food IS a theme park
Disneyland has had some hits lately in the snack department!
Sleeping Beauty Castle in Disneyland
We recently tried a Peach Cobbler Donut (!!), fawned over an adorable Steamboat Willie Milk Shake, and started making our way through the amazing list of food added for Celebrate Soulfully during Black History Month. Now, we’re trying another fried treat at Disneyland: Cranberry Fritters!
Listen, we’ve eaten a LOT of food in Disney World the past few weeks.
Old Key West Resort
We’ve tried all the new eats at the Flower & Garden Festival in EPCOT, snacked on “space” food aboard the Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser, and even tried new treats in the theme parks for St. Patrick’s Day and the spring season. But now, we’re heading over to Old Key West Resort, where a classic snack got a big change!
Did you know that one of the Hitchhiking Ghosts is a so-called miracle doctor?!
The Haunted Mansion Ride Sign
While we can only imagine why he’s out on the road with his two buddies, Ezra and Gus, Professor Phineas Plump has a top hat full of fashion and a suitcase full of remedies. Maybe he can even cure our hunger with all The Haunted Mansion Anniversary eats and treats in Disneyland?
Royal St. Veranda in New Orleans Square is one of my favorite dining gems in Disneyland. They are most known for their Clam Chowder in a Bread Bowl, but I go there for the fritters!
Royal St. Veranda
This spot is located just underneath the staircase to the Dream Suite — right next to Pirates of the Caribbean. It’s simply a walk-up window and a few tables and chairs scattered around. Nothing major, and nothing visually to draw you in. But the menu has always been a guest favorite and you’re about to see why!
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