When our friends over at Adult Side of Disney asked what some of our favorite Disneyland eating spots were, River Belle Terrace immediately came to mind as a must do on every Disneyland trip. Located across
from the Rivers of America where Frontierland meets Adventureland lies one of
my family’s favorite eating spots in all of Disneyland-the River Belle
Terrace. Not only is this one of the
original eateries from when Disneyland opened in 1955, but it is the only place
in the Park to get the coveted Mickey Mouse Pancakes. This quick service
restaurant boasts incredible menu choices throughout the day.
For breakfast,
choices range from the Mickey Pancakes, to the Mark Twain platter of scrambled
eggs, country-style potatoes, bacon or sausage, and a biscuit to a fresh fruit
platter large enough to be shared by the entire family and the perfect choice
for those with special dietary considerations in your group. Lunchtime
selections include our favorite the Tennessee BBQ pork while the Vegan traveler
in our group loves the Vegetable Po’ boy.
Be sure to save room for dessert. Choices range from the melt in your mouth Key Lime Pie to a delectable Red Velet Cake to a Minty Grasshopper Pie or my personal favorite, the Café Au Lait Cheesecake. So let’s review-Mickey Mouse Pancakes for breakfast, great quick service meals throughout the day with something for everyone combined with the nostalgic feel of one of the original Disneyland eateries and the perfect view of Fantasmic-the only question to answer is now is what are you waiting for? Head on over to the River Belle Terrace located in the heart of Disneyland across from the Mark Twain.
Gayle
is a lifelong educator by day and avid blogger by night and is the owner and
cofounder of the Disney Gals, one of the most popular Disney blogs
around! Proud mommy to 5, Grammy to 4 she is blessed to share her life with an
amazing man who encourages her to chase her dreams, no matter how bumpy the
road or where they may lead. When not in the classroom, she can be found
following her son as he dances his way through life, or working with young
performers in free nationally recognized after school children’s theater program
that she founded 13 years ago. She believes that life is not about
waiting for the storm to pass, but learning to dance in the rain. On any given
day you will find Gayle skipping her way through life with a giggle and a smile
knowing that today is meant to be lived and enjoyed. To learn more about
Gayle, click here.
Next visit send me some of the Café Au Lait Cheesecake :)
ReplyDeleteKelly dessert while watching Fantasmic- a perfect evening!
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