Harbour Galley

• Location: All the way around Rivers of America, near Haunted Mansion.
• Date Opened: July 1989
• Seating: Outdoor tables around Sailing Ship Columbia's dock.
• Service Type: Counter service
• Children's Meals: Yes
• Vegetarian Options: Yes
• Annual Pass Discount: No
• Reservations: No

Menu as of September 6, 2010

Hot from the Galley

Served in a sourdough bread bowl

Broccoli and Cheddar Cheese soup - $9.29
Clam Chowder - $9.29
Vegetarian Chili - $9.29

Shore-Side Salads

Steak Salad - Roasted New York steak atop a field of greens and hearts of romaine, fresh cucumbers, yellow and red teardrop tomatoes, feta cheese, green onions, dried cherries with garlic aioli and toasted almonds. $9.99

Grilled Salmon Salad - Grilled salmon atop a field of greens and hearts of romaine, fresh cucumbers, yellow and red teardrop tomatoes, fresh dill, dried cherries with herbed aioli and wheat berries. $9.99

Kid's Power Pack - With string cheese, Dannon Danimals yogurt, sliced apples and whole-grain "fish" crackers. Includes choice of small low-fat milk, Minute Maid juice box or small Dasani water. (Soda available upon request). $5.99

Sides

Fresh cut fruit - $3.49
Crispy treat - $4.19
Chocolate chip cookie - $2.99

Drinks

Soda - Coca Cola, Diet Coke, Coke Zero, Sprite, Fanta Orange, Minute Maid Light Lemonade, Gold Peak Iced Tea. $2.99 / $3.49
Dasani Bottled Water - $2.79
Hot Cocoa - $2.79
Hot Coffee - Regular or decaffeinated. $2.79
Travel Mug - Includes coffee or hot cocoa at time of purchase. $5.79

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• At this location:This corner of the park actually serves a very functional purpose: it is a dry drock for the two large vessels, Mark Twain Riverboat and Sailing Ship Columbia, traveling the Rivers of America. Walt Disney actually wasn't thrilled by the idea of having this out in view of the public, thinking it would be unsightly, but eventually he was won over and the area was given plenty of theming to help mask the more utlitarian necessities and the area is known as Fowler's Harbor, after Rear Admiral Joseph Fowler who oversaw initial construction of Disneyland. The area has had various levels of accessibility over the decades and several snack counter locations have been in Habour Galley's spot.
• This Restaurant's history: With the opening of Critter Country in 1989, Fowler's Harbor was given a complete spruce up and as part of that Harbour Galley opened with a seafood menu. On the opening day menu you could find shrimp cocktail, popcorn shrimp, and a halibut sandwich. The restaurant underperformed, however, and by 1998 it was closed again creating an opening for Disney to expand its partnership with McDonalds and early in 2000 Harbour Galley reopening selling only McDonald's french fries and soft drinks. That incarnation came to an end on September 2, 2008, when the sponsorship deal with McDonald's ended. The restaurant reopened in June 2009 with a soup and salads menu.