Plaza Inn - Anaheim, California

Alli Yu

We usually have lunch or dinner here. You wait and then order inside like a cafeteria. The entrees are generous and decently priced for Disneyland.

We like the fried chicken plate with fried chickens, mash potatoes and green beans and a biscuit. Great deal and very tasty!! Highly recommend. They also have indoor seating if you are cold or hot but it’s first come first serve.

This trip we decided to try the peppermint cake which was sadly not worth the money nor calories. Not good at all. So disappointed.

Stick to the entrees and you’ll enjoy it!

Jenny L.

Disneyland’s in-park restaurants, snacks, and drinks can be a bit pricey, but there are still some gems worth trying. I’ve previously written a review of Flo’s V8 Café in Disney California Adventure for its tasty fried chicken and relatively affordable prices. This time, I wanted to highlight Plaza Inn in Disneyland Park. While it offers a Character Dining Buffet during breakfast (reservation required, $50 for adults and $30 for kids), for lunch and dinner, it’s more of a quick-service spot. You can walk in, order your meal, and take it to your table, with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. The interior is beautiful and elegant —perfect for photos!

In the afternoon, we ordered the Fried Chicken Plate. It was more filling than expected, with three pieces of fried chicken, mashed potatoes with gravy, a buttermilk biscuit, and green beans, all for $19.99. The portion is perfect for 1-2 people, and my husband and I shared it as an afternoon snack—it was just right! Our friends also ordered the same dish, and if you have kids, there’s a more affordable Kid’s Menu option. For example, one of the kids in our group got the Penne Pasta for $7.99.

If anyone in your group has food allergies (e.g., eggs, dairy, peanuts, fish, etc.), make sure to let the cashier know when ordering. They offer allergy-friendly meal options, and you can also find detailed allergen information directly in the Disneyland app for substitutions.

Seann Maron

Returning from a long day at the park, this was the only restaurant open. I was the very last customer, for the chef was kind enough to stay open past set hours to make me a meal. I was fortunate enough to receive a large fresh array of dishes for that dinner all because of that kind, generous head-chef. A bowl of penne pasta with tomato sauce, a plate of carrots-white rice-honey pepper salmon-and gluten free bread, a salad , a serving of fruit and milk was served to me by the chef. I owe him a huge appreciation for finishing that long day with a meal I will forever remember. The food was extremely delicious and not because I was hungry but because the head chef put his time and best effort into cooking it. No doubt about it do I recommend this eatery to anyone who is looking for a hearty meal. All the dinner options were reasonably priced for the large portion sizes.

Tina Hill

Very disappointed! I thought this was a character breakfast like goofy’s kitchen. The apple juice was watered down. The omelettes were very wet. You have to get your own drinks and clear off your tables. The table across from us was dirty for 1 hour. People kept sticking dirty trays on it. Very disappointing was not worth the money. The only good thing was the characters. Would not recommend.

Aria R

No dairy option! ? WOW! I really didn’t think they’ll take it under consideration that we had a dairy allergy. The front host asked who was the one with the allergy & made sure we didn’t get out of our seat until the chef talked to us. We sat down & again were reminded to wait for the chef. The chef came along & offered us meals without milk. The chef came back with the same food but VEGAN!? Vegan Mickey Mouse waffles, no milk eggs, no milk potato’s! We were very impressed by the service, took all my worries away! Even after we got served, the chef came back around numerous time’s to make sure we were good. The service in here is over the top! We had breakfast with Minnie & friends. My daughters loved it!

Jennifer Chesley

For a restaurant at Disneyland, definitely giving this a 5/5 for for the quality and quantity! Not a lot of menu choices but what they offer is hearty, whole food that leaves you feeling full and satiated unlike your typical park food that you pat so much for, don't get a lot of, and then you're hungry an hour later. Husband got the Fried Chicken Dinner with mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans, Biscuit, and he got a slice of carrot cake to split with me. Was some of the best food I've had compared to even most other high end restaurants and for $20, that entree was so worth it! I got the same Dinner entree except I did grilled salmon with lemon butter sauce in lieu of fried chicken and I'd come back for it again!
My salmon was 18.99 and again so worth it! We added two side salads got one drink and the added slice of carrot cake so all in all it was $65 after tax, self service, may be hard to get a table when crowded but other than that i absolute recommend this place!

Marc Rillera

Theme parks are not normally known for having amazing or affordable food, but Plaza Inn at Disneyland might have one of the highest value items served there. The 3 piece fried chicken platter with a breast, thigh, and leg with a scoop of mashed potatoes and gravy, a side of string beans, and a biscuit for $19.49 is definitely the best deal there.

Trust me - the fried chicken is really really tasty. And the side dishes are delicious as well! Forget all the other gimmicky options at the park and just go to Plaza Inn for the fried chicken! It's even large enough to split between 2 people so you don't get too full. It won't disappoint!

Alex A.

The dining hostess has one job and it’s to greet your guests with a SMILE, make them feel warm and welcome and maybe throw in a “enjoy your food” at the end but MARCELA could not manage to do ANY of these! Bad day or maybe time for a new career path. Afterwards …. the experience was good, characters were awesome.