Edelweiss Snacks

Usually come here for the turkey legs but tried the cheesy garlic pretzel and it was so yummy! It was warm, soft, and perfect with the marinara sauce (had to pay extra for the marinara though). There's tables behind edelweiss that generally aren't too crowded. Great place to relax and enjoy the food in one of the more quiet spaces nearby.

If you don't know what a Disney turkey leg is have you even been to Disney? My favorite snack to eat at Disney is the turkey leg. Yes I know it's huge. No I don't really think it's a "snack". However you can split this huge thing between a few friends and get plenty full and a good amount of protein to push from rope drop to close. Fuel for the body. However this most recent visit and this location might have left the legs cooking just a little too long.... By like an hour. My leg was burnt and very hard to chew. I gave up on it pretty quickly unfortunately it just missed the mark this time.

You guys! Garlic cheesy bread by the matterhorn = ITS A MUST! Delicious, delicious, delicious! In October 2023, it was only 2 for $7.50 each

Best snack to exist!! If you like cheese and garlic, you'll love this! Some suggest a bbq skewer stuffed inside another suggested a buffalo chicken tender! Must try!! Soooooo soooo good! They also have ranch and sides of marinara!

*** Vegetarian Review *** Never knew about the Cheesy Garlic Pretzel Bread until I was scrolling through The Gram a few months ago. As soon as I saw them, it was instantly on the list of Disney snacks we needed to try. Tips for locating this place - head to Fantasyland, walk towards the entrance of the Matterhorn Bobsleds. And then look behind you. Quick tips: - Don't forget your Disney discount. - Mobile ordering is the way to go The Edelweiss Snacks is a small themed cottage that offers a limited amount of food and snacks. Cheesy Garlic Pretzel Bread ($7.49, Grade B-/C+) - a pretzel bread stuffed with a cheesy garlic spread. It is super buttery. When you cut it with a knife or pull it apart with your fingers, you can see the butter. That's not necessarily a bad thing all the time. But because this can be super rich, definitely order the marinara sauce side for $1.39. It really helped cut through the richness of this snack. But I will say, if I had access to a bowl of pasta, this bread would get an A+. But on its own as a snack, a little too rich for me. The texture was all soft. I like my garlic bread with a toasty top, but this was all soft.

Located just across from the iconic Matterhorn attraction. Mobile order and pay is available for this location, so place your order ahead and have a drink or treat after you surprise the scary yeti in the mountains! There is seating by the water where you can duck watch if you are lucky; amazing in spring to see the Disney ducklings.

I visited Edelweiss Snacks at Disneyland on Thursday, 1/25/24, in the evening time. At this food stand, I decided to order the Garlic Cheesy Pretzel Bread. It was pretzel bread stuffed with Cheesy Garlic spread. My oh my! The bread was absolutely to die for. It had a phenomenal garlic flavor and the cheese was extremely gooey to the point that it was pulling. Moving forward, I am going to get this snack every time that I visit Disneyland because it is truly delicious and palatable! I recommend trying it.

Probably the best turkey leg I have ever had! There are the salty, overly brined ham tasting turkey legs. There are the legs that are tough. There are the over cooked legs. I've had so many subpar turkey legs. But this beats all legs by far. Not only are the turkey legs reasonable for about $12! But they were huge, seasoned and smoked to perfection without it tasting salty. They were also cooked to perfection as they were incredibly tender, juicy and fall off the bone. I would get this again in a heartbeat. Too bad that I saved half for my dad who didn't eat it in time before a service dog came along and ate the remainder of my leg while we were inside a ride. But I guess the leg was so good, even a dog could sniff it out and knew! Get this and u won't be disappointed

Great savory snack xhoice at Disneyland. They almost instantly sell out of their cult favorite, the cheesy garlic pretzel bread. I can see why. Lucky for us, they replenished supplies within 15 minutes. In the meantime we ordered bratwurst with sauerkraut. They take mobile orders The bun is a mini loaf that is soft and gooey on the inside. It tastes like buttery garlic bread. The cheese is on the creamy side. It reminds me of a fondue The best part is that it even reheated perfectly the next day. I am totally craving it again.

Came here for the Cheesy Garlic Pretzel Bread as they were all sold out at Maurice's Treats (the other location where you can get one). It's absolutely delicious! I read somewhere that a fun snack is to order a BBQ stick from Bengal BBQ & put the meat inside the pretzel bread for a sandwich, & I think I'll be trying that next! This spot is also my go-to for turkey legs as the service is quick & there's ample seating around the corner to enjoy your snacks.

