Rooftop bar offers 360-degree views and an exciting atmosphere with live music and a DJ. Guests enjoy watching fireworks while sipping on specialty cocktails and sharing flavorful small plates. The vibe is lively and social, centered around the scenic setting and energetic entertainment.
Fire-grilled pita sandwiches with fig spread and balsamic vinaigrette stand out, especially the Prosciutto Panuozzo. Pesto sauce adds a fresh twist to pizzas, with the San Marzano Pizza and Caprese salad pairing well with cocktails.
Dinner here offers a relaxed space where guests can move around freely. Timing dinner right lets you enjoy Disney fireworks during the meal, and after 10pm, a Beetlejuice theme event with a cover charge and costume encouragement begins.
"You can see a spectacular fireworks display from here."
"You can watch the fireworks while enjoying dinner."
"The Italian food here is incredible, especially the pizza with pesto."
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially on weekends.
Valet parking is free for two hours with validation from the restaurant.
The rooftop lounge offers a great view of Disneyland fireworks at 9:30 PM.
Poolside snack bar offers cafeteria-style dining with both indoor and outdoor seating. Live music plays softly in the evenings, creating a relaxed atmosphere enhanced by pool lighting and manicured landscaping. The setting attracts those looking for a quiet break with a view and casual vibe.
Thin and crispy crust defines the Margherita pizza, topped with tangy tomato sauce and perfectly melted mozzarella. Pasta dishes are tasty but portions can be small, especially the Lobster Alfredo which has a very small amount of lobster in a small bowl.
Dinner offers solid portions and big flavors. The spot works well when other dinner places are full.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for peak dining times.
Expect to pay around $27 for a 14-inch pizza at the quick service.
Valet parking for non-hotel guests costs $75.
Open kitchen with a wood fire oven creates a lively cooking scene visible from outdoor seating under umbrellas. Atmosphere feels casual and clean, though some furniture shows wear and metal chairs make noise when moved. The vibe suits a relaxed spot to enjoy fresh pizza during a day out.
Creamy pasta and lasagna bolognese stand out on the menu. Plenty of vegetarian options and a make-your-own pasta choice add variety. The Contadina salad mixes romaine, olives, salami, cheese, and pepperoncini in an Italian vinaigrette. Tiramisu finishes the meal.
Dinner here draws repeat visits from travelers, showing strong appeal for evening meals. Staff handle busy dinner times with quick service, making it a reliable spot for a satisfying meal.
Good to know
Cash payments are not accepted.
Only outdoor seating is available.
Seating is limited outside.
Bright and beautiful space with live music adding energy to a casual and lively atmosphere. Tables fill quickly, blending booths and chairs for a balanced dining experience. Noise stays manageable despite nearby bar and lobby activity, creating a warm and inviting vibe.
Carrot gnocchi stands out as amazing and the best ever. Salads, steaks, and fresh pasta also impress with their quality.
Dinner offers a quiet atmosphere with delicious food and well-crafted drinks. Desserts complement the meal nicely, making it suitable for special occasions.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak dining hours.
Expect a 20-minute wait during busy times, especially on weekends.
Valet parking is available for free with validation from the restaurant.
Spacious pizza restaurant with arcade games and large TVs showing sports creates a lively, family-friendly atmosphere. Walls display nostalgic memorabilia, blending traditional pizza parlor vibes with modern touches. Noise levels rise quickly during games, making it energetic and sometimes loud.
Buffet includes all-you-can-eat pizza, spaghetti with Marinara sauce, and various chicken dishes like deep fried and oven roasted. Pasta options come with healthy sides such as salads and steamed veggies.
Dinner offers a variety of options that suit both kids and adults, with pizza as a main choice. Quality varies depending on the staff working, and TVs show games for added entertainment.
Good to know
Happy hour pizza starts at $5.99 for plain, thin crust.
The Bunch o Lunch buffet is available every day.
Happy hour specials are available from 2pm onwards.
Seafood restaurant with a Forrest Gump theme and movie memorabilia creates a nostalgic atmosphere. Cozy booths and a small gift shop add to the experience. The vibe is lively and fun, often featuring trivia and kid-friendly activities.
Shrimp pasta features fresh shrimp and a flavorful sauce. Some pasta dishes like linguine can arrive dry or cold with little sauce.
Dinner features 1/2 pound Cajun shrimp and a lively atmosphere with a show. Friendly service helps make celebrations feel special.
Good to know
Trivia night happens every Tuesday at 8pm with a $5 entry fee.
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with half-price appetizers.
Parking is validated, making it free after your meal.
Dark wood paneling and redwood craftsmanship create an upscale, cozy setting with fireplace seating and whiskey library. The atmosphere feels relaxing and classy, with live music enhancing the vibe. Comfortable booths and unique decor invite quiet rest or casual conversation.
Risotto features incredible mushrooms and delivers strong flavor. Lasagna comes super cheesy with a good amount of meat, including a short rib version.
Dinner offers a relaxed vibe with early seating and a focus on cocktails alongside the meal. The spot suits adults looking for a calm place to enjoy dinner and drinks.
Good to know
Reservations are now required to enter Hearthstone Lounge.
The lounge opens at 4 pm, limiting daytime access.
Food and drink prices are high, typical for Disneyland.
Open grill with chefs cooking hibachi-style creates an interactive dining experience. Large patio with fire pit and loud DJ sets a lively, energetic atmosphere. Diverse menu spans Mongolian grill to American and international dishes, with all-you-can-eat options and varied seating areas.
Options include making fettuccine Alfredo with chicken and broccoli alongside burgers and Mongolian dishes. The menu lets you create a variety of Italian-inspired meals like pasta with different toppings.
Dinner offers a solid market station selection with options that invite repeat visits. Joining the email club grants a yearly free dinner on birthdays, adding a nice touch for regulars.
Good to know
The restaurant has a two-hour time limit for dining.
Children are charged as full guests, even infants in car seats.
Brunch is available for $21 with all-you-can-eat options.