Top 5 Highest Rated Disneyland Quick Service Restaurants

Not sure where to eat in Disneyland? We’re here to help. Today we’re going to take a look at the top 5 highest rated quick service restaurants, as rated by you and your fellow TouringPlans and Unofficial Guide to Disneyland readers. Keep in mind this list only includes quick service restaurants. No full service locations or outdoor vending carts (some of which may rank higher in our surveys) will be on this list.

#5 Harbour Galley – New Orleans Square

Rating: 96% thumbs up

Summary: Dockside dining along the beautiful Rivers of America.

House Specialties: Fresh baked cookies, soup in sourdough bread bowls, lobster rolls.

Comments: Why did Harbour Galley make the top 5 in out surveys this year? Our guess is because of one single item: their delicious chocolate chip cookies. These freshly baked cookies are served warm and are gloriously soft and chewy. They’ve caused such a stir that Harbour Galley regularly has a line that stretches around the building. Harbour Galley also has delicious soup served in bread bowls which have been a favorite of Disneyland visitors for over 30 years.

#4 Bengal Barbecue – Adventureland

Rating: 96% thumbs up

Summary: Skewers, skewers, skewers. It’s hard not to notice the irresistible smell of barbecued meat wafting through Adventureland. The sauce they put on the Banyan Beef Skewer is so good, you’ll want to drink it.

House Specialties: Beef, chicken, and vegetable skewers

Comments: Bengal Barbeque continues its dominance in our surveys. It remains Disneyland’s highest rated quick service restaurant with our readers for 6 years in a row. Skewers are small, but prices are around $7. The bacon-wrapped asparagus and Polynesian chicken skewers are best, proving the old adage that everything tastes better on a stick. Portions have shrunk noticeably over the years, but this is still a good fast food alternative to the dine-in options inside the park.

#3 Ronto Roasters – Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge

Rating: 97% thumbs up

Summary: A disgruntled smelting droid named 8D-J8 does the cooking here, turning alien meats on a rotating spit as they roast underneath a recycled podracing engine. The pita sandwiches, dressed with tangy slaw and spicy szechuan peppercorn “clutch sauce,” are our favorite snack in Batuu. Wash it down with a tart Tatooine Sunset melon and blueberry limeade.

House Specialties: Ronto Wrap (flatbread sandwich filled with roasted pork and grilled Portuguese sausage), nonalcoholic fruit punch.

Comments: Ronto Roaster‘s wrap can be quickly obtained and eaten on the go, they’re relatively cheap, and they taste great. We do enjoy the regular Ronto Wrap with its roasted pork, grilled pork sausage, peppercorn sauce, and tangy slaw, the Ronto-less Garden Wrap (Plant-based Sausage, spicy Kimchi Slaw, sweet Pickled Cucumber, Plant-based Gochujang Spread, wrapped in Pita) is also very good. We also think the Ronto Morning Wrap (Scrambled Eggs, Grilled Pork Sausage, Shredded Cheddar, Peppercorn Sauce, wrapped in Pita) is one of the best breakfast items in the park.

#2 Edelweiss Snacks – Fantasyland

Rating: 98% thumbs up

Summary: Small unassuming snack stand located in front of the Matterhorn.

House Specialties: Gigantic turkey legs, cheesy garlic bread, frozen slush drinks.

Comments: Much like Harbour Galley, a single item has hoisted a smaller dining venue into the top 5. The cheesy garlic bread went viral online and it’s one of the few cases where the taste lived up to the hype. People line up in droves to get a taste of the delightfully cheesy and buttery treat. For Halloween 2024, Disney added bratwurst to the cheesy garlic bread and it stole the show from all the other seasonal food items.

#1 Tropical Hideaway – Adventureland 

Rating #99 thumbs up

Summary: Tropical Hideaway is more of a seating area rather than a full-blown quick service restaurant. There’s nothing spectacular to be found, but what is there is charming and nicely themed. There’s multiple kinds of Dole Whip to try at Tropical Hideaway, including orange, raspberry, classic pineapple, and frequently changing seasonal flavors.

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Do you agree with how our readers rate the top 5 Disneyland quick service restaurants? Let me know in the comments as well as your favorite Disneyland dining locations.