Edelweiss is famous for it's Turkey legs. This is was always in our plan. To avoid long lines, ordered from mobile app. The turkey legs were ready to pick up by the time we reached here. Tried the normal and the buffalo Turkey legs. Must say they were damn good. Cooked to perfection, juicy and tender. Loved the flavor. Much needed refreshment after walking around the park from the morning. Loved it.

If your in Disneyland and want a turkey leg, this is a great spot for a snack or lunch. The location is right next to Matterhorn and in an area that isn't too packed. I've been here several times and my go to are the smoked Turkey legs and buttered corn in the cob, great combo! Pair it with an ice cold beer and you got delicious, protein packed, and satisfying meal! For less than $20!! Provides a great energy and fullness from all that delicious meat! The Smokey Turkey Legs had a nice smoky flavor, tender and juicy. I love the thin juicy skin on the outside it makes it much juicer! Each bite was great and the seasoning was spot-on (although there were couple times I went the meat was way too salty and unpleasant). I recommend carrying some hand wipes since it can get sticky and oily from trying to get into the bone. Overall great item to get. Pair that with the salsa condiment (they didn't have any when I went ) near the pond area for a nice and restful break. The Butter Corn on the Cob was good as well. The corn had a nice sweet and buttery taste. It was cooked throughout. It was the perfect side dish to complement the savory turkey legs! There is a shaded sitting area right behind the place with a nice view of the pond and is relaxing from all the chaos, making it a great spot for a casual meal with friends or family. In conclusion, if you're in the mood for big Turkey legs and corn for a delicious I recommend coming here!

GET the garlic cheesy bread. I only came for the cheesy garlic pretzel bread!!!! Worth every penny and every bite. I didn't try anything else. $7.49 and $1.39 for the marinara dipping sauce. I kept seeing the posts on this bread and got some mixed reviews. But I tried it for myself to review and it was literally my favorite snack on this trip.

Stopped here for a quick bite in between rides. There's a mobile order pick up line, and a walk up line. For some reason my MO wasn't working so had to wait in walk up. Turkey leg was good needed the protein, slushy was sweet and refreshing and the brat with a side of saurkrat hit the spot for the hubby.

Edelweiss Snacks is one of the few spots that have the famous Disneyland Turkey Legs. Located between Matterhorn and Fantasy Land. Mobile app ordering works. Friendly service. Order was done quick. Turkey Leg - $12.99 - Same price as all over the park.

If you're looking for some corn on the cob and turkey legs near fantasyland look no further! Right in front of the Matterhorn ride entrance, with mobile ordering available! Highlights: they have bbq and buffalo flavored turkey legs here. Tried the buffalo, sauce was subtle but tasty.

The cheesy garlic pretzel bread is honestly so good. The flavor of garlic is definitely present but not too overpowering. It's nice and cheesy and the bread itself is delicious. The marinara is a must-get on the side. It's a nice portion to share between 2 people. It's one of the best things we had on our Disney trip.

The pretzel garlic cheesey bread is HEAVENLY. Plus you can avoid the line and mobile order it!

We really wanted chimichangas. In the past, this place served up chimis, turkey legs, pork shank, and corn. Without even checking the menu board, my wife and daughter queued up for 15 minutes while my boys and I got ice cream. When we caught up with them, they were still mid way through the line. I decided to "order ahead" through the Disneyland app, but found that chimichangas weren't on the menu. I told my wife and she asked me to go and check the menu board. Nope. No chimichangas. Well, needless to say, she was bummed after waiting in line almost to the counter. I asked the guy working and he told me that stage door cafe sold it, but only on order ahead. So off we go to Frontierland...

Usually a fast line if you don't want to mobil order. Their Cheesy Garlic Pretzel Bread is killer especially with the marinara dipping sauce.

One of the more reasonably valued quick eats at Disneyland. $13 for the turkey leg is honestly a pretty good value considering how big it is. Based on other reviews it seems the turkey leg can be quite hit or miss depending on how long it's been sitting around. This time around I was lucky, the turkey leg was still piping hot and juicy. My only fault is that it was a tad too salty. We also had the cheesy garlic bread, which by Disneyland standards is a fair price at $7.49. Definitely one of better choices for food on the go.

