Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta

This is a great little gem off the beaten path of the pier. Good choices of pasta and salad. Pizza is VERY VERY expensive for what you get, so I would avoid that choice. Plenty of outside only seating with great ambiance.

Good spaghetti and pizza. We were very full for hours. We placed an order on the app for mobile and got more food once we arrived.

Who knew Disney was hiding this spot right out in the open near the backside of the park. I was so happy to have some time in the cool air while I looked to see what the food and drink options were. The pizza and pasta selections are great. I opted for the chicken pasta and my family ordered multiple kinds of pizza. My pasta was so good and creamy. They had just put it out as I was walking up. My son’s girlfriend ordered the birria pizza and it looked so good! If my pasta portion was so huge and filling I might have tried some. We also ordered a salad which was pretty good, but by the time we found somewhere to sit outside it was warm and not tasting so fresh. Good service and prices decent for the portion sizes. Vibe is ok just outside seating with a good spot of people watch. I just wish there was more shade.

Food was mediocre, staff acted upset when I walked up to order telling me I had to first pay at a register I unintentionally walked past. I feel like they could benefit from some more signage. portion of pasta was the largest in the park and the Huckleberry Seltzer was quite good though not the best pairing.

We had the gluten free pepperoni pizza. My sister has celiacs disease and the chef came out to take our order to ensure it’s all gluten free. The pizza was very greasy which made the crust a little soggy. Staff were all friendly and there are lots of places to sit in the area.

Amazing pasta inside Disney Cal Adventure Park! So tasty!

We all got something delicious and different! Salad, pizza, pasta. It was all perfect.

Pizza was tasty different and the pasta was really good as Olive Garden. I love OG it was pretty awesome to eat outside with that music that was the highlight of the hour.

I got a fabulous Italian salad with all the fixings at a great price. It was tasty and filling. They also offer pizza slices and pasta selections.

No mobile order available for this location, but makes sense since you go through it cafeteria style and then pay for your food (like Rancho in Disneyland). It's one of the few eateries open a bit later in DCA so if you're there late night or at a special event, just keep that in mind. I got their Halloween limited spicy pizza during Oogie Boogie Bash, around $10 for one slightly larger slice of pizza, but you can always get an entire pizza on it's own too. The pizza itself was not bad, I mean it takes a LOT of effort to mess up a pizza, but for $10 the cost to taste value wasn't worth it. The meats had a touch of spice to it, the sausage and ham slices, but the cream drizzle on top made it weirdly a bit too sweet. Crust was average with some cheese powder on top. Overall just ok.

My DCA GO TO place to eat on a budget. (Shhhh, don't tell, MM may change something on the menu.) I get the salads. - The Wedge is the best as the whole head of romaine is fresh & crispy smothered in dressing, bacon bits, pickled onions, and cherry tomato halves. - The Italian is my next go to, should I want something different from the Wedge. This salad is covered in Italian cold cuts topped with a cheese I can not describe other than it's delicious. - Both are $10.99 & pretty sure it WILL fill you up. - I use about 3-5 packets of Parmesan (powdered type) bcz I just love Parm on everything! - Pizza's are filling & pretty good on taste for under $9/slice. I usually get all cheese or the Pepperoni. - Take your chance on the Pasta Dishes. WHY? Even though the pasta is cooked, then plated; by the time I sit down, its luke warm and gets cold real quick. Not sure why. (This does not happen with the same dish at KBF. Just stating a fact from experience.) Happy Eating & Fight On!

Love this place!! You just gotta know what to order First off, WHY OH WHY DID YOU GET RID OF THE SUN DRIED TOMATO PESTO PASTA?! It was arguably the best pasta in both parks. It was so delicious and I'm so sad. Please bring it back soon :) For Pixar Fest, we tried the Birria pizza with Consome. Omg yummy! I will say pizza isn't disneys strong suit. The crust is usually nothing special and the toppings are fine. Pizza is often a-okay here. BUT this pizza is definitely one of the better pizzas I've had in the parks! Toppings were good and that consommé really helps add flavor and moisture. I'd totally get this pizza again!!! Pretty tasty! Potentially the best pizza available in the parks right now (I also really love the pepperoni flop over at Cafe Daisy)

It's walk up and grab a tray style. Once you have a tray you'll find a section labeled "pasta" one labeled "pizza" and one called "salad." Depending on what you are wanting, you get in line with your tray. Then when you get up to the front you tell them which one you want. I wanted cheese pizza. I got two slices. The pizza is pretty basic. But I was hungry and it's a decent value for inside the park. Service is fast but the lines move slow. The line to pay took forever. The pasta looked pretty good. I'd try that next time.

