The Best Disneyland Food in 2026: Your Summer Must-Get List

Everyone has a favorite thing to do at Disneyland. For some, it's going on rides or meeting characters. For others, it's watching the shows, fireworks and parades. Personally, I love seeing my family get excited over each of their favorite things while we visit. But what is my favorite thing to do at Disneyland you ask? One word: eating. Disneyland Resort is never short on new and exciting foods. And oh boy, are they good! It seems as though there's something new to try every time we visit. And even if there isn't, we have a plethora of go-to's that pretty much never change. We're taking a look at our favorite Disneyland foods and drinks in 2026. Keep reading for the best of the best Disneyland food this year!

Best Disneyland Food in 2026

There are lots of classic Disney foods to grab while in the parks, such as Mickey pretzels, corn dogs, ice cream bars and more. But there are so many fun and culinarily adventurous foods to try. We have a whole post on the best snacks at Disneyland, as well as posts on the best adult drinks, foods for kids, best on-the-go foods, where to find breakfast and even a whole galactic food guide! Basically what I'm saying is, when it comes to food, we know what we're talking about. So let's take a look at what's fresh and delicious in 2026 at Disneyland.

1. Toasted Cheese

The toasted cheese creations are no doubt one of the top food items at Disneyland. The extremely flavorful, protein packed, juicy, crunchy sandwich with a side of dipping substance is a must have! Our favorite variation is the beef Birria toasted cheese with a side of consommé. In the fall, you'll find a bulgogi sandwich with a side of corn soup.

All-year-long you can't go wrong with the Jolly Holiday Combo – a classic toasted cheese and the most amazing side of tomato soup you'll ever have ($14.49). Grab a specialty Toasted Cheese at Jolly Holiday for $15.49, or a classic Toasted Cheese on it's own for $9.69.

2. Harbour Galley Cookies 

If you've ever walked by Haunted Mansion and found your mouth watering over the smell of fresh baked cookies, your nose isn't deceiving you. Right across from the ride is Harbour Galley, where the fresh hot cookies are as good as it gets. The cookies change seasonally and usually have a seasonal dip to add on. Find these bites of comfort and goodness at Harbour Galley in New Orleans Square for $7.79 for 6 cookies and $13.79 for 13 cookies.

3. Cold Brew Black Caf 

Yep, that's right. A drink is holding one of our top food spots! This Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge cold brew is topped with sweet cream cheese and chocolate puffs. It's so tasty and way more convenient than a long Starbucks line in the morning. Grab one for $7.79 at Docking Bay 7 all-day, or at Ronto Roasters after 7 p.m. for a night-time pick-me-up.

4. Monte Cristo Sandwich

The "snack-size" Monte Cristo sandwich is back at Royal Street Veranda! This deep-fried sandwich filled with ham, turkey and Swiss cheese, and served with a side of jam, is most definitely not snack-sized. You're getting that same-sized Monte Cristo you would at Cafe Orleans, but without the fries and table-side service. And this is a whole lot of food for the price of a snack. Find this iconic Disneyland food at Royal Street Veranda in Disneyland Park for $13.99.

Royal Street Veranda also has a refreshing summer drink to wash it down. The New Orleans Mint Julep Float has mango sorbet topped with mint julep.

5. Fantasyland Faire Folds

The Fantasyland Faire Folds have taken Red Rose Taverne by storm in the past year. For breakfast, find a flower tortilla filled with cheese, hash brown, egg, bacon, sausage and aioli ($12.99). For lunch and dinner, a fold with a regular or spicy chicken patty, hash brown, cheese and pickle aioli ($14.79). They're easy grab-and-go foods that fill you up for your breakfast or lunch (or snack, if you're a foodie like we are!).

6. Turkey Pesto Sandwich 

This sandwich is brand-new in Sanfransokyo Square. Made with roasted turkey-breast, pesto aioli, havarti, bacon, arugula and tomato on a Dutch crunch bread, this thing is packed with flavor. And it's fresh, healthy flavor too. If you're feeling like a good-ole hearty sandwich, grab the Turkey Pesto Sandwich at Aunt Cass Café for $13.99.

7.  Grogu Cookies

Would you look at that – another Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge snack on the best Disneyland foods list! If you're a fan of Grogu (and who isn't?), this dessert is a must on your next trip to Batuu. The Grogu Cookies at Docking Bay 7 look just like the bright-blue cookies he's constantly stealing, sneaking and snacking on in "The Mandalorian" and in the new movie, "The Mandalorian and Grogu." The macarons are dipped in white chocolate and stuffed with a pineapple cream filling. They're sweet, but refreshing. Tropical, but not overpowering. You can hop over to our guide to the best Star Wars Foods at Disneyland to find more tasty options.

8. Infinity Cream Puffs 

Any Marvel fan knows how exciting these six colors are together. And what makes these cream puffs even more exciting is the six different flavors! Each color is different – raspberry, cotton candy, strawberry, orange cream, key lime and "pabana" (passion fruit, banana, mango, and lemon). Find the Infinity Cream Puffs at Terran Treats for $9.50.

9. Verde Variant Chilaquiles  or Philly Cheesesteak Grilled Cheese at Pym Test Kitchen

Breakfast fit for a super hero! That's exactly what you'll find at Pym Test Kitchen in the mornings at Avengers Campus. The tortilla chips are tossed in tomatillo salsa, scrambled eggs, quesadillas fresco, pickled onions and crema. It's a great portion size and loaded with protein to fuel your Disneyland day! Plus, the flavors and textures are top-tier. Order the Verde Variant Chilaquiles at Pym Test Kitchen for $12.49.

Come back at lunch or dinner for the Philly Cheesesteak Grilled Cheese. It has pepper and onions and is topped with cheese sauce and crunchy manipulated particles. It comes with with Potato Bites. While it may not be a traditional Philly Cheesesteak, we really enjoyed the flavors and crunchy bread texture of this dish.

10. Churros and other Sweets

Year after year, Disneyland churros have been one of our top food items. These fresh, warm, delicious creations are a staple at the Disneyland Resort, and one of our favorite parts about visiting! Plus, the churro flavors and toppings change all the time, so you'll always find something new to try. Our favorites are the fluffernutter churro, the cookie churro, any of the strawberry churros, the seasonal apple pie churro from Willie's Churros (or the apple pie dipping sauce at the churro stand in Town Square), of course, a good old classic churro. Yum!

If you have a sweet tooth, we have a few other favs if you are looking for something beyond a churro. Jolly Holiday always has the best seasonal items. One our favorite in summer 2026 is the Key Lime-Blueberry Tart with a graham cracker crust, topped with chantilly cream. It's the right amount of sweet and tart, and you can really taste the blueberry in that lower layer.

The other favorite is actually a Bluey item, but you'll find it at Plaza Inn. The Stumpfest cake is a chocolate roulade with white chocolate mousse and ganache. It's really delicious. That location also has a Pineapple Upside Down Bundt cake if you love pineapple.

Which Disneyland food item do you want to try the most? Is there anything you have your eye on for your next Disney trip? We've got you covered with discount tickets and hotel stays through Undercover Tourist so you can save your money to spend on yummy treats!

Related: Best Time to Visit Disneyland in 2026 and Beyond

Hoppy planning!