The Downtown Disney District is a promenade located in the heart of Disneyland Resort. The district has a variety of dining options, including both Quick Service and Table Service.
Downtown Disney is similar to Disney Springs at Walt Disney World, but is much smaller in size and easy to walk straight through in a short time. That said, there is a lot to see and do, especially when it comes to different restaurants.
From cajun dishes, to Italian cuisine, to some of the best ice cream you’ll ever have, you shouldn’t pass up dining in Downtown Disney.
Let’s check out all of the locations currently available.
UPDATE: The information below may be impacted by current reopening procedures. Please visit our Disneyland reopening guide for the most up-to-date information.
WHAT ABOUT RESERVATIONS?
Just like Disney World, the Table Service restaurants at Downtown Disney also offer reservations, however, instead of the 180 day booking window you find at Walt Disney World, the booking window for Downtown Disney is just 60 days, unless otherwise noted.
Want to book one of the Table Service restaurants below? You can make reservations online, by using the Disneyland app, via OpenTable (only Ballast Point Brewing Co.), or by calling (714) 781-DINE.
Note: There is a credit card guarantee required and $10/person cancellation fee (just like at Disney World!).
Dining Options
Ballast Point Brewing Co.
Meals served: lunch, dinner
Average cost: $15 to $34.99
Table Service (Casual Dining, Bars & Lounges)
Type of cuisine: American
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder discounts, huge craft beer list, wine and non-alcoholic options also available, menu is quite large with a variety of options for everyone, restaurant sits on second floor with views of Downtown Disney
Cons: Can’t make reservations via the Disneyland app or on the website, but have to use OpenTable, no allergy-friendly menus
Black Tap Craft Burgers & Shakes
Meals served: lunch, dinner, snacks
Average cost: $14.99 and under
Quick Service
Type of cuisine: American
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder discounts, a big menu of burgers, sandwiches, and salads with appetizing sides (try the fried pickles!), beer, wine, cocktails, and, of course, over-the-tope milkshakes that are all the rave, indoor and outdoor seating
Cons: No allergy-friendly menus, lines can become really long so plan accordingly, no Mobile Ordering
Catal Restaurant
Meals served: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Average cost: $15 to $34.99
Table Service (Fine/Signature Dining)
Type of cuisine: American, Mediterranean
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder discounts, reservations accepted, lunch and dinner menus are different, big beer, wine, and cocktail menu with a few non-alcoholic options, menu is unique with options like duck, oxtail, and pig, indoor and outdoor seating (there’s a balcony overlooking the promenade)
Cons: No allergy-friendly menus, few vegetarian/vegan options, salad menu is bigger than entree offerings
CrazyShake Window by Black Tap
Meals served: snacks
Average cost: $14.99 and under
Quick Service
Type of cuisine: American
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder discounts, a quick and easy way to order Black Tap milkshakes instead of going to the restaurant (this is a pick-up window)
Cons: No Mobile Ordering
Earl of Sandwich
Meals served: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Average cost: $14.99 and under
Quick Service
Type of cuisine: American
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder discounts, outdoor seating, nice size menu with reasonable priced options, especially if you want a sandwich, a wrap, or a salad
Cons: No allergy-friendly menus, no Mobile Ordering, not many vegetarian/vegan choices
Jamba
Meals served: breakfast, lunch, snacks
Average cost: $14.99 and under
Quick Service
Type of cuisine: American
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder discounts, a huge smoothie list, even has flatbreads/sandwiches/wraps, there are also healthy bowls that would make a great breakfast
Cons: No Mobile Ordering, no seating
Kayla’s Cakes
Meals served: snacks
Average cost: $14.99 and under
Quick Service
Type of cuisine: American
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder and Cast Member discount, 10% discount for military/veterans and Yelp check-ins (one discount per customer), a variety of macarons and yummy desserts
Cons: No Mobile Ordering, no seating
La Brea Bakery Cafe
Meals served: brunch, dinner
Average cost: $15 to $34.99
Table Service (Casual Dining)
Type of cuisine: American, Californian, Bakery
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder discounts, reservations accepted, indoor and outdoor/patio seating, a huge brunch and dinner menu, including short rib hash, pecan stuffed french toast an artisan veggie burger, and short rib grilled cheese
Cons: No allergy-friendly menus, some of the menu choices are overpriced
La Brea Bakery Express
Meals served: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Average cost: $14.99 and under
Quick Service
Type of cuisine: American, Californian, Bakery
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder discounts, good variety for a quick service spot, especially if you’re craving a breakfast sandwich (similar menu to its sit-down counterpart), outdoor seating
Cons: Not as many menu choices as La Brea Bakery Cafe, no allergy-friendly menus, no Mobile Ordering