Gotta get a turkey leg when I'm at Disneyland! This location is across from Matterhorn, near the Storybook Canals and It's a Small World and conveniently has a lot of tables nearby over the water - so beautiful, especially at night! My friend and I split the BBQ turkey leg - much better than the original one! Love the sweet and spicy (not that spicy) tang of the BBQ sauce. The only confusing thing is that it's pickup only so make sure you order online on the app! They will point you to a QR code to order online if you try to order standby haha.

HAVE AGAIN: Swiss/Austrian kiosk name with Mexican-style chimichanga was really good and was much larger than I expected. Good lunch!

Pretty much the entire reason why I come to Disneyland is to get my hands on a jumbo turkey leg. 2 of my other cousins and I got one to share, which I definitely regret, seeing as how I wanted to devour the whole entire thing myself. It was salty and fatty and sinfully delicious. Another cousin got the corn on the cob with both butteroil and chili-lime. Wow... the flavor combinations were amazing! I also tried the chimichanga and honestly, I was so disappointed. It tasted like oily mush. Definitely not worth $7.

This is a snack "cart" but more of a building that is near the Matterhorn. The food is the same as you would find at a car: chimichangas, corn, turkey legs, chips and soda. The food is overall good, and nothing to complain about! The prices are the same as the food carts -- a little pricey, but it's Disney! There is almost never a line here, so if you do need a turkey leg, come here. Most turkey leg cart lines are long!

Not really a fan of turkey but the turkey leg was pretty good. Eat it with the salsa !!! Its a game changer $12 but it makes 2 people really full definitely a sharing food Also got the corn on the cob nothing special

If you are looking for something to cool you off and not in the mood for caffeine, you should come to Edelweiss Snacks ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/edelweiss-snacks-anaheim?select=kkSwPU5BDmRKFCXB6AKj0A ) for some soft frozen sweetness. Edelsweiss refers to a mountain flower found in the Alps and Carpathian ranges and prefers to grow where rocky limestone formations are located. It is fitting this snack shop is located ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/edelweiss-snacks-anaheim?select=L62z_jsezABP1GJin8olQQ ) right across from the Matterhorn Bobsleds which is a replica of Matterhorn mountain in the Alps. The lines here are usually hit and miss. There are times you can literally walk right up to the counter and other times the line stretches out into Fantasyland. I really abhor waiting in lines (why I am a Disneyland passholder?!), so I always hope the lines are short here, because this is the best place in the park to get soft frozen beverages. The current flavors are Minute Maid Apple Juice ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/edelweiss-snacks-anaheim?select=3vW1poBVTYsU50WeoSZ9Wg ), Fanta Wild Cherry and Fanta Blue Raspberry. You have the option of mixing two or the three flavors together and my favorite combination is the Apple and Cherry while the better half prefers the Cherry and Blue Raspberry mix. The rest of the menu ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/edelweiss-snacks-anaheim?select=_2UpBh5Q936U_iJddL0-UQ ) consists of Coke Beverage Products, Bottled Water, "Jumbo" Turkey Leg, Chimichanga, Buttered or Chili-Lime Corn on the Cob and Large Bag of Chips. Outside of the soft frozen beverages, the only item we have tried here is the Chimichanga. We finally tried the chimichanga last Friday and it was decent. The chimichanga is just ground beef and a red sauce wrapped in a tortilla and deep fried. After we bought the chimichanga, we found a place to sit down and started in on the deep fried burrito. The first thing we noticed was the ground beef and sauce was very hot, so I suggest tearing it in half and letting it cool before taking bite unless you like a burnt tongue. The flavor was decent and the price tag ($6.29) is pretty reasonable considering the size of the item. I have yet to try a turkey leg here, but it seems to be one of the more popular park items and most people give it raving reviews. Rohlinism: Only Disney can convince a hallmark anniversary lasts two years instead of one! As I mentioned early, Disneyland is showing some love to its passholders during the second year of the Diamond Celebrations and you can buy a Chernabog ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/edelweiss-snacks-anaheim?select=xv6PuPeTWlAHn-1lu9ii3A ) or World of Color Sipper Cup for $25.00 and get refills of fountain drinks for $1.00 and for an additional 50 cents you can get soft frozen beverage refills. I must admit on the surface $25.00 for a cup (even one that lights up like the Chernabog cup) is a hefty price tag until you consider a soft frozen beverage costs you $4.79 plus tax per order. So if you get six refills with the Chernabog cup, it has just paid for itself. There is also an option to get your soft frozen beverage in a plastic cup and I highly recommend you do so for two reasons: 1. The Chernabog cup holds twelve ounces while the plastic cup is sixteen ounces. 2. Getting the plastic cup saves you cleaning out the Chernabog cup at the end of you visit to Disneyland. I also recommend getting the frozen beverages over the Coke products simply because the frozen beverages taste better. The apple juice is a little boring, but add the wild cherry and it really elevates the drink and the blue raspberry is a little strong on its own, so the wild cherry balances it out. If you are not a mixologist, I would get the wild cherry, it is the most balanced of the three flavors. If you want to get a mixed frozen beverage I would recommend getting it at Edelweiss. On our latest trip to Disneyland, we got a wild cherry / blue raspberry drink from a vendor in Toon Town and it was mostly blue raspberry. I have always received a good mix of flavors from Edelweiss Snacks. I have already had many happy returns here and will hit this place at least a few more times before Disneyland stops offering refills!

