Inside Carthay Circle
Restaurant
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Carthay Circle exterior
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Named after one of the most famous movie palaces of Hollywood's Golden Age, Carthay Circle features plenty of glamour and some of the best food in any American theme park. Chef Andrew Sutton has crafted a menu that showcases the best of Southern California cuisine with dishes such as ceviche of blue cobia ($16), chicken and Anaheim chili raviolis ($32.00), and sesame soy-glazed Skuna Bay salmon ($35). Kids' menu offers a choice of fish, tacos, soba noodle bowl, or pasta ($7-$13). A three-course fixed price Paint the NIght Dining Package is also available for dinner at $99/adult and $45/child, which includes tickets to a reserved viewing area (standing room only). Be sure to check out some of the old movie memorabilia on display while you are there.

If you're craving a cool ice cream treat, Clarabelle's can definitely deliver. Decorated with art-deco flair, this ice cream shop serves up a variety of scoops and sundaes, but they are most famous for their massive "Kitchen Sink" sundaes served in a plastic souvenir sink.  

This Monsters Inc.-themed stand (it's not Abominable Snowman, it's Adorable Snowman, get it?) is near the entrance of the soon-to-open Pixar Pier. The big draw here is the non-dairy lemon soft serve ice cream (we hear it's something like the lemon version of a Dole Whip). You can get it plain, swirled, in a parfait, dipped in white chocolate, or as a root beer float!

Fire-grilled citrus chicken ($13.99) and carne asada and chicken tamales ($13.49) are two of the tasty Mexican options available at this Pacific Wharf eatery. Kids' meal choices include a bean and cheese burrito ($6.99), chicken quesadilla ($6.99), or toddler arroz con pollo ($4.49). Outside seating shared with other Pacific Wharf restaurants.  

This new snack stand next to Mike & Sully to the Rescue offers falafel and other treats, including some of the hero-themed food being offered during Summer of Heroes.

Calling all corn dog fans! Here you will find them plump and hand-dipped. The limited menu includes hot-link corn dog with a bag of chips or sliced apples ($8.49), corn dog with chips/apples, ($7.99), and cheddar cheese stick with chips/apples ($7.69). Outdoor seating.

View of the Cove Bar on
the right
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Cove Bar is closed currently, but will re-open March 16 and remain open until the end of May 2018. In June 2018, this lounge undergoes construction with Ariel's Grotto to become the Lamplight Lounge eatery.

Cozy Cone Motel In
CarsLand
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Cruise in to one of Sally's five giant cones, each with its own tasty snacks. Flavored popcorn ($4.99), chili ($7.49), and soft serve ($3.79) are just a few of the options along with some unique beverages. Try Red's Apple Freeze in Cone 4, a frozen apple juice concoction with marshmallow flavoring ($4.99).

You'll feel like you're in Hollywood with the beautiful people when you order here. This walk-up counter offers chips ($3.19), pickles ($3.99), and assorted fruit. You'll even find coconut water ($3.79) here! You can also buy "I Am Bread," which is a Groot-shaped bread available in sourdough or jalapeno cheddar for $8.50—it's so adorable you may not be able to eat it!

Named after the stars of the 1933 animated short The Three Little Pigs, this charming cafe offers Starbuck's beverages, as well as breakfast sandwiches ($4.79-$5.29), grab and go lunch/dinner sandwiches ($9.59), salads ($8.49), and plenty of bakery treats ($1.49-$5.99). Kids can have a PB&J meal ($5.99). Seating inside and out.