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Blue Bayou

Blue Bayou is one of the three table service restaurants in Disneyland (if you ignore the private Club 33). A major draw of the Blue Bayou is its great atmosphere; the illusion of a starry night on the bayou as boats from the Pirates of the Caribbean float by set a romantic, tranquil mood.

A priority seating reservation is recommended, though you can just show up and hope for a slot to open. When you arrive at the restaurant, ask for a seat next to the water. If it is available, you will get a great view of the boats and bayou scene.

General Information - Hide Section
  • Location: Entrance is behind Pirates of the Caribbean, beyond the Pieces of Eight store.
  • Date Opened: 1967
  • Seating: Indoor tables, next to beginning section of Pirates of the Caribbean.
  • Service Type: Table service
  • Children's Meals: Yes
  • Vegetarian Options: Portobello mushroom
  • Annual Pass Discount: 15% for Premium; 10% for all other levels
  • Reservations: Recommended. Call (714) 781-DINE
 
Menu Information - Hide Section

Menu as of April 2013

Lunch

Served 11:30 am - 3:45 pm

Entrees

All entrees served with Blue Bayou house salad or a cup of our signature New Orleans gumbo. Upgrade to zesty shrimp cocktail for an additional $5.99. Bread service: sourdough dinner roll and sweet potato biscuit.

Buccaneer's Boneless Beef Short Ribs - Braised short ribs, Boursin cheese mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables, and Cabernet reduction. $33.99
Royal Street Seafood Jambalaya - a robust combination of jumbo gulf shrimp, sustainable fish, tasso ham, andouille sausage, and chicken, tossed with Cajun-style "dirty rice." $31.99
Tesoro Island Chicken Breast - Pan-seared with Boursin cheese mashed potatoes, sautéed spinach, fennel confit, with roasted shallot reduction. $31.99
Slow-Roasted Beef Strip Loin - Over rock salt and carved to order. Crispy shoestring onion, Blue Bayou au grain potatoes, seasonal vegetables and Armagnac green peppercorn sauce. $37.99
Pan-Seared Salmon - Cajun-spiced, with sweet corn risotto, cirtus mousseline, and salsa verde. $33.99
Le Special de Monte Cristo - Turkey, ham and Swiss cheese in a battered egg bread, lightly fried to a golden brown, and served with Blue Bayou potatoes and seasonal vegetables. $24.99
Portobello Mushroom and Couscous Macque Choux - marinated in a balsamic vinaigrette, then broiled and served with roasted corn and bell-pepper couscous and sautéed spinach. $29.99

Dinner

Served 4 pm - 10 pm

Entrees

All entrees served with Blue Bayou house salad or a cup of our signature New Orleans gumbo. Upgrade to zesty shrimp cocktail for an additional $5.99. Bread service: sourdough dinner roll and sweet potato biscuit.

Herb Panko-Crusted Rack of Lamb - Pan-seared, cassoulet of cannellini beans, feta cheese, and rosemary jus. $39.99
Surf & Turf - Petite Pacific Northwest lobster tail and broiled filet mignon, Blue Bayou au gratin potatoes, seasonal vegetables, béarnaise sauce. $45.99
Royal Street Seafood Jambalaya - a robust combination of jumbo gulf shrimp, sustainable fish, tasso ham, andouille sausage, and chicken, tossed with Cajun-style "dirty rice." $31.99
Tesoro Island Chicken Breast - Pan-seared with Boursin cheese mashed potatoes, sautéed spinach, fennel confit, with roasted shallot reduction. $31.99
Broiled Filet Mignon - with Blue Bayou au gratin potatoes, seasonal vegetables, béarnaise sauce. $42.99
Pan-Seared Salmon - Cajun-spiced, with sweet corn risotto, cirtus mousseline, and salsa verde. $33.99
Slow-Roasted Beef Strip Loin - Over rock salt and carved to order. Crispy shoestring onion, Blue Bayou au grain potatoes, seasonal vegetables and Armagnac green peppercorn sauce. $37.99
Portobello Mushroom and Couscous Macque Choux - marinated in a balsamic vinaigrette, then broiled and served with roasted corn and bell-pepper couscous and sautéed spinach. $29.99

Non-Alcoholic Specialty Drinks

Louisiana Lemonade - Minute Maid Light Lemonade and Sprite with flavors of mango and raspberry, served in a souvenir glow cube. $6.29
Mint Julep - Refreshing traditional mint julep. $3.49; With a glow cube. $6.29

