This far-out spot is home to healthy treats to help you refuel during a long day. Fresh fruits ($1.99-$3.49), veggie cups ($3.99), and chips and salsa ($3.79) are available, along with lots of beverages. Check out the colorful geodesic dome at night!

Flo's V-8 Cafe
by Silvercat

Flo's V-8 Cafe
by chezp

Roll on in to Cars Land's largest eatery, where homestyle cooking meets Cars-themed kitsch. Breakfast options include brioche French toast ($7.99) and a classic American breakfast with eggs, potatoes, bacon, and biscuit ($8.49). Those hungry for lunch or dinner can choose from items like rotisserie chicken ($11.99), citrus turkey salad ($11.99), and veggie tater bake ($10.99). Kids' meals include roast beef sandwich, turkey sandwich, and mac and cheese ($6.49-$6.99). For dessert, try the apple-cheddar pie ($5.39) or a shake with "road gravel" ($4.69). Sit on the back patio and watch the Radiator Springs Racers zoom by!

Ghirardelli Soda Fountain
and Chocolate Shop
by GingerJ

Scoop up a bite of California history with some of the tastiest ice cream and chocolate around! The sundaes here are decadent and huge, with options like the Intense Dark Espresso Escape ($11.95), the sea salt caramel sundae ($11.95), and the cookie bits sundae ($12.45). On a chilly evening, try one of the premium hot cocoas; we like the sea salt and the decadent drinking chocolate ($4.95-$5.95). Espresso drinks are also available. Don't forget to grab a free sample of chocolate!

This new snack stand opens June 6 between Cosmic Canteen and the Studio Food Trucks in Hollywood Land, and serves up lots of hero-themed food to celebrate the Summer of Heroes. Menu options include The Most Dangerous Tacos in the Galaxy (Barbacoa beef tacos with green onion slaw, purple cabbage, pickled onions, habanero salsa, and green tortillas), Obviously Nachos (fried blue corn tortillas with red pepper cheese sauce, mojo-marinated chicken, chipotle crèma, and green onions), Space Outpost Tacos (chicken street tacos with chopped cilantro and onions), Mythic Michaelada, Sol-Horchata, the Hot Flare Margarita (jalapeño), and the Solar Flare Margarita (watermelon).

Feeling lucky? This eatery offers fresh, healthy Asian bowls customized just for you. Choose your protein (chicken, beef, or tofu), add seared veggies, and then choose your sauce (mandarin orange, spicy Korean, Thai coconut curry, or teriyaki) for $10.99. Edamame and fresh mango slices are side dish options ($3.39-$3.99). Kids meal offering is a chicken and brown rice bowl ($6.99). Shares large seating area with other Pacific Wharf restaurants.  

Here’s another California tradition—wine tasting! Wine experts are available to make suggestions. Enjoy wine and port flights or full pours along with fine cheeses. Just outside Wine Country Trattoria.  

Pacific Wharf Cafe
by DopeyGirl

Boudin breadbowl
by iheartdumbo

Ever wonder how sourdough bread is made? Take a quick tour and see at the Boudin Bakery next door (see page 134). Afterwards, try a yummy sourdough bread bowl filled with soup or salad. Soup choices are clam chowder, broccoli and cheese, or the seasonal specialty ($10.49). Salads ($10.99) and a turkey pesto club ($9.79) are also available. Outside seating.
 

This sweet spot offers chocolate, vanilla, and swirl soft serve ($3.79-$4.39) as well as floats ($4.99).  While you're there, check out the murals to the right, the only originals remaining from the opening days of DCA.