BEST Vegan Food at Disneyland to Try—See List of Top Foods and REVIEWS

Disneyland has made great strides over the years in widening its variety of Disneyland vegan food options that visitors can enjoy during their vacation. Across the resort, you'll find a selection of great Disneyland vegan meals, snacks, and treats that are all well worth it!

This list of the top Disneyland vegan restaurants is courtesy of Sara Stickle, a member of the Disneyland Tips and Tricks FB Group that we at Mickey Visit work with to bring you the latest news and info. She shared her thoughts and photos from her recent trip with us that you see throughout this article. Thank you Sara! We are also constantly at Disneyland making sure that all of our planning tips and advice is up to date so you can have the best trip possible.

Keep reading for the best vegan foods at Disneyland and reviews of each item! We have compiled the best vegan foods at Disneyland you should try during your next visit and where to find them.

Best Disneyland Vegan Foods For Your Trip

In our list of the top vegan foods to try at Disneyland, we have divided them into a few different categories including meals, vegan breakfast items, desserts, and snacks. We will highlight standout offerings from both table service and quick service restaurants across the resort. As you can see in the list below, you can enjoy a great variety of interesting options when dining vegan at Disneyland. You can see more of our top tips for vegetarians at Disneyland.

While Disneyland has a variety of plant-based options around the resort, it's sometimes a little tricky to find them because you have to look at each location's menu individually.

Sara commented on this, “I wish Disney had an easy way to filter to find all plant-based menu options from the various vegan restaurant options, but it’s just a time-consuming process. Which is why I wanted to put this post together, to help people minimize that time they were spending.” Once you are within the menus for the various restaurants there are plant-based options listed for each location but there's no overall filter for all menu item types. This is now our running list of the best vegan options for you to try during your trip.

Let's dive into the top vegan foods you'll find at Disneyland by category…

Corn Ribs Plate at Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree

In our first category, we will cover the best vegan meals you'll find at Disneyland at both quick-service and table-service locations.

The Corn Ribs Plate is a standout at the quick-service Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree, the reimagined version of Hungry Bear Restaurant that recently reopened in Bayou Country. With its reimagining, it debuted a brand new menu that we were really impressed by. You can see our full review of what we tried at Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree.

The Corn Ribs Plate at Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree includes chile-lime aïoli, parmesan, crispy onions, cilantro and scallions, with coleslaw and beer-battered fries. We think the beer-battered fries in particular are some of the best you'll find at Disneyland, and we also really enjoyed the coleslaw when we tried it.

Sara rates this vegan Disneyland dish a 10/10!

Sunchoke and Pistachio Pesto Pasta at Blue Bayou

Another standout vegan food at Disneyland is the Sunchoke and Pistachio Pesto Pasta at the table-service Blue Bayou in New Orleans Square. Note that the plant-based pasta at Blue Bayou rotates seasonally (right now, it is the Pistachio Lemon Basil Pasta), but this has always been one of our favorite options at this restaurant no matter the variation.

Sara rates this a 10/10. She says, “We split this and should not have—order your own! It’s so good.”

Escabeche at Blue Bayou

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The Escabeche is another standout vegan item on the menu at Blue Bayou. This is made of olives, peppers, citrus, artichoke hearts and vinaigrette with lavash.

Sara rates this option a 10/10. She says “We split this and should not have—order your own! It’s so good.”

Vegan Nachos at Lamplight Lounge

There are some fun secret menu items you'll find at the table-service Lamplight Lounge in Pixar Pier, which is a favorite in our ranking of the Mickey Visit best Disneyland restaurants. While this location is famous for its Lobster Nachos, you may not know that you can order vegan nachos here as well! This is a secret menu item, so you have to ask for it.

Sara rates these vegan nachos a 10/10! She notes that this is absolutely worth asking for—the “best nachos I’ve ever had.”

You can check out more Disneyland secret menu items at Lamplight Lounge and beyond that we explored on a recent trip.

Impossible Burger and Fries at Lamplight Lounge

Another Disneyland vegan menu item you'll find at Lamplight Lounge is the Impossible Burger, which comes with two seasoned Impossible patties, American cheese, house spread, grilled onions, lettuce, and tomato on a potato bun served with seasoned fries.

Sara rates this a 7/10. She says it was fine, just nothing special.

Brussels Caesar at Lamplight Lounge

The Brussels Caesar is a popular option on the Lamplight Lounge menu with house-made dressing, toasted pine nuts, and garlic croutons with roasted red pepper and tomato sauce. This is one of the dishes we recommend in our list of the healthiest Disneyland foods if you're looking for healthy options that still taste great.

Sara rates the Brussels Caesar a 10/10!

Ratatouille Farro Risotto at Cafe Orleans

A recent vegan meal option at Disneyland was the Ratatouille Farro Risotto at the table-service Cafe Orleans in New Orleans Square. This is not currently on the menu at the restaurant, but there is a similar plant-based Smoked Tomato Risotto that is offered with Carolina Gold rice, mushrooms, and herbs.

Popular table-service restaurants like Cafe Orleans and Blue Bayou will often rotate their plant-based options, but you can count on them having some great vegan offerings available on the menu.

Sara rates this vegan Disneyland dish a 10/10!

Crudités at Cafe Orleans

The Crudités was another vegan offering that was recently at Cafe Orleans. Right now in place of this, the restaurant has a plant-based Sweet Potato and Lentil Hummus with lemon oil, pomegranate, sunflower seeds, and lavash. You're likely to find a plant-based offering similar to this when you dine at Cafe Orleans.