Desserts

Crème Brûlée — $8.99
Chocolate Cake — $8.99
Key Lime Pie — $8.99

Children's Menu - as of February 2012

Each meal includes fresh seasonal fruit, celery and carrot sticks, and one beverage choice (apple juice, low-fat milk, Nesquik low-fat chocolate milk, or Dasani water)

Roasted Beef Strip Loin - Child portion beef strip loin. Served with Blue Bayou potatoes. $12.99
Seared Salmon Filet - Served with buttered noodles and topped with Parmesan cheese. $8.99
Chicken Breast - Served with pasta, topped with marinara sauce and Parmesan cheese. $8.99
Mickey’s Cheesy Macaroni - Yummy noodles with creamy cheddar cheese sauce. $7.99
 

If a menu is presented here it is for guidance purposes only. Menus can change without notice and at some restaurants daily. If you have specific dietary needs or questions it is best to contact the restaurant directly for information. If you'd like to notify us that a menu has changed, or you can provide the complete information, please let us know through our email form.

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The following are recent reviews for Blue Bayou from our Reader Review system. Click the Show All Reviews link to see every review for this location. To browse all reviews in the system, please see this page.

Average Reviewer Rating: 4 out of 54 out of 54 out of 54 out of 54 out of 5
Number of Blue Bayou Reviews: 77
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5.0/5.05.0/5.05.0/5.05.0/5.05.0/5.0   March 25, 2011
Reviewer: B Downey 2 Tacoma, WA     July 15, 2011
One of my all time favorite places to eat. Started out with a busy day at the park, but luckily we had made reservations for dinner. (Our daughter's 18th birthday dinner) Very short wait and were seated quite promtly. Excellent service as always. The three of us all had the fillet, which was deliciously tender. Excellent taste. We were also delightfully surprised by the side of "cajun" scalloped potatos. Really great taste, not too spicy. To top it off, my daughter got a nice little rendition of Happy Birthday sung to her. (Which was unpromted, she happened to be wearing her birthday pin from City Hall) Will continue to eat here each time we visit.
 
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1.0/5.01.0/5.01.0/5.01.0/5.01.0/5.0   06/17/2010
Reviewer: comanchepilot Southern Cal resident     June 17, 2010
Ok, I think I was served my worst meal ever at this restaurant. While theme park food can leave a lot to be desired, and I've eaten here before, this one was horrible. $22 for a Monte Cristo sandwich which consisted of TWO pieces of meat that were not more than 2" by 3" and ONE thin piece of swiss cheese in a 5" high piece of fried dough. There was nothing 'sandwich' about this item - it was a slab of fried dough, no bread, and virtually no filling for the 'sandwich,' served with potatoes that are nasty and 'mixed vegetables' that consisted two oily and undercooked stalks of broccoli, I think it was broccoli. Truly disgusting.

Then there was the service: yes, we had a trainee. I would love it if restaurants would ASK me if I wanted a trainee before sitting me in their sections. It took this guy 15 min to take our drink order, then another 15 to bring the drinks and we got our soup before our drinks and we needed to constantly grab the guy to get refills. When the bill came, it was wrong. So it took another 10 min to get a corrected bill - all told NINETY minutes to eat a truly crummy and highly overpriced meal. I don't have high standards at a theme park; but this one on this day managed to under perform even my low standards. A diabetic would not be able to eat here at all.

I then complained - and got brushed off. The 'customer service lead' essentially told me that I was wrong about the sandwich. I saw one go by and stopped the server and pointed it out to the woman - who shrugged. They can fill the place every day, with people who will never come back - what do they care.
 
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5.0/5.05.0/5.05.0/5.05.0/5.05.0/5.0   February 26, 2010
Reviewer: norcalmom Pleasanton, California     March 02, 2010
This was my very first time eating at the Blue Bayou. My daughter and I were in Disneyland by ourselves so I thought it would be a great time to try it. I made a reservation two weeks in advance for 6:30pm. We checked in with the hostess at 6:05 and requested a table by the water. We were told it would be a 45 minute wait, but we were seated by the water at 6:25!
I had the salad and Cajun-Spice Salmon and my daughter had the gumbo and short ribs. The food was fabulous! Unfortunately, we were too stuffed to order dessert...maybe next time! Our waiter was friendly and very attentive. It was pricey, but definitely worth the experience. Dinner for two, plus tip was $78. I would recommend the Blue Bayou.
 
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