As an annual/magic key holder for years, I've never dined here. This eatery is cafeteria style and serves a variety of salads, pastas and pizzas. They have specialty pizzas that change frequently so check out their menu periodically. Currently they offer a Bulgogi Pizza in celebration for Lunar New Year, which will be available now till February 18th. I opted for your basic cheese pizza slice. Compared to Alien Pizza planet at Disneyland, this pizza has better flavor IMO. I also tried the NEW milk tea taro cheesecake, the flavors were confusing. You get the taro flavor from the whipped cream, but the milk tea was nonexistent and together it was just weird. Service was great, as everything was "grab and go" and the cast members at the registers were friendly. Don't forget you use your Magic Key discount if you are a magic key holder!

Who knew Disney was hiding this spot right out in the open near the backside of the park. I was so happy to have some time in the cool air while I looked to see what the food and drink options were. The pizza and pasta selections are great. I opted for the chicken pasta and my family ordered multiple kinds of pizza. My pasta was so good and creamy. They had just put it out as I was walking up. My son's girlfriend ordered the birria pizza and it looked so good! If my pasta portion was so huge and filling I might have tried some. We also ordered a salad which was pretty good, but by the time we found somewhere to sit outside it was warm and not tasting so fresh. Good service and prices decent for the portion sizes. Vibe is ok just outside seating with a good spot of people watch. I just wish there was more shade.

Food was okay, a little bland. The issue we had was with the birria pizza my boyfriend chose- there were little plastic pieces that resembled fishing wire and when we let the staff know they were super apologetic and gave us two to replace it... but unfortunately we found a few pieces in those two but didn't want to say anything as it was already late. Staff is helpful and went above & beyond, but quality control was lacking.

A perk about this place is that food is served cafeteria style. It's not crowded even though every other restaurant is like 45-60 minute wait. Solid place to get quick food. Pizza of course is overpriced at $9 a slice but it was at least good. I enjoyed the Pixar Birria Pizza, but definitely not worth the $9 per slice.

The food here is always fresh and fast for the hungry adults and kids. I tried the birria pizza. It had amazing flavor and the consume to dip was just the cherry on top. As always the staff is always very attentive and helpful. This restaurant is never chaotic and the cashiers are quick to check you out. I love the outdoor seating especially the shaded areas.

On one of my previous Disney trips, my parents wanted a quick slice to tide us over until a meal reservation. We decided to try this location as I periodically stop here for a solid slice or delicious pasta dish. Every time I haven't been disappointed. The price point is a little high for what you get, but overall the quality and taste make it worth it. Plus, there's a cute boardwalk vibe in the dining area and the service is always a friendly counter service. Similar to Alien Pizza Planet in Disneyland.

I came here and got their vegetarian pizza. I had to wait for a bit but it was worth it. Their vegetarian pizza is one of the best I've had. This place is better than Pizza Planet over at Disneyland.

We ate here purely because we happened to be taking a break right in front of it late in the day and I was getting hangry. The spaghetti and meatballs were extremely dry, they barely give any sauce and the meatballs were not good. On the plus side it's extremely filling for the price, I would have been full on half. Much better food available in the food court located in the San Francisco/ Tokyo area.

The special Birria pizza was GOOD. Great concept for a pizza but the meat was a bit dry from sitting under a heating lamp all day. The cost of $10 for 1 slice is ridiculous.

This place is a HUGE win if you are traveling with a large group. I chaperoned a school trip with 40 total people and this was a stop on the trip because they can do whole pizzas and do it quickly. We needed multiple pizzas to feed a group of students dinner and they did great. It was easy for someone to go in and order and then we got a buzzer for when it was done. They provided plates and napkins for us and it was easy to distribute the pizzas afterwards due to the large open space near the restaurant. I have personally eaten here a couple of times as well and it never disappointments. They have pasta, salad and pizza to offer as well as kid sized options too. It is located in the back of California Adventure kind of between the swings and Goofy's Sky School.