Sara rates the Crudités at Cafe Orleans a 10/10!

Spring Garden Wrap at Cafe Daisy

You'll find another one of the best Disneyland vegan foods at the quick-service Cafe Daisy in Toontown. The Spring Garden Wrap is a romaine and quinoa wrap with creamy lemon dressing and toasted pumpkin seeds, with house-made chips. This is a great option if you're looking for something healthier to enjoy!

Sara rates this offering a 10/10!

Brownie a la Mode at Lamplight Lounge

Now, we will move onto the best vegan Disneyland desserts and vegan ice cream!

A mouthwatering vegan dessert on Lamplight Lounge's menu is the plant-based Brownie, which is served with vanilla bean ice cream, berry sauce, and berries. This is a can't-miss vegan treat at Disneyland!

Sara rates this dessert a 10/10!

Creme Brulee Tart at Cafe Orleans

Next on our list is the vegan Crème Brûlée Tart from Cafe Orleans, a vanilla bean crème brûlée in a tart shell that comes with fruit on top. It is also available on the Blue Bayou menu as well.

Sara rates this an 8/10. She notes that it wasn’t completely set, but she's seen pictures of other people's tarts that were perfectly set.

Lemon Soft-Serve at Adorable Snowman Frosty Treats

Another great vegan dessert at Disneyland is the “It's Lemon!” non-dairy soft serve which you can enjoy in a cup or cone. This is one of our top Mickey Visit Disneyland desserts we would recommend!

You can also get the “It's Mango!” flavor or “It's Raspberry!” flavor here, or our favorite Pixar Pier Frosty Parfait which comes with a choice of non-dairy lemon, mango, or raspberry soft serve with blue raspberry swirl.

Sara rates the “It's Lemon!” soft serve a 10/10!

Soy Chorizo Burrito at Galaxy Grill

Next, we will cover some of the best vegan breakfast options you'll find at Disneyland!

One of them is the Soy Chorizo Burrito at Galactic Grill in Tomorrowland. It contains soy chorizo, spiced potatoes, grilled peppers, onions, egg, cheddar, pico de gallo, and chipotle sauce in a spinach flour tortilla. Note that the cheddar and egg are plant-based here.

Sara rates this Disneyland vegan breakfast a 10/10!

Harvest Breakfast Bowl at Red Rose Tavern

Another standout Disneyland vegan breakfast food is the Harvest Breakfast Bowl at Red Rose Taverne in Fantasyland. This plant-based option contains quinoa, roasted mushrooms and cauliflower, arugula, tomato, Taverne potato bites, and spicy lime aïoli. We recently reported how celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay was spotted eating at Red Rose Taverne and how this seems to be a repeat location for him.

Sara rates the Harvest Breakfast Bowl a 10/10!

Impossible Quantum Garden Breakfast at Pym Test Kitchen

In Disney California Adventure, you'll find the Impossible Quantum Garden Breakfast as a plant-based breakfast option at Pym Test Kitchen in Avengers Campus. This is a plant-based folded omelet with Impossible breakfast sausage, crispy potato bites, and focaccia toast. This is one of our favorite Disney California Adventure restaurants due to its inventive menu offerings and fun theming.

Sara rates this an 8/10 but notes that the tots were 10/10.

Blue Milk at Milk Stand

Our next category is the best vegan snacks you'll find at Disneyland.

A great vegan beverage at Disneyland is the Blue Milk that you'll find at the Milk Stand in Galaxy's Edge, a plant-based blend of coconut and rice milk “with alluring fruity characteristics.” This drink is inspired by the blue milk that Luke drinks in Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope. This is a perfect refreshment, especially for a warm day!

Sara rates the Blue Milk a 10/10!

Green Milk at Milk Stand

The Green Milk is another vegan option at the Milk Stand, which is a plant-based blend of coconut and rice milk with “zippy citrus and tropical characteristics.”

Mickey-Shaped Pretzel

A great vegan snack option at Disneyland is the Mickey-shaped pretzel. This iconic pretzel is one of the overall best Mickey Visit foods at Disneyland! You can find these at several pretzel cart locations around the parks including:

• Bayside Brews
• Studio Catering Co.
• Pretzels near Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
• Pretzels at small world Promenade
• Pretzels near Star Tours – The Adventures Continue
• Refreshment Corner

Sara rates this vegan snack at Disneyland a 10/10 (with and without mustard!)

Crispy Cauliflower Burger at Black Tap

You'll also find some great vegan food options outside of the parks!

In Downtown Disney at Black Tap, a must-try is the Crispy Cauliflower Corn Burger with corn salsa, pickled onions, cilantro, avocado jalapeno crema, vegan bun served with Lettuce, tomato, a pickle, and french fries. Black Tap is one of our top Mickey Visit Downtown Disney restaurants we recommend.

Sara rates this a 10/10 — “Best burger I’ve ever had.” That is pretty high praise!

Vegan Birria and Al Pastor Tacos and Veggie Burrito at La Taqueria Brand

Last but not least is this great Disneyland vegan meal you'll find outside the resort at La Taqueria Brand, a local Mexican restaurant in Garden Grove, which is roughly 15 minutes away from Disneyland by car. This is a great option to consider if you're looking to eat outside the parks!

Sara rates this a 10/10!

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