(If you’ve read our Chef Mickey’s Review, you’re aware we pull no punches when it comes to character dining.) What I mean is that Goofy’s Kitchen is not the epicenter of Disneyland’s culinary scene, but it has some delicious surprises and creative indulgences. That might seem like an odd distinction to draw, or a way to parse words to go easy on Goofy’s Kitchen. I hesitate to call our breakfast at Goofy’s Kitchen a “very good” meal, but I would call it very fun.

The character interactions were excellent, the atmosphere was enjoyable, and the food was a pleasant surprise. We were concerned that this would be more of the same–an overpriced meal of food so bad that the only redeeming aspect of the meal is meeting the characters.įortunately, that was far from the case with Goofy’s Kitchen. I’ll be honest: we had put off dining at Goofy’s Kitchen for a long time after our last “unfortunate” experience at Chef Mickey’s, which could be considered the Walt Disney World sister location of Goofy’s Kitchen. We’ve sort of dragged our feet with character meals at Disneyland Resort, but wanted to do the new meal at Disney’s Grand Californian Resort, so naturally, we decided to book all three of the hotel character breakfasts on consecutive mornings so we could have a good frame of reference when comparing and contrasting them. This is actually our very first California character meal review. In this breakfast review, I’ll share food photos, thoughts on our meal, and whether it was worth the money or if you should try another character meal instead.

and then we hear four offscreen crashes as DM yelps in pain, Penfold cringing with each one)ĭanger Mouse: (from under the pile of steel-plated letters) Penfold.Goofy’s Kitchen is a character restaurant in Disneyland Hotel offering a chance to dine with Fab Five Disney characters (minus Mickey Mouse). and then the camera zooms in on a worried-looking Penfold. (steel-plated letters spelling ROCK appear one at a time, then a train whistle sounds as they trundle off screen. Greenback can be heard laughing as Penfold gives the camera a surprised look)ĭanger Mouse: Look, Penfold, just don't say. (a second rock falls out of thin air DM tries to dodge it, only for it to stop in midair, sprout arms, and hit DM repeatedly over the head with a large sausage. Penfold: I don't get it, Danger Mouse, I only said 'rock'.

(A rock falls out of thin air and hits DM on the head it sprouts legs and a mouth and runs off, laughing silently as DM turns to glare at Penfold) Greenback: Oh, and one last thing, Penfold.

Where is warehouse mouse going bananas