Mom here. We wanted her to interview us afterwards for our final thoughts. Here is my take on my favorites. My true faves she did not video. I loved the fried chicken and the strawberry shortcake from the plaza. Best strawberry shortcake I ever had in my life! Fresh whip cream and berries. She made us eat so much we were full, but my final thoughts: Birria tacos were my favorite QS from DCA and chicken skewer from Bengal Barbecue at DL. Macarons ranking: #1 s’mores, #2 raspberry, #3 Baymax, #4 alien one. Only thing I hated and could not eat at all was the spicy popcorn. Also, I loved DL and DCA so much!
Aww it's so great to hear from you, fellow mom! I'm a Brit and I love your daughter's videos - we can't afford to come often so I can live the magic through her! She does such a great job (congrats on the retirement BTW - I'm from a family of teachers and school workers and you guys are true heroes!)🥰
One of my students ordered it from Etsy, but you can turn any celebration pin into a retirement one! Congrats to you! It still doesn't feel real to me.
I grew up in Southern Cali, and when I visited Disneyland my favorite treat was to go to the little side window that was on the back side of the French Café Orleans, In New Orleans square. They served Mint Juleps that were yummy and Fritters. Oh my goodness they were soooo good and of course only .75 cents. I did eat my fair share before they disappeared, and were replaced with the Beignets. Now I live so far from both my favorite parks Disneyland and Disney World I rely on you to keep me up to snuff on all the goodies. I love when you do videos with your family, thanks for the great video.
My tip on the churro toffee is to break it up while it's still in the wrapper. You'll make less of a mess and you'll have bite sized pieces to snack on while still in the wrapper. 👍
Wow this was perfect timing! We are heading on our first trip to Disneyland (long time Disney World peeps) in 21 days! We have been discussing the snacks for a while and this helped us choose. You actually were the coin toss for us! Thanks so much!
Food looks yummy. If you are a fan of raspberry, I recommend the raspberry coke at Coca Cola corner on Main Street. Mickey waffles at carnation cafe are classic, tigger tails in critter country are good. Character dining I like goofy’s kitchen (breakfast buffet is awesome there with the chilaquiles). Summer time is good for dole whips and Gibson girl ice cream. Depending on what type food you are in the mood for possibly could do Mexican at rancho del Zocalo or tortilla Jo’s for the tableside guacamole service. So many things to list in Disneyland. From what I’ve heard Doritos were invented in Disneyland they have quite the history
I grew up with parents who were picky eaters as well and I believe that’s why I grew up to be a foodie. I was always curious about the different flavors and smells that when I was old enough, I was the first in my family to eat sushi, Indian food, Ethiopian food, etc. You can’t compare in-park beignets (New Orleans Square) with ones not in the parks (Port Orleans). It’s not fair since we all know theme park food is mass produced for the most part. A more fair comparison would be Beignets Expressed (Downtown Disney) versus Port Orleans. Also, the best corn dogs at Disneyland are actually in DCA at the Corn Dog Castle.
Similar to me! When I moved to Orlando alone I was able to experience so many different foods that I grew up thinking weren’t good just because my family didn’t like them.
We don't usually eat the beignets, but I believe Disneyland has the better version. The best corn dog ever is in California Aventure at the Corn Dog Castle! Our favorite breakfast is at the Carnation Cafe(make reservations). I usually have the eggs Benedict, and my son gets the adult version of the mickey waffles. The best snack or lunch is Bengal BBQ. And then we always follow up with dinner at Blue Bayou. I'm not sure about the Crystal palace... good chicken. Dessert for me is usually a pickle, but my son is a churro guy through and through. Loved watching you and your family doing Disneyland. My favorite park.
We got the beef, chicken & safari skewers 😊 The name pork belly throws him off & he won’t eat it. I told you I have a very particular family when it comes to eating 😅
I did not like the beignets at Disneyland at all. They were cold and tasted like they’d been sitting out for a day. Nothing to it. And the mint julep tasted like drinking lemonade right after brushing your teeth. Not a fan of that stand. But the counter service restaurant next door (French Market) had incredible roasted chicken.
