Rancho Del Zocalo Restaurant in Frontierland section of Disneyland Park is a nice fast dining Mexican restaurant. While not that authentic, the food was still a good selection at a good price. I got the three street tacos which came with a side of rice and beans. The beans slapped and the rice was alright but it doesn't compare to mi suegra's cooking. The chicken and steak tacos were good but the cauliflower taco definitely was not it. I washed it down with some pretty decent horchata. My wife got the chicken burrito which also included a side of rice and beans which we thought strange because the burrito already include rice and beans inside of it. The red suace on top was really good but the overall dish left us wanting. She washed it down with some strawberry Aguas frescha which lifted her spirits immensely. After all that we had a the choco flan which wasn't the best but also wasn't the worst we've ever had.
As terrible as it sounds it seems now that you can´t have Horchata without ice even if you don´t want to. Last two days at Anaheim it was cold -very, very cold- so we wen´t to the Mexican Plaza to eat some Red Chile Enchiladas and Tacos, and as usual our daughters wanted to order two horchata drinks. When We went to order the drinks I asked them not to put ice, in the past I had requested this and there was no problem, but for Ashley, who was the person serving the drinks I had two options, either to drink the horchata with Ice, or no drink, because these are the rules at Disneyland, and apparently that´s how they work now. It´s funny because You´re actually paying premium price for a drink who shouldn´t be that expensive. We have been annual passholders for over 11 years now and things have gone worst every single day. There are large crowds of people, and long lines at the stand-by lines because of the genie + app, and the attention and attitude of the Disney employees it´s not the same as before COVID. I wish Disneyland would change their policy and understand that the original mission of the park was to entertain and to bring a lot of people to the park so families could have fun, and not to rip off your money at every single time they can. I´m very disappointed.
I think it’s safe to say this is definitely one of our favorite restaurants in Disneyland. They have awesome pancakes for breakfast, burritos for lunch, and tacos for dinner. Love the sounds of thunder mountain railroad right next-door. The food is always very fresh and there’s hardly ever any weights. Great place to relax your feet and there’s also a free station to refill your water bottles.My favorite meal item is the ranchero burrito!
The beat restaurant at Disneyland. My daughter has celiac disease and they made her 5 meals in the course of our stay - not one issue! And the food is a-may-zing!! The atmosphere is fantastic with heaters at night. The customer service is the BEST in the happiest place on earth! Can't wait to come back just for this place!!!
Food is top notch. Delicious, substantial, and healthier than other quick serve options here. Zocalo is unique in Disneyland in that you can get your food quickly without having to mobile order, and the food and atmosphere are levels higher than most restaurants in Disney. We'd been trying and failing to get reservations at Blue Bayou, but recently had the happy accident of eating at Zocalo at night. We sat down out towards the outer edge by the trees, and suddenly, unexpectedly, we were on a magical, softly lit date night that I'm still fondly remembering months later.
Some of the best food prepared in front of you in Disneyland. The restaurant has two cafeteria style walk up lines with a variety of main courses including a vegetarian option. A dessert station offers several tasty options. Soft drinks are self serve. You then take your tray of food and pay at one of two pay stations before enjoying in the brightly colored and decorating patios. There is an inside seating option too for drizzly days. Several stations in the dining patios have water cups and water service as well as flork, spoon and knife dispensers along with napkins. Highly recommend this hidden gem!
I did not eat here, I only got a horchata because I had heard on a YouTube video that it was very good. I tried several horchata's during our 10 day visit to DL and Cali, and this place had the best. Very creamy and delicious!
Me and my family ate here and it was absolutely horrible. The rice was overcooked, the enchiladas were cold, and the beans for some reason had parmesan cheese on top. All of us as Mexican’s were insulted. Never again.
My husband ordered the chicken burrito meal and he said they didn't even give him a warm tortilla. His tortilla was cold, with warm sauce on top. The rice and beans are mediocre and taste like canned food. Good atmosphere, we ate dinner here and it was nice.
Meh is the word that came to mind. I don't expect much from theme park food, even at Disneyland, but I've had better food here.I ordered the cauliflower tacos, which were not bad. They were spicy, and surprisingly not fried (which I liked). The rice and beans were good.For the ones in my family that ordered the chicken burrito, they were disappointed. There was hardly any chicken, and the meat that was there was shredded so finely. My nephew ordered their roast chicken, which was dry. I kinda expected that, which is why I didn't order it. My other nephew, who's 9yo, got the chicken taco. He's a picky eater, but even I knew it wasn't going to be good. The tortilla looked uncooked, and the rice looked so plain. I wonder why the kids meal doesn't have the Spanish rice, which isn't strong in flavor...I did enjoy the lime tortilla chips and pico de gallo. They also have desserts, including horchata which looked good actually. But I was craving a soda, so I got a fountain drink instead.There's lots of seating, but not enough shade. So it can get really hot if it's a sunny day.