Right before you get to Small World is Edelweiss Snacks. I don't know if get less business than Main St or the rhyme or reason to why they seem to have the best churros in the Park. $3.50; no discount for anyone. Turkey leg, corn, churro, get it all. Get. It. All. Anything east of this cart is going to be a relaxing ride or something you can sit through and digest anyway. :) Small World, Mickey's Magical Map, Toon Town, etc.

I went here for a chimichanga. Best chimichanga I ever had !!! Too bad they close early. Came by one time and they were closed. Had to come the next day.

You could go with a turkey leg, chimichanga, or corn on the cob, but you'll be making a poor choice. Don't get me wrong. This cart has great options, but the one item that should always be that damn good pork shank. Grab some forks and napkins folks. Slather that delicious BBQ SAUCE all over that shank and get it on. The meat is so fall off the bone you could just shake that beautiful protein right off. Happy eating my Disney friends.

I came to Disneyland this morning with the sole purpose of trying this Pork Shank... I should start with the actual pork shank, which I ate with the flimsy fork and knife that comes with the meal. Using the knife and fork was supposed to keep me clean and for the most part that was the case. The pork shank had a ton of cartilage and other ligaments, which did not make for easy eating. It tastes as though they boiled this meat, because it was super boring. This will probably be only visit to Edelweiss... The real bummer about this visit was the jerks using the whole eating area for their pin trading event... seriously, this is the eating area for this restaurant! Each of the back four tables were covered with folders of pins... one of which was not being viewed and I stood there waiting for the owner to return and I asked if I could sit there and eat my food. He looked at me like I was crazy, "uh I'm trading pins at that table"... That was a serious head shake at that guy, "thanks". These aren't the shanks you get at the Octoberfest, that's my only comparison and maybe that's not fair, but they didn't compare at all.

Edelweiss Snacks is a surprising place to find a really tender and delicious glazed pork shank in Disneyland. Although it's hard to resist getting a corn dog at Disneyland, the glazed pork shank is a very close second choice. We came close to the time it opened, and there was a short line. However, it started getting longer around noon. We tried: -Glazed Pork Shank ($9.79, http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/edelweiss-snacks-anaheim?select=l8cuP4WcwBX72KoqeVZgqA#l8cuP4WcwBX72KoqeVZgqA): Really, really good. The pork shank is really tender and falls off the bone, and it's super flavorful. It's a big portion for one person since it's a good amount of meat, and if you share you can get a corn dog later on! Highly recommended. -Chili Lime Corn on the Cob ($4.79, http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/edelweiss-snacks-anaheim?select=l8cuP4WcwBX72KoqeVZgqA#v-FX3KozWXi_M3d45ZJvkA): Just ok. The chili lime wasn't very flavorful, and the corn wasn't that sweet. I wouldn't get this again. There are benches in front of Edelweiss to sit and eat at, and also plenty of tables/chairs on a dock type area behind Edelweiss. I will definitely back here for the pork shank the next time I'm at Disneyland!