Naples Ristorante e Bar
Meals served: lunch, dinner
Average cost: $15 to $34.99
Table Service (Experiences Vary)
Type of cuisine: Italian
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder discounts, reservations accepted, two-story dining room with outdoor seating, both lunch and dinner menus are quite large and have a big wood-fired pizza selection, allergy-friendly menus upon request
Cons: Can become quite busy, so reservations are highly-recommended
Napolini Pizzeria
Meals served: lunch, dinner
Average cost: $14.99 and under
Quick Service
Type of cuisine: Italian
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder discounts, good option for those who want pizza and a quick meal versus Naples Ristorante e Bar
Cons: Limited menu, no allergy-friendly menus, no Mobile Ordering, limited outdoor seating
Ralph Brennan’s Jazz Kitchen
Meals served: lunch, dinner
Average cost: $15 to $34.99
Table Service (Unique/Themed Dining, Bars & Lounges)
Type of cuisine: Cajun-Creole
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder discounts, reservations accepted, indoor and outdoor seating with great views of Downtown Disney, nice selection of both non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages, beignets are on the menu (not Mickey-shaped), allergy-friendly menus
Cons: Limited vegan and vegetarian options
Ralph Brennan’s Jazz Kitchen Express
Meals served: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
Average cost: $14.99 and under
Quick Service
Type of cuisine: Cajun-Creole
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder discounts, serves beignets and beignet “French Toast” sticks (the latter for breakfast only), outdoor seating, convenient choice if you’re on the move versus Ralph Brennan’s table service option
Cons: No allergy-friendly menus, limited vegan and vegetarian options, no Mobile Ordering
Salt & Straw
Meals served: snacks
Average cost: $14.99 and under
Quick Service
Type of cuisine: American
Link to menu
Pros: Unique flavors, one of the best places to get ice cream at Disneyland, several vegan and gluten-free offerings, rotating seasonal flavors
Cons: No Mobile Ordering, no seating, no Annual Passholder discounts
Splitsville Luxury Lanes — Dining
Meals served: lunch, dinner
Average cost: $15 to $34.99
Table Service (Unique/Themed Dining)
Type of cuisine: American
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder discounts, Happy Hour Monday through Friday from 3-6 p.m., huge menu (appetizers, pizza, sushi, sandwiches, burgers, entrees, salads, dessert, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages), reservations accepted, four indoor and outdoor seating areas, can dine at your lane while you bowl, allergy-friendly menus
Cons: Must book dining and bowling lane reservations separately
Sprinkles (NOT CURRENTLY OPEN)
Meals served: snacks
Average cost: $14.99 and under
Quick Service
Type of cuisine: American, Bakery
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder discounts, variety of cupcake cupcakes and even vegan and gluten-free options
Cons: No Mobile Ordering, no seating
Starbucks
Meals served: breakfast, snacks
Average cost: $14.99 and under
Quick Service
Type of cuisine: American, Bakery
Link to menu
Pros: Indoor and outdoor seating, Starbucks offered
Cons: No Annual Passholder discounts, no Mobile Ordering, no allergy-friendly menus, limited menu (only visit if you want coffee or a specialty baked good/dessert)
Starbucks West
Meals served: breakfast, snacks
Average cost: $14.99 and under
Quick Service
Type of cuisine: American, Bakery
Link to menu
Pros: Starbucks offered
Cons: No Annual Passholder discounts, no seating, no Mobile Ordering, no allergy-friendly menus, limited menu (only visit if you want coffee or a specialty baked good/dessert)
Taqueria at Tortilla Jo’s
Meals served: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Average cost: $14.99 and under
Quick Service
Type of cuisine: Mexican
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder discounts, unique breakfast options compared to other Downtown Disney dining locations, indoor and outdoor seating, if you don’t have time or want to save money this is a good option versus Tortilla Jo’s
Cons: Limited menu, no allergy-friendly menus
Tortilla Jo’s
Meals served: brunch, lunch, dinner
Average cost: $15 to $34.99
Table Service (Casual Dining, Bar & Lounges)
Type of cuisine: Mexican
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder discounts, indoor dining downstairs, outdoor terrace dining, upstairs dining that’s perfect for private parties, live entertainment, a tequila bar (there’s a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic selections), Happy Hour Monday through Fridays from 2-5 p.m.
Cons: No allergy-friendly menus
Uva Bar
Meals served: breakfast, lunch, dinner,
Average cost: $15 to $34.99
Table Service (Casual Dining, Bars & Lounges)
Type of cuisine: Californian, Mediterranean
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder discounts, reservations accepted, variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic options, unique sandwich and burger choices that are loaded), outdoor seating
Cons: No allergy-friendly menus
Wetzel’s Pretzels
Meals served: snacks
Average cost: $14.99 and under
Quick Service
Type of cuisine: American
Link to menu
Pros: Annual Passholder discounts, a variety of soft pretzels (no Mickey Pretzels)
Cons: Limited menu, no allergy-friendly menus, no seating
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