Parking: this place is inside DCA (right next to goofys sky school) and needs a ticket inside. Service: walk in and grab what you want kinda like school cafeteria. Then go up to register to pay. Food: we got the spaghetti with two meatballs. It was dry and honestly not Disney quality food. It felt like the food was sitting out there for hours. Five Cheese Ravioli was slightly better in my opinion. But most of my group preferred the spaghetti over the ravioli. Go a store down to paradise grill and get the asade fries (I think it's a limited time menu) and it has mobile order. Nice little atmosphere with live music that is waaaay too loud that you can barely hear your own tables convo. Would recommend other places in DCA such as hangers over this place

Their Plant Based Vegan Pasta with Coconut Cream was DELICIOUS!! I can't have dairy so I am super grateful they have vegan option now and that it's actually really yummy:) Thank youu!!

Boardwalk Pizza and Pasta remains a reliable option for lunch or dinner at California Adventure. I highly suggest trying the chicken sundried tomato pesto pasta. The cafeteria-style setup allows you to get your food and pay upon leaving, ensuring a quick and efficient process. Ample seating is available, minimizing wait times for finding a seat. I advise against splurging on overpriced pizza; the pasta is the standout choice. Additionally, a water fountain and soda machine are on-site, and the service is swift, ensuring a fast in-and-out experience.

Tried this place out during the oogie boogie event so there was no wait time. 5/10 Customer service : the people behind the pizza just stared at me without saying hello or welcome . Really awkward and unwelcoming. 7/10 Pepperoni pizza: really straight forward ,crunchy crust and soft dough . 7/10 Hawaiian pizza : it was sweet and surprisingly it wasn't spicy at all! No seats inside but plenty available outside I paid $22 worth it ! Easy fast snack .

I felt like pizza while in the park and decided to check out this place. They have several pasta and pizza sections to choose from I chose the pepperoni just as a quick grab there wasn't any wait so that was nice , overall the pizza was good can't say it's worth $10 a slice but what are you gonna do about it while in the park so if you feel like pizza it's a good spot but definitely some high prices

Impossible spaghetti is a go-to for me. Huge portion (depending on how hungry you are) can be 1 sit down meal or split into two and take home the rest. They have to go boxes available. Plenty of seating. The spaghetti at this place is one of the meals in the park where you don't feel it's been pre-made sitting around all day. I mean it is and ready to make, but they don't actually add sauce to noodles/impossible meatballs until you actually order so it gives it a bit more of a fresh dish feel. Not too bad of lines compared to other places in the park.

The food is served cafeteria style and seating is available outside.I went with a slice of pizza but there were salads and pasta available .

Boardwalk Pizza and Pasta stands as a stellar dining spot within the park, especially for pasta lovers. The chicken sun-dried tomato pesto pasta is a personal favorite, generously portioned with chicken and the bonus of unlimited Parmesan. It's so satisfying that I've not ventured to try other dishes yet. The staff are commendable, and the self-service setup is efficient right up to checkout. It's also a prime spot for complimentary water, often with ice available, which is a relief. The ample seating and notably the cleanest restroom in the park round off the conveniences that make this place a must-visit.

I used to love this place. My family came here for the Cranberry Feta salad and the Sundried Tomato pasta. We also could special order the salads which was great for allergies. However, in the last month, the salad has changed. They no longer have the same pasta either. The new pasta is very salty. The salads were pre-made. There was no person next to the salads to ask to make a personal salad. The service is still nice at checkout. The seasonal pizza choice sounded gross to me. I really miss what Boardwalk used to be. The seating outside is nice. Usually, there is music while you eat. The food needs to be improved. It was one area where there healthier choices. But now I need to think if that is the choice I want. Subpar food is never a great value.

Boardwalk Pizza and Pasta Just because it's fast doesn't mean it isn't delicious! Boardwalk Pizza is a quick service option in Disney California Adventure. With various pizza and pasta offerings, there is something for everyone. This is designed to be a quick cafeteria feel. You arrive at pizza or pasta stations and advise a cast member what flavors you are looking to enjoy. From there, sides for the kids meals are grab and go which is extremely convenient. You are also able to grab your beverages or fountain drinks quickly as well so you can pay and snag a table in a snap.

