Tara T.

The food is expensive for the taste and quality. Caesar salad was good. The pasta was just ok. The drink was excellent. The service was great -- our waitress was very attentive. The ambiance is cute. We came here last year for breakfast with no problems but this time, half the group didn't like what they ordered. The total bill was $270 for 3 kids and 4 adults. Not worth it.

Frantsy R.

This is the only restaurant in Pixar Pixar Hotel and it gets busy at night as soon as it opens. I was skeptical that it would be another bad hotel restaurant but the food was pretty good. I had a great Espresso Martini super creamy and frothy. Also had the fish sandwich- the fish filet is massive and stacked. It's messy with the slaw but hot and fresh and well made. I got the side Caesar salad and it was good. My guest got the chopped wedge which did not come dressed and we asked for dressing it never came. The waitress was super busy and hardly checked on us. When she FINALLY came and we told her we didn't get any dressing she did take off the salad. Remainder of trip we didn't eat there again.

William O.

This was my second visit to Great Maple. This restaurant is situated in the Pixar Place Hotel. I love that the restaurant continues the Pixar theming of the hotel, but also has a fun, modern personality of its own. The food here is all about comfort with their giant maple bacon doughnuts and their huge French toast logs. I have been for both breakfast and dinner, and I feel like they are both solid meals. On this visit, we came in at about 8:45am. The restaurant was actually close to empty. We were seated right away and our server was super helpful, and really sweet to my family. When the food came I was very pleased with what I ordered. The Cajun shrimp Benedict is served on their signature biscuits, really good shrimp and a Cajun hollandaise sauce. The biscuits are fried and the shrimp are well seasoned. It also comes with their scalloped potatoes with sour cream and onion baked into it, which are quite addictive. My wife had their protein plate as she wanted something healthy. My daughter had their kids pancakes, which she loved. My only issue here is that the food did take a long time to come out. It felt odd as they were not busy at all, but maybe they were just short staffed. I feel like that wasn't an issue last time. In any case, I highly recommend eating here on a visit to Disneyland.

Brittany T.

When we don't have a park reservation, a dining reservation at a Disney property is the next best bet to experience some of the magic. Great Maple was a bit lackluster for us, though. We came specifically for the restaurant week menu so it was a bit limited, to be fair. But, to their credit, it was a great value. I think I would actually only come back (or recommend others go) if it was for restaurant week. Otherwise, the prices are pretty steep for being all the way over at Pixar Place and not having many magical touches to the menu. The cold brew in the glass bear cup was pretty cute, but that's kind of where the whimsy ended for me. The shrimp and avocado stack was pretty good but my protein bowl was just okay. They also upcharged us for my salmon but it was supposedly included in the restaurant week menu (but after I already had to correct the bill for not reflecting the restaurant week prices, I didn't want them to have to rectify this a second time). For dessert, we shared the maple bacon donuts. These were yummy but a little too indulgent. I just don't think I'm a maple bacon fan. Overall, I don't think I'll be rushing to come back here and but if you want to try, I'd recommend waiting until restaurant week.

Janet S.

Our party of 9 had a reservation to celebrate our niece graduating from CSU, Fullerton. Our server Cesar was very nice, albeit a bit scattered at first. He asked if anyone had any food allergies/preferences so we informed him that our niece was vegetarian. He said he would bring her a vegan menu to peruse, great! After waiting nearly 15 minutes, we had to flag him down and ask for the vegan menu again. "So-and-so didn't bring it?" I'm pretty sure he said that HE would bring it. Sensing our annoyance, he kicked into gear and became very attentive. Once he took our orders, the food came out relatively fast. I had the Cobb wedge salad, plenty of Romaine hearts sliced vertically, w/pulled chicken, bacon, avocado, radish, pickled onions & blue cheese crumbles. I really enjoyed it. Hubby had the It's a date salad, tons of Kale with dates and croutons, he felt like he was eating cow feed as the kale was a bit tough.The rest of our party had meatloaf, fish sandwich, shrimp pasta, hot chicken sandwich, poblano & cheese tamale and a falafel burger. A varied menu that we enjoyed.

Diele K.

