This little spot serves New York-style pizza by the slice ($5.00 for a huge one) and by the pie. Try the gelato for a tasty dessert. At the time of this writing, this restaurant was closed for refurbishment, so it should have a new look sometime in 2016.  

Bring your Chunky Monkey over to Ben & Jerry’s for ice cream favorites, smoothies, shakes, and sundaes. Need we really say more?

This family-friendly chain themed after Forrest Gump provides fun and tasty dining options. Servers offer up quirky Forrest Gump trivia, and the menu includes plenty of seafood, ribs, and salad options in addition to, of course, shrimp (served just about every way you can imagine it)! We like the Shrimper's Heaven ($21.99) and Jenny's Catch with Lobster Butter Sauce ($19.99).    

Hearty food and a warm atmosphere at this popular family eatery serving what they term “immigrant Southern Italian food” (basically meaning popular Italian dishes you’re probably familiar with). Food is served family-style in large portions for sharing. Our meal was huge and could have easily fed twice the people. Menu and more details available online. Tip: Check out the photographs in the restrooms for a chuckle.

Mariachi bands, familiar Mexican dishes, and killer margaritas make the cantina a lively place. Mariachi performed on Friday and Saturday evenings from 8:30pm to close. View their menu online.

Another installation of the popular cinnamon bun chain. It offers basically the same items (baked on premises) as the theme park’s outlet (see page 234).

Traditional French crepes prepared to order, which you can watch through the eatery’s front window. Salads and specialty coffees also available. Indoor/outdoor seating.

This chain coffee shop serves specialty coffees and teas from around the world. Try one of their signature ice-blended concoctions.  

This chain offers a healthier alternative to many of the fast-food joints at CityWalk. They serve Korean-style bowls with rice, meat, and a tasty "magic sauce."  

With more than 120 Hard Rock Cafes around the world, chances are you’ve been to one (and in our opinion, the only reason to visit again is to collect a new t-shirt). The menu has basic American fare and the walls are covered with music memorabilia, including a 78-foot neon green Stratocaster guitar at the entrance. Sign up for priority seating on the Hard Rock website, or make a reservation at Open Table.