Stopped by for some pasta and let me just say I was pleasantly surprised! Everything is made fresh and ready to grab. The place is very clean and easily accessible. The service is minimal since it's a grab and go type restaurant; however, I must say there were two very friendly women at the cash register. Props to Sam (Stitch) and Alida (Daisy Duck) for your hospitality and kindness. Now let's talk about the menu! Outstanding! I purchased the vegetarian pasta with coconut sauce (new on the menu!) and I want that recipe! My daughter ordered the Four Cheese Roasted Garlic Chicken and they don't skimp on the fresh garlic! The chicken was very tender and accompanied the sauce very well. I also ordered the Wedge salad - note: a drizzle of balsamic vinaigrette is added which went well with the blue cheese dressing. Pizzas looked awesome, my grandson got pepperoni and it was cheesy. I must admit for the amount of food and drinks we got, we paid around $20.00 a person (we shared)! We were 100% satisfied. Thank you chefs and staff, we will be back!

Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta is tasty. I've tried the Pepperoni Pizza Slice and Chicken Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto Pasta. The pizza is decent, not the best, not the worst, gets the job done. If you're really craving pizza and gotta have it inside the park, this is not a bad option. It's better than Alien Pizza Planet at Disneyland for measure, but also the pizza there is pretty bad so not sure if it's a good comparison. However, it's not going to be better than any pizza you can get outside of the park. I like the pasta better. It's tasty, a bit better than the pizza. It's not better than any pasta you can get outside of the park either but if that's what you're craving and you want it inside the park, this is a good option. I think this is one of the better places to get pasta compared to all the other places to get pasta inside the parks. It's just as good or maybe better than Alien Pizza Planet pasta, and better than the pasta at Plaza Inn. Just don't come here to eat and expect restaurant quality and you'll think the food is decent but nothing special. A pizza and pasta is good for two people, this is a lot of food though so it's like eating a full meal, you won't be hungry for awhile. I like that the pasta here has different flavors aside from the usual Alfredo sauce. They also have a drink fountain here, I like to refill my reusable water bottle. It's located inside Disney California Adventure Park at Paradise Gardens Park. It's a grab and go type spot, quick service, so you can't do a mobile order. You just go in, pick up your food and pay, they already have the food prepared. There's usually no wait. Service is friendly. There's tables outside to sit, no inside tables. It's a nice casual spot. Prices are going to be higher inside the park as expected but it seems fair for park prices and it comes with a lot of food.

Located within California Adventure, Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta was the choice for lunch. We opted for salads and Spaghetti and meatballs. Prices are reasonable for a theme park. The use of the mobile order within the Disney App was definitely faster than waiting in line. Be warned - like everywhere in the park, finding a table and place to sit and eat is generally a challenge! The food was okay. Salad was actually good. The pasta was okay, but the meatballs are more Swedish in style and texture compared to a regular Italian meatball. Either way they did the trick for us. Not sure I would recommend eating there. All in all it was better than fast food, but nothing to run back there for.

Nice place for a quick bite, although very bland and boring food. Had pizza, spaghetti and meatballs, roasted garlic chicken pasta (best thing we ordered) and breadsticks. Spent around $80 for the fam and I, taste was not anything special.

I always have this when I go to Disneyland it's amazing, the pizzas are just regular pizzas but the pasta is amazing, service is pretty chill and energetic and the ambiance is sometimes amazing with the show or pretty mediocre.

My bf and I have never eaten here before, mainly because it's so hidden and we almost never come all the way back to this part of the park. We also almost always eat at the Mexican food spot or in the avengers campus. We decided to have it for dinner along with a Shawarma and drinks! He ordered some potato salad, corn bread, and their Five Cheese Ravioli with Pesto Sauce and Toasted Pine Nuts to share. It was all so delicious!! I love pesto pasta and did not expect this to be so flavorful. They did an amazing job and the balsamic drizzle is perfection. I now know where to go for some delicious food other than our usual! IG: @ammysalamii

I had heard rave reviews for Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta, but I definitely don't think this is the best Disney's California has to offer. My chicken pasta sauce was watery and the chicken super rubbery. It was more akin to hospital cafeteria food than anything else. Service here was okay, but not quite the same Disney gold standard level. My pasta was cooked to order and served to me quickly. It's pricey, but on par with other Disney parks restaurants. Overall, for the price, you may be better off trying another place for lunch or dinner in the parks.

Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta is a food hall style restaurant at Pixar Pier in CAA. Located in the back corner area of the pier. Self grab the plates you want from the different sections and pay the booth before you exit. Beer is prepay then you pick up. Spaghetti & Meatballs - $10.99 - Good flavor in the meatball. Kiddos loved the dish. Good portion size for the price. IPA - $11

This is actually one of my default places to go to if you prefer a quick service type of meal. There are 3 types of food (pizza, pasta, and salad) to choose from as well as a few a la carte items near the register. This is also a great spot to fill up on ice and water for your canteens!

This is by far the most horrendous pizza I have ever eaten. Absolutely disgusting Pepperoni Pizza

One of my favorites whenever I visit the parks. They have great outdoor seating and more reasonable prices for theme park food. I love their pasta, especially their Chicken Sun Dried Tomato Pesto, but they also have a lot of other options, such as pizza, spaghetti with marinara and meatballs, salads and more. My kids always get the pasta which is filling. The Chicken Sun Dried Tomato Pesto is more cheesy (my personal favorite), but the marinara is also good - it's very filling and comes with a huge meatball. The outdoor seating is the best part of Boardwalk because sometimes there will be shoes walking down the street, or just a nice view in general. It's also relatively close to the pier and other rides like Goofy's Sky School. The service is pretty tasty, but lines get pretty long at the register - the lines move pretty fast though.

I've been here before and had their three cheese ravioli and it was delicious! Prob one of the best things at DCA that I've tried. This time I decided to try the sun dried chicken pasta. It was okay to me because it was bland and didn't have much flavor to it & I didn't get a lot of chicken in it. I would definitely come back here to get their three cheese ravioli that is filled with flavors!

The food was very good until we found a long black hair in our pasta besides that tho the place is very nice and a good casual dining place I would not recommend unless u wanna have the chance of a hair in your food!

Getting meatballs it's very good for $10.99. I would definitely return and there are plenty of places to sit and eat. A good deal!

It had been a long hot day and I needed to find somewhere that I could order quick before my entire family had a meltdown for the need to sit and eat. I was super happy to see that this had nearly no line and there was plenty of seating outside with shade for us. It is kind of cafeteria style where foods are ready for you to take and then cash out. You can also order pasta at a station and they will prepare it for you right away how you want. I got my family slices of pizza, a salad, yogurts and fruits for my kids as well as drinks. It was easy to just grab everything find a table and set up. After I did I sent my husband a message and he and our kids came to the table to sit and it was perfect so the kids didn't have to wait at all and were occupied until it was time to eat. The food was fine. Nothing special, nothing terrible. We all ate everything up and went on our merry way to enjoy more DCA. This was a great option and I know that I will likely suggest coming back here in the future when we are visiting the park because it was just so easy.

Food was great. Also have to give credit to chef Brian. He was very helpful and attentive to our gluten allergies we brought to his attention. He handled everything for us and made sure it was to our needs. Thanks Brian.

Ended up trying this place on a super busy day in the park mainly bc it's challenging to find something affordable that's not a burger or fried. We saw some people walking out and the dishes looked surprisingly good. It's not exactly 4 star food but it is 4 star convenience and price. This is simple affordable cafeteria style dining for being on property and it's almost never over crowded. We stuck to the basic dishes and got a chicken caesar salad and the spaghetti and meatballs. While neither were amazing, both were satisfying and better than most of the quick service in Disneyland. We'll definitely be coming back at some point.

Great place for dinner at Cali adventure! It's great because the food is made fresh and laid out so you can just grab it and pay for it. You don't have to wait for the food to be made. My favorite was the pesto ravioli. I also got the spaghetti with impossible meatballs. The impossible meatballs were a bit too salty, but the pasta itself was really good. The prices are what you can expect at a Disneyland park, but it's worth it for the great meal you can have for little to no wait to have it.

