile ordered so we could continue to enjoy our time in the park but as soon as we received the notification they were ready, we made a beeline through the crowds to pick it up. The beignets are not New Orleans quality but they are light and fluffy with that tasty powdered sugar. Taking time out from a busy day at Disneyland to eat these sweet treats was a delight!

Adorable Snowman Frosted Treats was the perfect stop on a hot Tuesday evening! I decided to try the…read moreflight so I could sample a few different flavors. The line was pretty long, so I opted for a mobile order instead, which made the process much easier. My order was ready quickly and it was the perfect way to cool down while enjoying the evening at Disney. The flight is a fun option if you're indecisive like me and want to try a little bit of everything. Definitely a refreshing treat on a hot day!

Nothing better than something light and cool when it gets warm at California Adventure and that's…read moreexactly what this place offers. I got the mango soft serve with diced mango seasoned with chamoy and Chile Lime. It's perfect during the summer. The line can sometimes get long but it goes by pretty quickly

Clarabelle's is an Art Deco-themed ice cream parlor in Disney California Adventure Park, known for…read moretheir customizable hand-dipped ice cream bars, sundaes, floats, and scoops in cones or cups. They offer classic and seasonal treats, and allow for mobile ordering (available thru the Disney app). Highly recommend this, it's quick, fast and convenient! California Adventure is currently hosting their Food and Wine Festival! And we were excited to try the Frozen Banoffee Banana- milk chocolate-dipped frozen banana with toffee pieces, caramel sauce and white chocolate drizzle! Delightfully sweet and delicious! Nice crunch when you take the first bite! Offers both indoor and outdoor seating. Despite long lines, staff are quick to take orders and expedient to serve customers. The vibe is cool and vibrant- paying tribute to Clarabelle the cow!

Located right next to Starbucks which has a lot of seating inside but can be limited on a hot day…read more They offer basic flavors of vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, mint chocolate chip, cookies and cream. Cup or cone, sundaes, ice cream bars and floats. They were also featuring Mickey's Ice Cream truck that you can actually eat ice cream out of. Super cute but not on my list of purchases. This is just a order counter, however they were pretty quick which I appreciated. Prices were pretty good to me for being in CA Adventure park. Not too much interaction with staff but nice nonetheless. A nice quick service for your craving for ice cream.

Very random, but I have a soft spot for Maurice. He's such a GOOD and KIND father to Belle…read more Eccentric inventor, but not that much of a bumbling fool (common animated father trope, even my dad is one) and despite all of his terror and fear he does his best to go save his daughter (not a hero, not a knight or warrior, etc.) and encourages her to be herself. Okay, I'm done with my rant. Maurice's Treats is a snack wagon located at the side of Sleeping Beauty's castle where the Royal Theatre is. It's a quick service, but no mobile order. They close at around 9 PM, which is nice. Love, love, LOVE the cheesy garlic pretzel bread here, which you can get with or without the bratwurst here if you want a dash of salty protein or if you just want some cheesy goodness. You can't go wrong with the chewiness of the the pretzel bread either. Good stuff. If you want even more flavor, you can get some tomato herb flavor with the marinara sauce for a bit extra. They also have a breakfast version of this (I've never been here early enough for that) and I still have to try the chocolate croissant cookie. Their Boysen Apple Freeze is super refreshing and has a great apple taste without the any additional cinnamon flavor (what I dislike a lot about some apple flavored things out there) and coffee too if need be. Cast members are friendly and keep the magic going as per usual. Ambiance is very magical too, especially given the location near the castle and the royal theater. You can see Figaro at the tower and sometimes you can see the Princesses and Princes coming out to greet the royal guests!

Maurice's Treats is a popular snack stand located in Fantasyland at Disneyland and offers a variety…read moreof quick bites and refreshments. Menu items include pastries, Danish dogs, cold brew coffee, and the refreshing Apple Freeze drink. One of their most sought-after items is the Chocolate Croissant Cookie. If you're hoping to try one, plan accordingly and get there early, as they frequently sell out--often before 3:00 PM. Since Maurice's Treats is an outdoor food cart, be prepared to stand in the sun if there's a long line. During busy days, the queue can grow quickly and there is limited shade available. Whether you're looking for a quick snack, a specialty drink, or a sweet treat while exploring the park, Maurice's Treats is a convenient stop with several unique offerings that are worth trying.

There's a headline somewhere out there saying that Disney made more profit with churros sales at…read morethe park than for Disney+ subscriptions, and you know what? I see it. Warm, slightly chewy interior, sweetly seasoned, perfect amount of crunch on the exterior. Unless you have self control and are sharing, everyone in the party is getting one of these. They're around $5.75 each, with seasonal/variation ones costing a bit more. You can never go wrong with the original one though since the seasonal variations are generally the base original one with additional toppings, creams, or dipping sauces. Can get messy, but you can never go wrong with a classic churro at Disneyland! Lines can get pretty long depending which one you are at and if some are closed, so get ready for that, but the service is usually quite efficient. Unfortunately, no Magic Key discount but that's for all kiosks and snacks.

Disneyland churros are hard not to love! Fresh, warm, sugary and delicious!…read more The 70th celebration churro was a bit too sweet for my liking but still a fun treat and delicious! Love the colors on it too :)

1. The hotdog was huge, and the cheesy garlic was a strong flavor note!…read more2. The spot has fun casual vibes in Fantasyland! 3. There are a lot of outdoor tables with shade! 4. The staff was friendly and timely with my order! 5. There are restroom areas nearby! Note: Mobile Ordering is available! Photo: Fantasyland Cheesy Garlic Brat

Located near the Matterhorn Bobsled attraction entrance, you'll find some tasty snacks and drinks…read morehere during the day. I've enjoyed the seasonal desserts, Cheesy Garlic Pretzel Bread, Fantasyland Garlic Cheesy Brat, and turkey leg from here. They also have assorted fountain drinks and a frozen slushy. Walk-up cashier and mobile ordering are available. Magic Key pass holders can also use their discount. Be sure to check what's offered here when visiting the park. The latest update (2026) is the new Edelweiss Lounge next to the snack bar, where you can find tables, get out of the sun, and relax in a perfectly themed area. They really put in some creative work to integrate this space.

Kevin and I always make it a point to stop by the Tiki Juice Bar and head into the Enchanted Tiki…read moreRoom whenever we're at Disneyland. It's one of our favorite little traditions being able to grab a treat and then sit down, cool off in the AC, and enjoy the show. We've tried a few different items here over the years, and two of our favorites are the Pineapple Upside Down Sundae and the Pineapple Orange Guava Tropical Float. Both are super refreshing and full of flavor perfect for a warm park day. The Pineapple Upside Down Sundae is creamy and sweet with that classic Dole Whip flavor, while the tropical float adds a bright, fruity twist that's just as enjoyable. One of the best parts about this spot is being able to take your treat into the Tiki Room and relax for a bit. The show is charming, nostalgic, and such a nice break from the crowds. It's one of those places in the park where you can slow down, recharge, and just enjoy the moment without rushing onto the next ride. Overall, this is one of our favorite stops in the park a perfect mix of a refreshing treat and a relaxing experience all in one. Another simple stop that turns into a sweet little memory for us.

I mean... who doesn't like dolewhip? We tried the strawberry and peach swirl and it was yummy…read more The baos and dumplings were OK, but not recommended.

Within Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland Park, there are many unique and fun food options. Kat…read moreSaka's Kettle is specifically found within the market area and just a food stall with a few items, instead of a full service spot. Grab some popcorn and a drink to have while you explore Batuu's Black Spire Outpost. They say it's ran by merchant Kat Saka, thus the name of the shop. The story goes that Kat Saka is a farmer who grows her own spices gathered from around the galaxy, which she then uses for the popcorn. For $8 you can get a scoop of Kat's Outpost Mix with a colorful mix of sweet and spicy pieces. It's not mindblowingly delicious but it's cute, fun and instagrammable. They sometimes have different fun mixes like Sour Cream & Onion to try, as well. I like that their pop comes in Thermal Detonators adding fun to the whole Star Wars theme of it all. They also have a very fun coffee drink with Cold Brew Slushy, Chocolate Cookie Sweet Cream, and Crème-filled Chocolate Cookie Crumbles. Probably 2000 calories but it's delish. A fun little stop when in Disneyland's Galaxy's Edge!

When I'm craving a cold brew black caf but the Docking Bay has a huge line, the black caf slushy…read morefrom Kat Saka's Kettle is the next closest thing. It's a slushy version with the delicious sweet cream and a chocolate cookie crumble on top. It's a small and quick place to get a drink, snacks, or popcorn buckets.