Aunt Cass Café

Clam chowder with fresh sourdough bread, fine dining quality. I don't think there's anywhere else in the disneyland park where you can actually get a good deal on food.Well this in my opinion is good quality food and actually instead of feeling ripped off you finish your meal feeling satisfied and for once the price was worth the food and not just being convenient since you're stuck in the park. Mobile app service ordering and pick up. The trick is to put in your order before the lunch rush. There is indoor seating in the bread tour area. We also ordered Birria tacos from next door. There is leftover bread from the r bread bowl for dipping. The inside seating is very limited, but def a nice spot for less stimulation as they are blasting Japanese music outside.

Hubby, our daughters and I were excited to try out this cafe' inspired by Aunt Cass's San Fransokyo bakery and coffee shop, Lucky Cat Café! I ordered the San Fransokyo Clam Chowder and my eldest ordered the Kid's Turkey Sandwich. It was a uniquely delicious chowder with flavorful bacon that really stood out, potatoes and a touch of white miso, in a fresh baked Boudin sourdough bread bowl! Eldest devoured her turkey sandwich and her Cutie, Motts applesauce pouch we saved!I would definitely recommend this cafe' that opened in 2023 and we're looking forward to returning to try more eats! No seating inside just FYI, so make sure to grab a spot nearby outside! SYOY! :-)*Song Credit: Derp Nugget by Kevin MacLeodSite: https://filmmusic.io/song/3638-derp-nuggetLicense: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode

We pre ordered on the Disneyland app. The app is the way to go if you don't want to wait in long lines! Service was fast. We asked for water and they give you cups of ice water. Surprisingly, this is the most inexpensive item in DCA! The sourdough bread was hearty. It can be a bit tough to chew but that's a typical sourdough bread. It was very filling if you eat the chowder and the bread. The Mac n cheese sourdough bread was full of Mac n cheese. My teen got full on that alone while the other ate the entire thing. Best buy at 12.99!

Recently rethemed, but still the same great sourdough if you are looking for it. This location seems to rotate bread pudding, so constantly on the lookout as the recent pumpkin spice one was PHENOMENAL. Yes, ALL CAPS GOOD. Love the ability to mobile order and the staff is always friendly. Lots of outdoor seating, so usually a great area to find a seat to enjoy your food. Definitely a solid quick service option for dining when visiting Disney California Adventure.

Disney 5 stars! You know, you gotta consider where you are when you rate the food. Aunt Cass'a sourdough bread bowls always slap. This time they had broccoli cheddar and bol choy? Interesting. But delicious! Not that I could taste the bok choy. And the clam chowder didn't seem as salty as usual. Win! The mac & cheese to me is a Disneyland three stars. It's fine for when you're really craving mac & cheese specifically, but it's definitely on the bland side.

We have always been provided the best service here at Aunt Cass. When I ran the Disneyland Halloween half marathon this was the first place we ate at to try the taro bread pudding with boba pearls scattered about. It was warm, not overly sweet and I felt like the whip cream went perfect with it. A sweet cast member gave me a free sugar cookie for my efforts during the race. They recently added the carrot cake bread pudding so that's next on my list to try Now let's talk sourdough, soft in the inside and crunchy on the out, oh boy, so pro tip. Make sure you do the walk through inside the bakery tour and get your free sample of sourdough. BUT, make sure you greet the cast members through the glass making sure all the sourdough bowls are in order. We have always stopped, smiled, waved, tried to make them laugh and it hasn't failed where a cast member will come out and gift us a Mickey sourdough. The cast members work so hard so it's important to spread the love back to them for all they do for us at the parks. Love the history connected to aunt cass in the bakery tour and love how it smells inside.

It has been a few years since we have been to Disneyland so it was our first time seeing the new San Fransokyo Square. I remembering frequenting Aunt Cass Cafe in the past for some special seasonal items. And the shiny star this season was the taro bread pudding, which did not disappoint in any way.Ordering in the ap for pick up was ever easy. By the time we walked there and found a table in the spacious port area, it was ready.The dessert was a rounded piece of white chocolate taro bread pudding sitting in a moat of coconut vanilla sauce. It was topped with a generous amount of whipped cream and a few boba pearls. The soft and moist consistency on the inside contrasted to the nice crunchy bite on the rim. The notes of coconut and taro were more prominent than the white chocolate. The boba was a lovely touch and added more depth to textures. It would have been a little too sweet for an individual but was not quite enough for the amount of people in our group.Overall, I was very pleased with this Asian rendition of bread pudding. Would definitely purchase it again!

If you're in the mood for hearty soups in a sourdough bread bowl, cafe-style specialties, and desserts, Aunt Cass Café might be up your alley. I've been enjoying the food, snack, and drink options at Aunt Cass Café for a while. They also offer plant-based sourdough bread in traditional and fun Disney shapes, seasonal food, beverages, and sippers. A few entrées I've enjoyed here are the Turkey Pesto Club and the hearty Clam Chowder in a sourdough bread bowl. The clam chowder at Aunt Cass's is also different from the Disneyland version, with a few more ingredients to set it apart. There's also an option to have the soups without a bread bowl. The price, however, is the same with or without the bread bowl. The bread puddings I've tried have been delicious and not overly sweet. The seasonal Taro Bread Pudding and Pumpkin Spice Bread Pudding were excellent.Check the Disneyland mobile app for the latest menu and mobile ordering features. Magic Key pass discounts also apply here. Most of the time, there is plenty of seating, but it is challenging during peak park crowds.

Every time you walk in here you are greeted with a smile and the lovely scent of sourdough. Usually I will come here for a yummy sandwich or bread bowl but this time we tried their Japanese fluffy cheesecake. It was a nice snack during our trip! The presentation was also very nice. It had powdered sugar and some berry compote. The cheesecake itself is plain but the sweetness from the toppings compliment it well.

This was remodeled from a previous restaurant and it feels like it. Like they kind if just changed the name to Aunt Cass Cafe. It is nice though, and the small differences are cool, like the character portraits.We tried the clam chowder which was good. Tasted different with a slight sweetness compared to the San Fransokyo Clam Chowder at Disneyland. I prefer the one in Disneyland. It was still good though. And from what I remember compared to Disneyland, the soup portion on this one was smaller. But in fairness even the churro was a lot thinner than usual. So maybe its a general cut back in regards to food at Disney? Also had the Creamy Mac & Cheese was pretty good. Cheese was so creamy, a good cheese overload lol. Outside crispy and hard. Inside is soft. Thank you Auntie Cass!