Previously, I had dined at this location within the first month of opening and loved it for brunch. They had a vegetarian bacon option made from mushrooms that I loved; sadly, that option is no longer on the menu. Though I wanted to still dine here as one of my besties and I were staying at Pixar Place Hotel. We booked dinner the night before her Disney Half-Marathon and Brunch post-run the day of our checkout. I wrote a review on the other page, but this one appears to be the official one. For dinner, we had the amazing Cesar who was exceptional with my food allergies while delivering the definition of service with a smile. He even self-identified I was given regular fries and not Parmesan truffle to take to correct; which I appreciated it as I would have just dealt with the kitchen error to avoid food waste. Though he was exceptional, the noise in the dining room was very jarring. This alone will deter me from doing dinner there in the future. Lastly regarding the dinner service, we both were not impressed with our entrees. The Turkey Bolognese lacked seasoning and the chicken sandwich was dry. The mushroom fries were a hit so if I were to go here, I'd stick to starts and the delicious Mule I had. Though a lackluster dinner the night before in terms of flavor, we kept the brunch reservation as the first time I dined here was great. Thankfully, it was less loud for a better experience seated in a corner by the glass windows. Service was very slow today, but we were not in a rush. The cold brew bears are a thing I remembered from when they opened, and eagerly awaited one that came after our meals due to the bar being backed up. I ended up requesting another and shocked they are no free refills as $10 for how small they are seems crazy; I could have sworn when I came the first time they were one free refill. Perhaps allowed when first opening? Not the end of the world, but wish the waitress confirmed the charge first for a second one. I wasn't terribly fussed so I didn't bring it up. As for the brunch food, it was a little better than dinner the night before in terms of flavor. We had a better brunch the day before at Carnation Cafe in Disneyland surprisingly. Overall, a bust both visits and I would only recommend for convenience if staying at Pixar Place. Or unless you are missing Dr. Pepper like I do as no one where in the parks has Dr. Pepper. I would not go out of my way to visit while in the parks staying at the Disneyland Hotel or off property as no product specifically is memorable to go back that far from the parks.

Mckenna B.

Great Maple at Pixar Place is a super cute place to dine and is very in-theme with Disney. There is parking available in the hotel lot right next to it and you can get it validated at the restaurant itself. The food is very delicious in my opinion. I ordered the turkey bolognese dish and it was so savory. You can probably split that with another person, as it's big portion. I also ordered the It's a Date kale salad, also very shareable for the table. The kale was very crisp and fresh, too! Even though it was crowded, the servers did a really great job keeping up with the table and ensuring we had water refills. The staff is overall very friendly and accommodating. If you're in the Disney area or spending a day at the park, I recommend taking a break and giving this place a try!

Nisa B.

My family and I went here for the Mother's Day brunch. The place was inviting and clean. The staff were friendly and greeted us as we came in. The food was delicious and amazing. Our waitress was very attentive to us. We would definitely be back.

Cera-Lyn S.

Reservations for 6. Seated right away. Service was fast and friendly. Server was well versed on specials. Food was delicious especially the Soda Pop pork ribs and the wedge Cobb salad. Ordered the seasonal carrots and may have been forgotten so explained to me that a refire would happen. Decided to cancel order and got a free donut instead. Overall, a great place for a hearty dinner. Portions are huge. Shared the ribs with my son and was still a lot leftover. Restaurant was a good noise level. Pricey but worth it for a splurge

Cindy K.

This was my 1st time here and I will be back. My ladies group did brunch plus it was my birthday. Service was excellent! Our server anticipated our needs quickly and before we asked. The inside of this restaurant is light and airy,Filled with pixar characters photos throughout its interior because it is located inside the Pixar hotel. I had the signature dish Chicken and doughnuts. The chicken was spicy, not greasy covered in maple syrup and the doughnuts were light and fluffy with a maple glaze and bacon bits. Portions are substantial and can be shared. Everyone was happy with their selections and many were making return plans .

Linda L.

Had a late breakfast here the last day of our stay at Pixar Place. Service was painfully slow, which I hope was due to staffing issues, there didn't seem to be many servers on while we were there. It look about 90 minutes for breakfast. The food was fine, I had chilaquiles, which were good. We also had the beignets, which came with lemon curd and were delicious.

Sarah L.

We had the nicest brunch here!! Our server was so friendly and great and the dining room was immaculate. I love the design. We each ordered an eggs benedict, I had the classic and he had the shrimp, and with the side of au gratin potatoes they were amazing. The biscuit is much easier to cut into and gives a very different texture than the usual English muffin. The biscuit in its own right is so good although I do prefer an English muffin for a Benedict, or something with a little more crunch to contrast the eggs and ham. I also ordered a chocolate chip pancake on the side which was perfect for my sweet tooth. Overall had a great time and look forward to coming back!

Leslie P.

Food service and ambience on point. I have been wanting to try this place out for about two yrs at downtown Disney. Did not disappoint us in a birthday celebration We had the meatloaf and mashed potatoes with petite onion rings on top to make it special but the one spectacular meal that sounded different but interesting was the maple bacon donuts with fried chicken(felt more like chicken tenders but it's ok) Wowzer the donuts were huge but so scrumptious and paired up like a chicken and waffle meal. They have some unique food here but still with a home style meal but elevated. You need to try it out. Inside Pixar hotel that is an easy walk from dtd.