The Plaza Inn may be well known in Disney circles for its fried chicken and down-home cooking for lunch and dinner, but a lesser known gem on its menu is its character breakfast hosted by the one and only Minnie Mouse.  The food is good, but the experience is even better and extremely unique among character dining!

The Golden Horseshoe is an icon of not only Frontierland but Disneyland as a whole.  It's been around since opening day and consistently played host to great (though short) comedic shows.  You can always tell when it's mealtime around this end of the park because the lines start forming inside and often stretch out the door, but maybe it's not the most worthwhile line to wait in.

One of New Orleans Square's most overlooked restaurants is the Cafe Orleans, located across the way from the French Market and boasting the only other Monte Cristo sandwich available in the Disneyland Resort!  For those who would like to go to the Blue Bayou but can't get reservations or don't like the prices, the Cafe Orleans is a great alternative and features its own one-of-a-kind New Orleans faire menu.