The Golden Horseshoe

Since this was the last day in 2024 for Magic Key Holders, I thought I would try the Magic Key special: MK Float Flight (Taste a Trio of Ice Cream Floats)One each of:1) Traditional Barq's Root Beer Float.2) Coca-Cola Float with Grenadine Syrup topped with 2 Maraschino Cherries.3) Sprite Float with Grenadine Syrup topped with 2 Maraschino Cherries.Each had it's unique flavoring, taste, and reaction (YES! as the Coke foam-exploded when I first used the spoon to get some ice cream :0 )Truly, a FULL-filling experience for one person. For the price, I think it was well worth the trio. The Golden Horseshoe had plenty of seating downstairs for having a line OUT THE DOOR (which is out of the norm). If you needed more seating, one could always go upstairs.I do miss the shows, none present while I was there.Highly recommend if you want to get off your feet along with refreshments as there are so many things to eat & drink around GH.

I can't believe in all the times we've been to Disneyland, we have never ventured into the Golden Horseshoe! I was motivated by a seasonal treat they were offering-the Gingerbread Sundae which sadly did not live up to my expectations. The vanilla ice cream was good but the cake was cold and dry. I think if it had been warm and/or came with a sauce it would have transformed this dessert. We used the app to place our order so I don't really have anything to say about the service and we didn't try any other food items but the ambiance of this place! It is what you'd expect if you walked into an old time saloon complete with a stage for entertainment. Lots of seating including some balcony seating as well. I imagine during the summer this place could be a refuge from the heat! As most of the quick service dining options in DL, the menu is very limited-chicken tenders, a spicy chicken sandwich and a wrap. The sandwich sounds pretty tasty and I may just have to meander over to try it the next time I'm in the park.

We got the onion rings and fries for a late-night snack before the leaving the park (9:30). They weren't fresh and were pretty dry. I also feel like we were cheated on quantity. It wasn't terrible, but I probably wouldn't come back for this. The dining area was pretty full but there were still tables available. It was a decent place to sit and people watch after a long day.

Great place to get out of heat and crowds in Frontierland. Lots of seating and there's a 2nd level. It's an Old West saloon themed quick service serving mainly fried chicken tenders or fried chicken sandwich. IMO fried chicken sandwiches at DL are just ok. We came for the MK soda float trio. Oh yeah! Grab a friend and get this if you can! It's 3 soda floats with root beer, coke and 7-up with grenadine syrup ($8.99). They come in small cups but I think they're too much for only one person. Youneed to be a Magic Key to get this. There's also a MK snack samper with mini corn dogs, tenders, onion rings and fries ($17.99).

Haiku: The Golden HorseshoeA classic saloonKnown for tenders & ice creamGallop & grub here.---I dined here for the first time and was pleasantly surprised. I came because of the Magic Key food offerings (& they were a great deal!).Right now during the 2024 holidays, we got the:- Three Ice Cream Floats Sampler: The kid in me (along with my own kid) rejoiced! It's been ages since I've had an ice cream float and here we were sampling three different flavors: Barq's root beer float, Coke float with grenadine syrup and cherries, and Sprite float with grenadine syrup and cherries. - Magic Key Sampler Box: I love me a sampler meal of hot honey tenders, mini corn dogs, fries, and onion rings. I'm so glad the tenders weren't dry, probably because it was dressed in the (not so) hot honey.Service was swift and efficient. I'm really digging these Magic Key food offerings. It's a great way to try the restaurant's favorite hits at an affordable price.

Came here the other day on our Disney trip and ordered the Magic Key (3) float option and some honey chicken tenders. The food was yummy and the floats were alright. They made them wrong (in my opinion). They had the cups of soda ready (assuming to speed up the line) and would dump the ice cream in the cups making them overflow. 3/4 of the cup was soda. I would put ice cream first then the soda but each their own.

The girls like to come here for a quick snack while in Adventureland. It's usually not busy, Always cool inside and a has plenty of seating to eat. They got the chicken tenders with fries and Shirley temple!

A recent meal included a Hot Honey chicken sandwich and fries, along with two orders of Chicken tenders and fries. However, the fries were dry and aged, while the chicken tenders were notably smaller and inconsistently portioned, with 4 strips on one tray and 3 on another. Formerly, this venue offered quick service and value, but the absence of fried fish and mozzarella sticks has reduced its appeal. The Hot Honey chicken sandwich was acceptable, though predominantly sweet rather than spicy, and the coleslaw was unremarkable. The growing impact of corporate greed on Disney is apparent.

As many times that I have been in Disneyland today was my first time going inside. I had the magic key sampler it was pretty good. No one performed. But it was a nice spot to sit in and eat. The customer service was cool. I would go back.

I had seen online that this restaurant had hit honey chicken and I was pretty excited to try it. We always know food at Disneyland going to be pricy which isn't great but I was also curious. When I got the sandwich with the viral hot honey chicken, it was just okay. It didn't taste bad but also just tasted like the chicken was dipped in a sweet and sour sauce. Didn't really taste honey, rather just sweetness. Service was pretty quick the typical self serve/clean up was expected. The old western theater feel to the place was kind of underwhelming. Not much happening and just crowded.