The Pacific Wharf is what I kind of call the food
court area in Disney California Adventure. Yes, there is one sort of over in
Paradise Pier by Goofy's Flight School, but this one has the most variety from
Chinese to San Franciscan. It also has Cocina Cucamonga Mexican Grill, which is
Mexican cuisine.
The gluten free list provided by Disneyland just lists random things, and I didn't bring it with me when I went so I was left to try to figure it out on my own. My go to was usually nachos since I love them and they are quite delicious, but sadly they did not have nachos. I ended up just deciding on something that, to the best of my knowledge, shouldn't contain wheat.
The gluten free list provided by Disneyland just lists random things, and I didn't bring it with me when I went so I was left to try to figure it out on my own. My go to was usually nachos since I love them and they are quite delicious, but sadly they did not have nachos. I ended up just deciding on something that, to the best of my knowledge, shouldn't contain wheat.
I ordered the two chicken tamales, which comes with a
side of beans, rice, and some lettuce, tomatoes, and guacamole to add to your
tamales.
When
I opened up the corn husks and saw the tamales were pure white I became
slightly nervous, not knowing if they had only used white corn flour or not,
but I continued on. I'm assuming
they didn’t have wheat flour in them because I felt fine afterwards, it was
just shocking to see tamales that were so white. I was also nervous about the
beans but those were fine as well. You should probably ask a cast member just
to make sure though.
The tamales were filled with chicken and I had the salsa (not sure what beside tomatillos were in it) and lettuce/tomatoes/guacamole to add to them, which made it better. The rice was dry, but overall the meal filled me up, I just wasn't something I was too excited for. All of the food was just ‘okay’ and not much to write home about. But if you are at Disney California Adventure and you want Mexican food, here you go, though I would recommend Tortilla Jo’s in Downtown Disney.
The total cost was about $10 so slightly expensive but other meals cost around $15, so I decided to go for the cheaper one.
The tamales were filled with chicken and I had the salsa (not sure what beside tomatillos were in it) and lettuce/tomatoes/guacamole to add to them, which made it better. The rice was dry, but overall the meal filled me up, I just wasn't something I was too excited for. All of the food was just ‘okay’ and not much to write home about. But if you are at Disney California Adventure and you want Mexican food, here you go, though I would recommend Tortilla Jo’s in Downtown Disney.
The total cost was about $10 so slightly expensive but other meals cost around $15, so I decided to go for the cheaper one.
They
also have a little side area that sells desserts. I have a friend who loves the
cookies from here. I haven't tried anything from there yet, but at least know
that the cookies are delicious- as says my friend.
And
here is a picture of what I was sitting under.
-Charlotte
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