Enjoy a grand view of the majestic Rivers of America at this delicious table-service restaurant serving classic American flavors with Cajun-Creole flair. Select from appetizing French Quarter favorites — including signature crepes and the irresistible Monte Cristo sandwich.

Candy counters serve up lots of nostalgic treats like caramel apples, candy canes, and fudge as well as new creations made on-site

Tuna sandwiches, salads, hot tuna pie and beverages.

This quaint courtyard eatery on Main Street U.S.A. features cafe classics such as seasonal pot pies, meat loaf and crowd-pleasing sandwich plates for lunch. Popular breakfast items include croissant sandwiches and Mickey Mouse waffles.

From the 1973 inhouse Food Showmanship Disney Style:
On Center Street, guests may enjoy an ice cream sundae at the soda fountain of an old-fashioned ice cream parlor, or be seated on the patio overlooking the Flower Market.

Salads, sandwiches, beverages, sodas and fancy sundaes

Sandwiches, beverages, sundaes and ice cream

Mexican food specialties, combination plates.

A gay Spanish galleon, from Walt Disney's film, 'Peter Pan," provides a poop-deck for a different view of Fantasyland. It includes a cafeteria, featuring famous Chicken of the Sea Tuna dishes. Seating is in a pirates' cove next to Skull Rock.

An Opening Day original, and the park’s go-to spot for fried chicken. This massive quick-service restaurant dominated the waterfront, and was the best place to sit and watch the activity on the Rivers of America. Nighttime visitors could also enjoy the strings of glowing lanterns hanging from the restaurant’s balcony, giving the restaurant grounds a colorful glow.

Stop by Daisy's Diner for personal pizzas and choice outdoor seating in the middle of Toontown City Hall.

Private club

From the 1973 inhouse Food Showmanship Disney Style:
High above the streets and courtyards of New Orleans Square is the elegant Club 33 part dining room, part relaxed refreshment center, part distinguished art gallery, and part private showplace Club 33 was created as an exclusive membership club to provide Industry Sales participants a private place to dine and entertain.

From the 1973 inhouse Food Showmanship Disney Style:
At the end of Main Street is Coke Corner, where the lively sound of honkey tonk piano may be heard.

Coke and brownies

Waitress service. Serving sandwiches, exoctic coffee, French pastries and an array of ice cream parlor delicacies. New Orleans choux fritters.