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Stage Door Café

Stagedoor Café shares a kitchen with the Golden Horseshoe and serves the same food as inside that location. Currently the menu is limited to fried items such as chicken nuggets, fish and chips, and funnel cake. The addition of corn dogs to the menu will hopefully help provide an alternative from the long lines at the Red Wagon on Main Street.

General Information - Hide Section
  • Location: In the wall between the Golden Horseshoe and River Belle Terrace.
  • Date Opened:
  • Seating: Some outdoor tables; seating blends with outdoor seating for River Belle Terrace.
  • Service Type: Counter service
  • Children's Meals: Yes
  • Vegetarian Options: Funnel cake
  • