I stopped by this sweets store while we were visiting Downtown Disney with my wife and daughter. My…read moreniece wanted a popcorn from here and I didn't see any vendors outside with some so I came to this store. They used to be at a different spot but they moved to this new spot now. The store is welcoming and they have a lot of Disney sweets. I found the popcorn bag but they had different flavors so I had to video call her to ask which one she wanted. She wanted the churros one so I got her that one. I didn't know where to line up so I asked a worker. She was able to help me since I was paying with a card. The price was reasonable and the customer service I encountered was great.

This place smells amazing! Disney you should make a candle with this fragrance!…read more My coworkers and friends always want treats from this place. What's great is that you can get candy and popcorn and chocolate in cool packaging. They have fun treats with cool decorations and it's always fun to see how they decorate their rice crispy treats based on upcoming holidays or events.

Every Disneyland trip requires a stop at Good Boy Grocers in Mickey's ToonTown at Disneyland Park!…read moreThe reimagined Toontown officially opened in March 2023. The Good Boy Grocers is themed like a farmer's market or like a roadside stand. It services as a fun quick stop spot for refreshing snacks and drinks. The name itself is from Pluto! Good Boy Grocers offers grab and go items that are perfect for eating while standing in line for a ride. There are two rides in ToonTown. There is the Roger Rabbit Spin and Mickey's and Minnie's Runaway Train. The menu has items like fresh fruit such as bananas, apples, cheese snacks, cookies, fruit bars, pickles, assorted chips, and bottle beverages. During the holidays or special events, Good Boy Grocers does offer limited time offerings such as themed strawberry slushies! One of the highlights of Good Boy Grocers is that you can craft your perfect picnic basket! It's a customizable collection where you can choose several snack items and a beverage together in a souvenir basket, optionally paired with a picnic blanket! There are play areas and spaces in ToonTown that you can take a break for the picnic! Since it's a quick service kiosk, you don't need advanced dining reservations. Most of the items are under $14.99. It's located next to CenTOONial Park and close to the other ToonTown dining options such as Café Daisy. There are plenty of tables available to sit and eat at too!

Great little spot to purchase a picnic basket with goodies for you and your family. Lots of snacks…read moreto choose from. Cast members are always helpful and friendly.

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.

It's really $200 for pictures and if you think of it that way you will be a lot more satisfied…read more This is what I kept telling my husband in hushed tones as we were paying for the grossly overpriced buffet. We aren't the biggest eaters so buffets aren't normally our thing although we are from the great buffet state of Nevada. "Just think about how cute the Christmas cards will be !!" I urged. His distain is only slightly obvious in the semi mandatory Minnie photograph. It was worth it in my opinion. I wasn't thrilled the first think my son ate was 20 cent jello but I urged him to switch to bacon and eggs rapidly and leave the toast and other fillers behind. The omelette station chef Craig was very talkative and didn't skimp on the meat requested. We won't be back because it seems like a one time deal

This was such a great experience for the whole family!…read more I wasn't aware that character dining was a thing so I didn't book a reservation in advance and when I learned about it a month before our trip, there were no slots open so if you're interested, book it asap! They do ask for your card to reserve your spot but you can cancel up to a few hours before your reservation. 5:30am the morning of, I was able to get a 8:30am reservation so if you don't get one in advance, check the night before or the morning of. The menu was accommodating for my toddler who has a tree but allergy and a chef even came to our table to elaborately explain what would be safe for her to eat. This is such a thoughtful touch to the experience, especially for fearful parents like us as we navigate her allergy. We got pics with Minnie before going in and met so many characters inside - Pooh, Tigger, Chip, Dale, Pluto. My daughter was a bit scared so the characters kept their distance and still engaged with her which we appreciated. This helped ease her into the Disneyland experience. She loved the Minnie waffles and we loved the biscuit and gravy and hot chocolate! Definitely Take a hot chocolate for the road since those are pricey around the park. This was a bit pricey but worth it for her first time here. She's 2 so it was free for her but it was about $100+ for 2 adults.

