We’re not suggesting you come all the way to Disneyland to eat at the Golden Arches, but it works if you’re on a tight budget or need a Big Mac fix. The McDonald’s across from Disneyland Resort on 1500 S. Harbor Blvd. is convenient and cheap—prices are not inflated just because it’s near Disneyland. Open 24 hours.

This simple ice cream parlor is also an affordable family restaurant. Beyond the ice cream, you’ll find breakfast treats like strawberry Belgian waffles and lunch/dinner staples like soup, salads, and a variety of burgers. Located at 1060 W. Katella Ave. Phone: 714-635-1801.

This little eatery is right across from Disneyland on Harbor Blvd, and thus is tempting for many hungry visitors after a long day in the park. The food is cheap, both in price ($11 buffet) and in quality. Avoid the lure if you can manage it. 1550 S. Harbor Blvd., Anaheim, CA 92802. 714-491-4788. http://www.captainkiddsrestaurant.com.

A massive complex that combines food and fun is the idea behind Dave & Buster’s. In other words, it’s a grown-up Chuck E. Cheese—complete with games that spit out redemption tickets. Food is decent but pricey. The games are fun, but also pricey. But it does seem to offer something for everyone. Located at 20 City Blvd., Orange, CA. Phone: 714-769-1515. Note: 21 and older after 10:00 pm.

A grand 1909 home is the setting for this acclaimed, award-winning restaurant. Relax in one of the eight lovely dining areas while you enjoy menu items such as venison ($47), rack of New Zealand lamb ($44), and Ossobuco Milanese ($45). Extensive wine list. Dress code is business casual (see page 216). Reservations are recommended—call 714-772-1381 or visit http://www.anaheimwhitehouse.com. 887 S. Anaheim Blvd., Anaheim, CA.