The Pizza Planet of DCA! Boardwalk Pizza and Pasta is great for people going with family/kids who want something quick, delicious, and not too expensive. It's food hall style at Pixar Pier with no seating inside. You go in, go to the section you want (Pizza, Pasta, Salad) and grab the plate you want. This is my 11-year old nephew's favorite place. He loves their spaghetti and says it is better than Pizza Planet at Disneyland. In my opinion, the best deal is from the kid's menu! You get a choice of pasta or a personal pizza, a drink (milk or juice) and TWO snack menus (cuties, apple sauce, or yogurt). Luckily he was with me and I was able to get the pizza... It left me feeling pretty full for the time being until my next dinner time (which happened to be a 10-course meal for a wedding). My nephew's dad go the 5-Cheese Ravioli and it was DELICIOUS. I love the pesto sauce drizzle, the stuffed cheese, and the fresh tomatos on top. There's no indoor seating, but plenty of outdoor seating underneath shade, with fans and a live band. We went in the summer when the weather was 85 degrees, but the fan definitely kept us cool! Younger kids would very much appreciate this food and no-wait!

My friend and I were hungry after a day of running around Disneyland and California Adventure, so we decided to get some food. We planned to go on the Incredicoaster after we ate, so we found a decent looking restaurant- Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta. It was cafeteria style, you get your food and then go to the line to pay. There were a couple of options, but the Chicken Sun Dried Tomato Pesto looked delicious, so I got it. My friend got the Five Cheese Ravioli and she said it was delicious. Chicken Sun Dried Tomato Pesto ($11.49)- First off, whaaa? The price for this at Disneyland is crazy cheap. Also, the portions were not small, but pretty generous. The pasta dish reminded me of Cheesecake Factory. The sauce was creamy, but not too rich. The chicken was pretty good, but could use more tenderness. The pasta was cooked perfectly and the tomato added a delicious tang to the dish. I really could not have asked for anything more at Disneyland. Overall, I would absolutely come back and try the other dishes this place has to offer, and I would recommend this place for cheap and good food at California Adventure.

After being in Cars Land and hearing Luigi's Italian accent, my bf and I really wanted Italian food. Lol. So we decided to go to this place. We ordered campanelle pasta with chicken in creamy sun dried pesto sauce, spaghetti meatballs in marinara sauce, and some bread sticks. The Campanelle pasta was good. It was cooked so dente, sauce was cheesy, even though I kept on adding more Parmesan cheese. It came in good portion too. Price was about $12. The spaghetti was pretty good too. It was basic but felt homey. It came with 2 sizeable meatballs. Price was probably about $11. The breadsticks were kinda meh. We probably didn't need them but decided to get them anyway because we were hungry. It came with a small tub of marinara sauce. I don't remember how much they cost. Location was pretty awesome too since right outside the restaurant there was a stage with Latin oriented music constantly going on, so we got to get serenaded as we were enjoying our food.

Located on the far end of California Adventure near the Silly Symphony Swings, this eatery has pasta (3 or 4 kinds) and pizza by the slice (3 or 4 choices). They also have a few salad offerings. I thought it was surprising (in a good way) that Disney would actually offer something healthier than the normal theme park fare so I grabbed a chicken Caesar salad for lunch. Once you pick up your plate of food from the counter you pay at a register near the door and then head outside to find a table to eat. Silverware is located at the exit. The salad was actually okay. There wasn't anything to complain about - plenty of chicken pieces, good dressing that didn't oversaturate the salad and a plentiful portion of parmesan cheese. The price was absurd but certainly not surprising at a Disney theme park.

This place was a very nice surprise! After my husband and I got corndogs, which my daughter passed on, then an hour later my daughter said she was hungry and wanted a snack since we would be having a very late dinner. We walked in here for a slice of pizza for her and a salad. She got the pre-packaged side salad and the shrimp scampi pizza slice. Plus a drink, and I got a red wine sangria. I tried tastes of the salad and pizza, and I have to say, I was very impressed. Both items were decently priced, and way better than I expected. The sangria, although teeny, was perfect tasting! I noticed huge meatballs on spaghetti others were eating and I felt jealous I had spoiled my appetite on a giant hot link! Oh well, definitely coming back here for next time!! And I liked that it was cafeteria style where we walked around with a tray and served our food ourselves.

This restaurant is in Pixar Pier at the back of California Adventure and I love going there. There is a gluten free option in every station. I love getting a dairy/gluten free pizza and a Boardwalk field greens salad. They also have a gluten free pasta option. The service for allergies is top notch. They always get a chef to come out and speak with you about your allergy and I go to eat there again and again. This is a hidden gem in the back of the park. Make sure you check it out!