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Learn about Disneyland Hotel Restaurants here! Updated March 31, 2006. Related info--- Disneyland Character Dining :: Disneyland Dining, pt 1 (New Orleans Square) :: Disneyland Dining, pt 2 (Main Street USA and Fantasyland) :: Disneyland Dining, pt. 3 (Tomorrowland and Frontierland) :: Disneyland Hotel Restaurants :: Disney's Grand Californian Hotel restaurants :: Paradise Pier Hotel restaurants Disneyland Hotel Restaurants
You'll find a variety of restaurants at the Disneyland Hotel...from simple snacks to elegant dining. Use this page to plan which restaurants you'd like to try out! And remember...you DON'T need to be a registered Disneyland Hotel guest in order to eat at any of the Disneyland Hotel restaurants at this Anaheim, California resort. C'mon in and just enjoy the atmosphere of the lovely, lushly-landscaped Disneyland Hotel grounds while you're at the Disneyland Resort. Eating at one of the Disneyland Hotel restaurants makes a great break from touring Disneyland Park, Disney's California Adventure theme park, or Downtown Disney Anaheim.On this page, you can see photos of the Disneyland Hotel restaurants, and learn details of some of the restaurant's menus, as well. Disneyland Hotel Restaurants -- The elegant Granville's Steak House
What's the most elegant Disneyland Hotel restaurant? Most people agree that it's Granville's Steak House. On your left, you can see a photo of the Granville Steak House dining room (which is empty because they don't serve lunch.) So, what do YOU think?Nevertheless, don't bother to don your suit and tie here! At the Disneyland Resort, you may dine at the various "nicer" restaurants wearing simply "office casual" type attire. The Disney Resort folks know that most people don't add dress-up attire to their California vacation luggage! If you'd like, you may begin your morning with breakfast at Granville's before heading out to the Disneyland theme parks. (Although Granville's Steak House doesn't serve lunch, they DO serve breakfast.) Prices for breakfast meals at Granville's range from $9--11. Several "light" choices fall into the $6-8 range, while the New York Steak breakfast runs a little higher, at $15. As of March 2006, the $9--11 breakfast meals include--- Fruit and Yogurt combo Dinner Choices at Granville's Steak House (as of March 2006) are--- ***Broiled Atlantic Salmon These entrees range from $21 to $33 per plate; I listed the least expensive first, and the most expensive main dish at the last. No side dishes are included in these prices. Expect to pay and extra $5--7 for a vegetable choice; $7--9 for soups and salads; and $8--12 for appetizers. Menu exceptions--- The Australian Lobster Tail sells at "market price" (rather than a pre-set price.) Also, there is a Prix-Fixe Choice on the menu. For $28, you will get a Petite New York Steak entree...and side dishes ARE included in this selection. You'll start your dinner with a Caesar Salad; get Herb Smashed Potatoes alongside your steak; and finish with a "seasonal" fruit tart a la mode for dessert. Disneyland Hotel Restaurants -- Croc's Bits N Bites
Would you rather just grab some fast food, then get back to the theme park or game arcade? If so, you'd prefer a quick meal at Croc's Bits N Bites...a Peter Pan-themed restaurant ("Croc" is the crocodile who's always trying to nip Captain Hook, remember?) This restaurant is not far from the Peter Pan themed swimming pool...thereby keeping the Peter Pan theme throughout the entire pool area.At Croc's Bits N Bites, there are no printed menus---just a short menu board (see photo below and to your right.) Neither is there indoor seating at Croc's. You may, however, enjoy their patio dining. (Southern California weather stays nice enough---on MOST days!---for you to dine outdoors year-round.) ***Cheeseburger Disneyland Hotel Restaurants -- The Coffee House
The Coffee House at the Disneyland Hotel offers a selection of popular coffee styles, as well as bakery goodies and sandwiches.The coffees you'll find at The Coffee House are--- All coffees are served in both "small" and "large" sizes. The small size (called a "single") will cost you from $2.29 to $3.49, depending on what type of coffee drink you select. The large sizes rance grom $2.59 to $3.99 in price. In addition to hot coffee drinks, you may order hot tea or hot chocolate. You'll also find a small selection of iced coffee drinks at the Disneyland Hotel's Coffee House, as well. At the Coffee House, you'll also find less-sweetened choices, such as their plain croissants. You'll also find a selection of attractive-looking sandwiches. For a quick children's lunch, you'll find a boxed kid's meal. Priced at $5.99 (just the same as the children's meals inside Disneyland Park), you'll get a pre-packaged meal which contains a sandwhich, juice box, chips and Mickey Mouse cookie. There is no inside seating at The Coffee House, but there are attractive tables under tall, shady trees outside on the patio.
Disneyland Hotel Restaurants -- Other Restaurants at the Disneyland Hotel
Hook's Pointe Restaurant is another Disneyland Hotel dining option that's on the more "elegant" side of the range. Mesquite-grilled entrees are the specialty of the house at the open-for-dinner-only Hook's Pointe. You'll find a selection of beef, chicken, pork and seafood and pasta entrees from which to choose. Children's meals are also served at Hook's Point restaurant. Kids may choose from a selection of selection of several entrees; prices run around $6 per child's meal.Are you interested in Disney Character Dining? The Disneyland Hotel has a restaurant dedicated solely to Character Meals---and that's "Goofy's Kitchen." You can eat all 3 meals of the day---breakfast, lunch AND dinner---at Goofy's Kitchen. For further info on the menus and prices of Character Dining at Goofy's Kitchen, click on the following link to go to the Disneyland Character Dining page of this website! More casual than either Hook's Point restaurant or Granville's Steak House, you can still sink your teeth into more than just burgers or snacks when you dine at the Captain's Galley. Here, you'll find a selection of chicken, beef, and---as the restaurant's name suggests---seafood entrees. For further information about the Disneyland Hotel (prices, amenities, address, phone number, maps, directions and photos), use the following link to access the Disneyland Hotel pages of this website.
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In the photo on your right, you see the entry vestibule for Granville's Steak House at the Disneyland Hotel. (When there's a large group of guests waiting to be seating, this small area will fill up, as you can see. When that's the case, guests may wait in a lobby-in-common with Goofy's Steak House.)
All of the above selections (except the Mexican-style Nachos) come with a serving of French fries on the side. Prices for these meals range from $7.29 to &8.49. (As with the list of Granville's entrees, the least expensive meal is listed at the top, and the most expensive at the bottom.)Snacks at Crocs Bits N Bites include either Nestle Ice Cream or a Mickey Mouse ice cream bar for $3.29. A large soft drink (from the Coca-cola line of products) runs $2.69 at Croc's.
For 50 cents extra, you may add a shot of flavoring to any of the above-listed coffees. The flavorings from which you may select are: Almond, Caramel, Chocolate Mint, Cinnamon, Hazlenut, Irish Cream, Raspberry, Strawberry, Swiss Chocolate and Vanilla.
The Coffee House is also probably the cheapest place to grab a snack on the Disneyland Hotel grounds. Starting at under $2, you may choose from a variety of bakery goodies---and some of them are Disney-themed & absolutely adorable! In the photo to your left, you see a chocolate cupcake adorned with a milk chocolate medallion bearing Mickey Mouse's face. In the picture below, you can see several other---of the many offered---goodies, including a Mickey Mouse shaped (and decorated) iced sugar cookie; a plain sugar cookie; and "Mouse Ears" shaped Rice Krispy Treats.
Still another dining choice---the Captain's Galley---is available at the Disneyland Hotel. (See it's leafy, landscaped exterior in the photo to your right.)
