Village Restaurant, Anaheim, California Restaurant Details

Food:

This restaurant in the park has the most potential for improvement. It is not kept cool, so there isn't any relief on a hot day. The menu is mediocre, and there are not enough chairs for all the tables.

It is a very large, dimly-lit space, and it was hard to find an open table. Once we found a table, we then had to find unclaimed chairs from other tables - most of which were not being sat in, but were being saved by people waiting for the rest of their parties. Because we and others immediately grabbed tables when people left them, the staff never knew what tables needed cleaning.

This restaurant could be drastically improved by staffing the front doors, cooling the space, and having waiters seat guests at cleaned tables. It could then be improved again by sprucing up the menu.

Food:

I like many of the food offered at this restaurant. The menus are digital now and are fun to watch. Service is relatively quick. It's good to know that they make the food as ordered (or at least assemble it) so it appears fresh enough when you get it. Seating is limited inside and outside. Large condiment stands offer all the ketchups and mustards and napkins you'll need. It's fun to look around inside while you eat or wait.

Food:

The food is "fairly" well priced considering where you are. The burgers are average and manufactured. The flatbed pizza was good.

Food:

Way too much money for what you get. Food is greasy. Not the worst place in the park but not very good either.

Food:

Village Haus is one of the better cafe's in Disneyland. Not only for the unique fare they serve but for the atmosphere. The building is extremely well themed. Seating is a little cramped inside but it is worth it to escape the sun in such unique surroundings.