Tiana's Palace

If this is Tiana’s dream, she should have kept it that way. The food sucks. Do not recommend at all. Go elsewhere!!

I had the opportunity to visit Tiana's Palace the day after it opened as I was in Disneyland for my 30th birthday. The location was obviously brand new enough that the mobile order pickup option was disabled periodically throughout the day, so if you wanted to try it out, you had to wait in line. Especially because it's so difficult to get restaurant reservations in advance for Blue Bayou, you can imagine my excitement that another Cajun/creole-inspired menu was to be offered at the parks that was hopefully more accessible! My sisters and I happened to be in the New Orleans Square area during lunch time and considering how long the line was when we passed the area around dinner time the night prior, we decided to take the chance and wait in line. Let me tell you - it was worth it for me!! We got through the line pretty quickly and there was plenty of seating available. They also had Tiana walking around the dining area greeting people in-character and it created such a nice welcoming environment! Regarding the food, it seems as though other peoples' reviews have had a spectrum of seasoning disappointments when it comes to the entrees, but I will say that was not the case for my experience! I ordered the Gulf Shrimp and Grits, and I have to say this is now quite possibly my favorite thing I have ever ordered in Disneyland - they really hit it out of the park with this one! The cheesy grits were good so well and had the most delicious flavor and smooth texture. Also, the shrimp were executed perfectly, so every bite paired with the grits left me wanting more and more! I did try a bite of the cornbread and it was pretty standard cornbread, so not anything to write home about but still enjoyable. Now, one item that I might say is worth trying would be the House-filled Beignet! It is filled with a lemon pie filling and dipped in a lemon glaze. It tasted bright and fresh! I would say maybe try it at least once, unless you're a Disneyland Beignet purist, in which case this may seem like a little bit too much of a departure from the classic deliciousness of a simple beignet from Mint Julep Bar or Royal Street Veranda. I would say, on the whole, that my experience at this restaurant will warrant another visit when I return to Disneyland this year!

it was the best mac and cheese ever, i cannot get it off my mind.

My goodness! The food was terrible.

One star for a VERY simple reason. Food fell on the floor and an employee picked it up and threw it away and continued touching other food without changing gloves or washing hands. I told the lady to change her gloves and she laughed like it was a joke and then proceeded to change her gloves without washing hands. Disney needs to do a better job training their employees ABOUT FOOD SAFTEY. Otherwise, SOME OF THE BEST FOOD I HAVE EVER HAD.

The food was underwhelming and borderline gross

one of the best treats you can get at Disneyland Park!

The quality of food is disgusting. I ordered the chicken, and it seemed reheated. The cornbread is fine. Overall, I hope they do a lot better soon.. for now, im picking a better place to eat at disneyland.