Mom here. We wanted her to interview us afterwards for our final thoughts. Here is my take on my favorites. My true faves she did not video. I loved the fried chicken and the strawberry shortcake from the plaza. Best strawberry shortcake I ever had in my life! Fresh whip cream and berries. She made us eat so much we were full, but my final thoughts: Birria tacos were my favorite QS from DCA and chicken skewer from Bengal Barbecue at DL. Macarons ranking: #1 s’mores, #2 raspberry, #3 Baymax, #4 alien one. Only thing I hated and could not eat at all was the spicy popcorn. Also, I loved DL and DCA so much!
Congrats on the retirement!!!
@@XZOL445 thanks so much!
@@crossoverchildren.allarewe5412 you are too kind, thank you!
I LOVED your retirement button. Also enjoyed your reaction to the food!!
Aww it's so great to hear from you, fellow mom! I'm a Brit and I love your daughter's videos - we can't afford to come often so I can live the magic through her! She does such a great job (congrats on the retirement BTW - I'm from a family of teachers and school workers and you guys are true heroes!)🥰
I LOVE your mom’s “Retired” pin! I’m going to WDW in January to celebrate my retirement, I sure hope they have that pin!!!
One of my students ordered it from Etsy, but you can turn any celebration pin into a retirement one! Congrats to you! It still doesn't feel real to me.
Heeey family!! ❤
Their reviews were so authentic to them 😅 I loved mom & Lauren’s reviews! And I’m happy dad got something he enjoyed 😆
Miss you Susie! Now we need an Orlando meet up!
I grew up in Southern Cali, and when I visited Disneyland my favorite treat was to go to the little side window that was on the back side of the French Café Orleans, In New Orleans square. They served Mint Juleps that were yummy and Fritters. Oh my goodness they were soooo good and of course only .75 cents. I did eat my fair share before they disappeared, and were replaced with the Beignets. Now I live so far from both my favorite parks Disneyland and Disney World I rely on you to keep me up to snuff on all the goodies. I love when you do videos with your family, thanks for the great video.
The fried chicken at the Plaza Inn is amazing. It's a must have. Love watching the reviews !!
The first couple times I had Plaza fried chicken I wasn’t impressed. When I had it this trip I really liked it!
Wow, wonderful video with the family🎉🎉 and good tip aboit mobile ordering for desired pick-up time😊
Love this channel, definitely subscribing
Thank you!
My tip on the churro toffee is to break it up while it's still in the wrapper. You'll make less of a mess and you'll have bite sized pieces to snack on while still in the wrapper. 👍
I love this! Will def be doing this next time
I did this with the 2 pieces we brought home. It was just as good at home!
Wow this was perfect timing! We are heading on our first trip to Disneyland (long time Disney World peeps) in 21 days! We have been discussing the snacks for a while and this helped us choose. You actually were the coin toss for us! Thanks so much!
Also Lamp Lighter lounge must do
We did! Got some cocktails and apps including the lobster nachos!
This will be mentioned in my DCA first timer video
I absolutely love the unfiltered reactions of your family. Great video!
I love your channel..your family is awesome😬
When it comes to beignets, you should have went to the Jazz Kitchen at Downtown Disney. They're the closest to what I had in New Orleans.
I definitely have to go there when I’m back in September. I’ve been wanting to try that place
The wonton nachos at Lucky Fortune Cookery and Kaarage inspired chicken sandwhich are insanely flavorful!! Highly recommend them!
