Café Daisy

I kept seeing rave reviews about the pepperoni pizza flop over and wanted to try it along with the Meeska Mooska mango. We came here for sweethearts Nite, and I learned the hard way that regular items aren't available at that time. I did have items I wanted to try for the event, but I was a little bummed. I do give them credit in managing the lines and making sure everything ran smoothly and efficiently. People who worked there were super nice. We tried:1. Heart-shaped ravioli - This was crunchy and went well with the dipping sauce. 2. Tunnel of love donuts - Donuts were fresh, and tasty whipped cream was a little too much, but I get what they were going for

Wooohoooo! After a tiring day of rides and walking around the Disneyland park, we finally arrived at Mickey's Toon Town. Hungry and looking for a quick bite to eat, we landed at Daisy's Cafe. Park food is expensive, so I was expecting that. I got the Daisy Dog for grown ups ($13.49) which was a beef foot long hot dog with house made chips. They had other things on the menu such as pizza and plant based food. A few desserts and kid friendly meals too. I was definitely not disappointed! The hot dog was twice the size of the bun, well, this is Toon Town after all :) It was yummy and love that the house made chips was light and crispy. This is definitely a stop I'll come to again if I'm at Disney. Maybe next time, I'll see Chef Daisy by the grill.Bonus that there were lots of outdoor seating!

I usually skip Toontown whenever I'm at Disneyland. But I went on my latest visit because of the recent refurbishments. After getting off the newly opened Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railroad ride, I stopped by Daisy Cafe to get a drink. This used to be Daisy's Diner before the refurb, which was a quick service pizza spot. They got rid of the hotdog stand next door (Pluto's Dog House) and basically consolidated the two, since Cafe Daisy now serves both pizza and hotdogs. They also closed Clarabelle's frozen yogurt stand nearby, but didn't replace it. Lines are minimal at Cafe Daisy, but I placed a mobile order just in case. My drink was ready quickly and I picked it up without waiting. I went with Granny Goof's Garden Sweet Tea. It comes with mango flavor-filled spheres, which are basically just popping boba. They don't have the extra wide straws, only regular straws. Which was annoying because the toppings would get stuck inside the straw every other sip. And it was a flimsy paper straw too, which made it worse. Taste-wise, the drink is your average Gold Peak sweet iced tea. Something you'll find at Target or Albertsons, but with a Disney upcharge.

Small cafe in Toon Town. No the best place to get food at Disney BUT it satisfies what kids crave which are hot dogs, fries, pizza, etc. Can't complain because there was no wait and the food came out quick.

Speciality cold brew to recharge during our Disney trip. One star dinged for paper straws.

Wooohoo!!! My husband and I finally had a chance to visit the newly improved Mickey's Toontown! While visiting, we stopped by Cafe Daisy! Cafe Daisy is right next to the new mickey and minnie's runaway railway ride! There is plenty of table seating outside of Café Daisy. Some of the table seating is covered!We were visiting during the Halloween half marathon. On the menu, there was a special offering for Halloween, the Daisy's Goody-Goody Donuts. I had to try it out!The Daisy's Goody-Goody Donuts are house-made mini apple cider donuts! The donuts were topped with spiced apple sugar! They were super soft and yummy! Most of the snacks are under $14.99. Café Daisy also offers all-beef hot dogs, garden wraps, and even pizzas! Discounts are accepted here if you're a magic key holder!

Perfect picnic lunch. The plant-based garden wrap was delicious! We did a mobile order and it was ready in less than a minute. The Picnic Time Watermelon Lemonade with watermelon gummies was also very yummy.

Not the best place for food when it comes to an adult's standpoint or with the other eateries located within Disneylabut if you're factoring cranky hangry kids and Café Daisy's location being in Toontown, this eatery is a goldmine. The menu is broken down in 3 main parts: grown ups, kids, & beverages. Food is straight forward- offering hotdogs, pizza, mac n cheese, lettuce wrap. Lunch purchase:-The Daisy Dog x2 [beef footlong hotdog w/ house made chips]-Minnie's Mini Corn Dogs [fun sized corn dogs w/ mandarin orange, applesauce pouch, & small drink]Food is very doable, nothing over the moon. At the end of the day, kids eat happily so what is there to complain about?? I really enjoyed the crunchy snap from Daisy's dog and the house made chips were an extra bit of effort I didn't expect. The mini Corndogs were a bit over battered IMO but I'm sure my 4yo didn't notice. 4 stars overall. I'd eat here again if lunchtime happens to be in Toontown but that's probably the case where everyone since this is the only eatery in vicinity. To help move things along, have someone place orders while another locates seating.

Is this the most awkward photo ever of a hotdog? Probably. However, it is so big and long.... And hard to take a photo of. I always stress about the price of food here and it not filling me up, but this hod dog (obviously) is big and was worth the price. The dressing on the dog is like a Mac and cheese with chips on top! It was interesting! Of course I wish the bun was as long as the dog, but it's fun and the flavor of the hot dog was yummy. Ordering in the app made the food quick and easy for pick up. No wait time at all

Fast mobile ordering! My 2 year old daughter loves the cheese pizza flop over and ate it both days we were at Disneyland. It was one of the few things she agreed to eat there, since she tends to not eat much when she's super excited. It was easy for her to hold on her own to eat and was also easy for us to quickly feed her as she was running around Toon Town.