Look for the little Swiss cabin near It's a Small World on your way to the Matterhorn in FantasyLand. Here you'll find turkey leg and corn on the cob. People must have all had the same idea I did. It was about 7pm and a bit cold so I was craving a nice hot, juicy turkey leg ($10.49). The line was about 15 deep and took a half hour. When we got to the front, they were out of buttered corn on the cob so I had to get the chili lime which was ok but I'm not a huge chili seasoning fan. They also have chimichangas and beverages. There's a seating area to eat at right nearby which was nice since turkey leg can get messy so it's better to sit down. The turkey leg and corn was good amount of food to share with my boyfriend, especially since I'm a picky poultry eater. Everyone's reviews I read talked about some awesome pork shank sold here but there were no signs of that here so maybe they discontinued it. Ok, one of my must have Disneyland foods is now checked off the list!

The line at the main jumbo turkey leg cart was so long and we went to Edelweiss instead. So glad we went here because there were only 2 people in front of us. Jumbo turkey leg ($9.79): Who knows you can get a good workout at Disneyland? No, I am not talking about burning calories from walking all day. The jumbo turkey leg is so heavy that it feels like lifting weight after a while. The turkey leg is juicy but very bland :( Be careful biting into its cartilage. Other items on the menu: Glazed pork shank ($9.79) Chimichanga ($6.29) Corn on the cob ($4.79) Some people eat at this hidden place to watch the fireworks. I watched so many fireworks at Disneyland and that was the spot for me. I love fireworks but it's like falling in love all over again. Okay, maybe for the sixth times :P QUICK TIP: ANNUAL PASS DISCOUNT IS NOT AVAILABLE. 3 stars!! I am being generous with this review but I enjoy sitting there. Edelweiss Snack is almost yummylicious!!

Why have I not discovered the pork shank sooner? For years I have been ordering turkey legs as a ritual to my theme park snackathon. Boy, have I been doing it wrong all this time! Not are they only the same price (about $10 + tax) but the pork shank is so much easier to eat, and a lot tastier in my opinion. The meat is so moist, it practically falls off the bone. Aside from the pork shank, Edelweiss pretty much has everything you need. Turkey legs, corn on the cob, chimichanga, drinks, etc., which is perfect while waiting in the lines for Matterhorn or Small World!

BF likes the place because 1) it's called Edelweiss and it reminds him of the Sound of Music, one of his favorite movies, and 2) they are the only place to get a pork shank that I know of. Edelweiss Snacks is nestled right by the Matterhorn, close to where the old Motorboat Cruise attraction used to be. Other than chimichangas and corn-on-the-cob, they sell pork shanks, which are very similar to turkey legs as they are huge, but they have a slightly sweet BBQ glaze. It's pretty darn good, worth sharing, and doesn't end up tasting lke ham halfway through, which I have found when eating a Disneyland turkey leg. Unfortunately, no AP discounts here. Even though they aren't quite an ODV (outdoor vending cart), there's no dedicated seating area, but it's situated where you can find a bench (like near the Matterhorn) or a ledge in the Small World mall area or near the smoking section by the old Motorboat Cruise area (not the best choice if you are sensitive to cigarette smoke though) to sit and enjoy your spoils. EDIT: just saw some recent reviews that the pork shank may be no more here. Must investigate during next trip. That would be a great loss should this be gone from the parks!

After spending all day at the park I decided to stop by here before we went on the Matterhorn bobsled's. The menu is very small here so I just ordered a chimichanga and a blueberry icy which were both pretty good but I wish they had more menu items. The price for both items was $11 so be prepared to spend a few more bucks.

Bomb dot com. 3 simple words to describe this hidden gem in Disneyland. While everybody and their moms are filling their faces with gross, dry turkey legs in the rest of the Disneyland resort, you should do yourself a favor and venture here to get the infamous pork shank. Still currently a test item, it is only available here. And yes, it does run out! Have you been to Phil's BBQ in San Diego? This pork shank from heaven basically tastes like that. Tender, juicy, and delicious it will make your tummy happy and full. And all for just $10. It's definitely a sit down meal though since it involves BBQ sauce. Some insider tips: - Get hot sauce from that restaurant near the Jedi academy to eat with your bomb ass pork shank. - There's a sitting area right nearby. If you sit and eat around 830-9, you can also sit and enjoy the fireworks. See my photo? Yeah that's right. Anyways hopefully they bring this test item pork shank to other stands throughout the park because it beats the crap out of standard old turkey legs. Pork 1. Turkey 0.

Only one guy working the counter. Ordered two turkey legs. The turkey legs weren't bad at all, very good and juicy!! Three stars for its comparison to the corn dog cart. If I can choose better two- corn dogs win! Sorry turkey legs, but they are fun to eat and will fill you up!