Your sister Julie needed to be in this
She couldn’t get off work to come. I wish hahaa
Y’all are all awesome. Love your positive attitude 😊
Food looks yummy. If you are a fan of raspberry, I recommend the raspberry coke at Coca Cola corner on Main Street. Mickey waffles at carnation cafe are classic, tigger tails in critter country are good. Character dining I like goofy’s kitchen (breakfast buffet is awesome there with the chilaquiles). Summer time is good for dole whips and Gibson girl ice cream. Depending on what type food you are in the mood for possibly could do Mexican at rancho del Zocalo or tortilla Jo’s for the tableside guacamole service. So many things to list in Disneyland. From what I’ve heard Doritos were invented in Disneyland they have quite the history
I insisted upon Gibson Girl ice cream!
Yes! Doritos we’re invented in Disneyland. There’s so much history in the parks which is why I love Disneyland so much
When your dad said…It’s flavor 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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I enjoyed the music throughout a lot...
I grew up with parents who were picky eaters as well and I believe that’s why I grew up to be a foodie. I was always curious about the different flavors and smells that when I was old enough, I was the first in my family to eat sushi, Indian food, Ethiopian food, etc.
You can’t compare in-park beignets (New Orleans Square) with ones not in the parks (Port Orleans). It’s not fair since we all know theme park food is mass produced for the most part. A more fair comparison would be Beignets Expressed (Downtown Disney) versus Port Orleans.
Also, the best corn dogs at Disneyland are actually in DCA at the Corn Dog Castle.
Similar to me! When I moved to Orlando alone I was able to experience so many different foods that I grew up thinking weren’t good just because my family didn’t like them.
thank you
The mom seemed underwhelmed every time lol
I had a tough crowd to please hahaa people that think I am critical have not met my family.
Sloppy joe is perfect to start off the day.
Love your family so cute
Thanks! So happy I got to bring them for their first visit
Good call on lowering the heat...golden is the goal...
Your videos are FANTASTIC 💕 hope I can run into you sept I would cry!😊
Thanks!
More cheese please WOOOOO
If you’ve never tried the pork belly skewer, do it next time! It’s the best one imho
Ah okay I’ll get it in September when I’m back for sure!
The beignets are better in Downtown Disney in my opinion.But in Disneyworld I say Scat Cat's!
I still have to try Jazz Kitchen beignets. But I love me some Scat Cats beignets. My fave!
AWESOMENESS
We don't usually eat the beignets, but I believe Disneyland has the better version. The best corn dog ever is in California Aventure at the Corn Dog Castle! Our favorite breakfast is at the Carnation Cafe(make reservations). I usually have the eggs Benedict, and my son gets the adult version of the mickey waffles. The best snack or lunch is Bengal BBQ. And then we always follow up with dinner at Blue Bayou. I'm not sure about the Crystal palace... good chicken. Dessert for me is usually a pickle, but my son is a churro guy through and through. Loved watching you and your family doing Disneyland. My favorite park.
Thank you! All great suggestions. I’ve never been to Carnation for breakfast, but I really want to go. I love getting lunch there.
Pork belly skewers best at Bengal BBQ , surprised you didn’t get it for your dad.
We got the beef, chicken & safari skewers 😊
The name pork belly throws him off & he won’t eat it. I told you I have a very particular family when it comes to eating 😅
The million dollar question, who has the better snacks disney land or Disney world ?
Easy answer, Disneyland!
Great Vid
Thanks!
You’re Welcome and Thank You
Keep doing it, Awesomeness
You Look Fabulous
The corn dogs are way better at Corn Dog Castle in California Adventure.
I like the breakfast dog there a lot
The Kingdom Kreeeeeeeeewwwwww..........................
I did not like the beignets at Disneyland at all. They were cold and tasted like they’d been sitting out for a day. Nothing to it. And the mint julep tasted like drinking lemonade right after brushing your teeth. Not a fan of that stand. But the counter service restaurant next door (French Market) had incredible roasted chicken.
Didn't know Disneyland and Disney world were two separate entities
Disneyland is in Anaheim, California
Disney World is in Orlando, Florida 😊