A trip to Disneyland just isn't complete without stopping at a few of the classic snack carts…read more Every visit, I make it a point to grab a smoked turkey leg, popcorn, and a Mickey ice cream bar. They're all part of the Disney experience! The turkey leg cart is an absolute must. Even if the line looks long, it's worth the wait. The smoked turkey legs are flavorful, filling, and packed with protein, making them a great way to stay full for several hours while exploring the parks. They are a little pricey, but it's one of the more satisfying snacks you can buy. Pro tip: Bring a bag of dinner rolls or King's Hawaiian rolls and make your own mini turkey sliders--it's a fun and delicious way to stretch your meal. Next is the popcorn cart. Disney's popcorn is always fresh, buttery, and perfectly salty. Throughout the year, they offer collectible popcorn buckets with different seasonal designs, which are fun souvenirs for Disney fans. As for me, I'm keeping it simple--I love the original OG plain popcorn. No fancy flavors needed! Last but not least, don't skip the ice cream cart. There's something special about walking down Main Street with a classic Mickey Mouse ice cream bar in hand. It's a timeless Disney treat that brings out the kid in everyone and is the perfect way to cool off on a warm day. These three snack carts have become traditions for me, and I look forward to them on every single Disneyland trip!

Located throughout the park…read more You can get bottled waters and other drinks, frozen regular and strawberry lemonade, a frozen chocolate banana, chocolate chip cookie ice cream sandwich, cotton candy (sometimes seasonal flavors), a premium ice cream sandwich version and a regular Mickey ice cream (chocolate shell with vanilla ice cream inside), and a fruit sorbet popsicle. No Magic Key discounts and it can be steep. We got 1 Mickey Ice cream for $7, but it works in a pinch if you want to get a cold treat super fast and don't want to wait in a line or if mobile order is backed up. Cast members are always kind and friendly. It's that Disney magic.

Candy Palace is one of my favorite spots at Disneyland! They…read morehave all the good goods and fun themed items for snacks here. I love taking cute selfie photos with my Minnie ears and cutesey Disney themed desserts! And this is absolutely the place to get all these adorable baked goods. This sweet tooth soothing shop is on Main Street, U.S.A. in the main Disneyland Park with a friendly staff but forever long lines. Bonus fun - they have glass walls so you can see the candy makers working their magic. Although I don't eat them, I love the Disneyland caramel apples and watching them being decorated. The inventive themes of caramel apples over the years have been awe inspiring! Creative ideas come out in their culinary art, for sure. Cupcakes, toffee, cake pops, bags of popcorn and so many other treats are available here. Theme goods change with the seasons and events so it's fun keeping an eye on what's new & fun at the Candy Palace. The Churro Toffee is viral and hot, but it's honestly not one of my favorites, sorry internets. I loveeeeee their cake pops though and they're way more kawaii. You can also give me one of their themed cupcakes any day and I'll chomp those things up. Also love their decorated sugar cookies which can also be super cute depending on the season! Right now they have an It's A Small World Cookie, ahhhhhh! This Disney Adult stopping in every time I'm at Disneyland should attest to it being a MUST DO while in the park.

This location is iconic for both the tasty treats and sweets, but also for the atmosphere of the…read morearoma. Plus, there are cast members making treats in front of you to offer entertainment and intrigue as you see items made on the premises. You can find anything from caramel apples, cookies, cake pops, and seasonally - the famous hand-pulled candy canes! If you've never been, I suggest stopping in as this place has fascinated me since I first stepped foot in Disneyland at the age of 5. Use caution if you have a peanut/treenut allergy like me as there will be people consuming nut products around here. I avoid when busy, but enjoy a late night stroll here.

Love this little stand for fresh fruit, cheese, drinks, and my fav - pickles! Spicy or regular you…read morecan't go wrong & help keep you hydrated on your long Disney days. This location doesn't offer mobile order and pay, but also never really has a line so it's a quick in and out. There is some shared seating with Bengal BBQ, but can be difficult to find a place to sit. When your adventures in Adventureland find you famished, come by for a piece of fresh fruit, tangy pickle, or even a refreshing beverage!

Sometimes while enjoying the park on a hot day you don't want to eat unhealthy burgers and fries…read more As my gal and I watch our diets we look for these kinds of stands at any theme park, and it's nice to find them at Disney. Sure, the prices were inflated a bit, but it's great to be able to enjoy cold pineapple slices, frozen grapes, mango, fruits, juices and water while we took a break from the rides and summer heat. They even had pickle spears too. Yum.

1. The pretzel was cute and soft! The chili cheese chips were well-crafted!…read more2. The spot has fun casual vibes! 3. The staff were friendly and timely with our order! It was ready in less than 10 mins! 4. There are only outdoor seatings! There are few tables available! 5. There are restroom areas nearby! Note: Mobile Ordering is available! Photo: Mickey Mouse Pretzel and Spicy Firefly Chips

Food is Great! Service is Swell!…read moreAmbiance is Fantastic and Terrific! Thank You Refreshment Corner, Everything it was all Delicious!