Had the baked potato and ate it at the theater next door. This was a unique item to have especially as it gets cooler in the evening. They offer two types of baked potatoes, one with bacon, sour cream and chives and the other with broccoli cheddar cheese. Both were really tasty.

If you like microwaved burritos from 7-eleven, the chimichanga at Edelweiss is for you. I just so happen to like them... and so do my kids. One is big enough to split for a snack (we shared a few along with a frozen apple juice for each of us). I'll be back to try the pork shank.

Four stars only bc it sold out and I had to go back multiple times until I finally got one. Pork shank!!!!!!!! It was so good! Tender, fall off the bone, finger licking deliciousness!

We came here during our first day in Disneyland, after riding It's a small world ride. We wanted a snack, but did not want to sit down to eat. I wanted to try the turkey leg so I was delighted to find the line for this cart was short. We got one order of turkey leg and frozen cherry drink in a Disneyland Souvenir sipper. The turkey leg was "jumbo", warm, juicy, very tasty. I shared this with my fiance. The sipper is not worth it to get. No free refills =( if you want to reuse the cup, you pay full price for a drink! We were trying to stay on budget with less than $40 a meal to feed 2 adults and a 3 year old so we tried to avoid table service and chose quick service dinning. Not exactly healthy, but at least kept us full.

Their turkey legs are so good! It cost $12 and some change. It's located near It's a Small World.

Yum! This is the best place to get your turkey legs and grilled corn. My husband and I ate here when we were at Disneyland. The turkey legs were warm, tender and juicy... So good!! Even the other stands here at Disneyland and Cali Adventure don't compare. Also I ordered the Chili-lime flavored corn (2). Delicious! Too bad they ran out of "Butter" flavor or else i'd also order that to try as well. Came out to about $25.50 for one turkey leg and two corns to share. Not bad for theme park food and filled us up for the evening!

NO MORE PORK SHANK!!!! :( they discontinued it all last week. SO SAD. Never got to try it WAH. They said it was costing them more compared than making money... Come on bring this back!!!!!! Petition now. Now there's nothing that makes this place stand out compared to other food stands. Gonna go cry in my corner now

$10 turkey leg gets a gigantic tender tasty meat on bone, quite satisfying for meat craving. May seem pricey, but what isn't in Disneyland with burgers $10+? Try standing in rides queue with turkey leg in hand, and you'll get many envious looks asking where to buy one!

My friends and I were really excited to try the new pork shank at Disneyland. It's been a food favorite over at Walt Disney World and is now being served at Disneyland. You can find it at Edelweiss Snacks and Big Thunder BBQ Ranch in Anaheim. It's $9.49 plus tax and no AP discount since this is considered a food stand. The pork shank is probably the equivalent of the turkey leg. All protein but it's fall off the bone and so delicious. It's like eating a BBQ pork rib without all the hassle of bones. I mean there's one bone but still, it's super freaking delicious. There's a big of extra sauce in a small tub that they give you to dip with but the shank itself is glazed with BBQ sauce. It's large enough to share with a friend so you can split the cost. I am pretty sure my friend wanted it all to himself though. It's easily one of the best things I've eaten in the park, hands down.

Reviewing a DLand snack stand. Awesome. This is our little joint for grabbing a coffee and more importantly, either a Chimichanga or Turkey Leg while waiting for the parade to start. If you are into the snow during the holiday times, you know you have to save your spot early on the parade route if you want good seats. A good plan of attack is to bring a few friends or family members, lay out a blanket or mat, and hold the spot with a few people and backpacks while others go get the food and beverages. On a cold December night in Anaheim (70s haha), a coffee is perfect to keep your extremities intact. I believe it used to be just a cart but now it moved into a little structure that actually looks permanent. I guess it was a good spot so they made it official. Anyway, if you're looking for it, go to the front of Matterhorn, look across the walkway under the Monorail next to the people who draw your name with pens and paint for a million dollars and you'll be in for the closest thing to a middle school Taco Snack (chimichanga) that I could find since those days. Come on, you remember Taco Snacks right?

This is by far my favorite food/snack stand at Disneyland/CA Adventure. (Fave churro cart is in front of Haunted Mansion). This cart is located near the exit of Matterhorn. It's my fave because they have corn (yum!), turkey legs (can definitely share), chimichangas (can share + tastes better with salsa), and the new pork shanks!!!! (yum!). This stand has the most food and is the only one with the pork shank!