This seasonal counter-service eatery features French dishes. Menu items include Beast's Burger ($13.79), the Enchanted Cauli-Flower Sandwich ($11.29), Chicken Sandwich a la Lumiere ($11.29), poutine flatbread ($9.49), and kids meals ($6.99–$7.49). For dessert, try the Grey Stuff Gateau for $5.49—it's delicious! Breakfast is now served at this eatery as of February 7, too! It's unclear how long this tavern will be around—though it is proving popular! This eatery is in the former Pinocchio's Village Haus location.

This spacious Italian eatery was recently re-themed for the Star Wars Season of the Force, but it continues to offer traditional favorites such as pizza (by the slice is $7.49-$9.99, or whole 16” pie is $34.99-$39.99) and pastas (chicken fusilli is $9.99). A variety of salads are also available for $8.49–$10.99. Ample indoor and outdoor seating. Kids meals feature pizza or “Space-getti” (spaghetti) for $6.49, and a mac and cheese toddler meal is available for $4.49. Portions are large, so this is a good place to share. 

A simple spot for hot dogs ($6.79-$8.19), chili in sourdough bread bowls ($10.49), and soft Mickey Mouse pretzels ($4.39). Limited table seating is available inside, but there’s ample seating outside with a ragtime piano player in the evening. A great place to satisfy those evening munchies!

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This popular Disneyland corner service spot converted to table service in February 2016, serving Southern-style lunch and dinner in Antebellum surroundings. The same choices (and prices) are served for lunch and dinner. Breakfast is no longer served; nearby Rancho del Zocalo has picked up the breakfast slack. Starters include pimento cheese dip ($10) and cold grilled shrimp ($12). The barbecue-heavy menu offers pork ribs ($23), a sausage combo ($20), BBQ tofu ($19), a roasted half-chicken ($21), and pulled pork, fried chicken, and beef brisket sandwiches ($20-$21). A Catch of the Day ($22) and a pair of entree salads ($19) are the non-BBQ alternatives. Signature desserts ($7-$8) are butterscotch pudding parfait, fried cheesecake, and a maple, apple and bacon bundt cake. Kids' meals reflect the adult menu, and run $9-$12. Reservations are available. Closing September 5, 2017 for a major refurbishment, and is expected to open around November 16. Due to this refurbishment, Fantasmic dining packages will be offered at Cafe Orleans from September 5 through November 16 for $45/adult and $25/child age 3 to 9.

Soups in bread bowl ($10.49), fritters ($4.49), and specialty coffees are served at this small but satisfying eatery. Limited patio seating. Open 10 am–park closing.

Chicken breast nuggets ($9.49), fish and chips ($9.99), and corn dogs ($7.99) are the mainstays of this Western counter-service locale. Funnel cakes are a tasty dessert ($6.49). Outdoor table seating with a view of Rivers of America is available nearby.

This is where you can get those famous pineapple Dole Whips ($4.19), which are delicious, refreshing, and dairy-free! Also available are pineapple spears ($2.99), floats ($5.29), juice ($2.79), and fruit bowls ($8.79).

Healthy options abound here with fruit in all forms:  mango or pineapple, whole, cut, fresh, and dried. Pickle spears, trail mix, veggie snacks and bottled drinks are also available. No seating, so grab and go.  

This medieval pavillion-style tent is tucked back near Mickey and the Magical Map and is home to tasty snacks such as bratwurst ($8.19), stuffed baked potatoes ($6.99), and pretzel bites ($5.39). Very minimal seating.  

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Pizza ($7.99-$9.79) and burger combos ($9.99-$11.49) top the menu at this Pinochio-themed eatery in Fantasyland. Grilled chicken sandwiches ($9.29) and apple and cheddar salad ($8.49) are lighter alternatives. Kids can munch burgers, turkey sandwiches, pizza, or mac and cheese ($4.49-$6.99). Plenty of indoor and outdoor table seating in delightfully detailed surroundings.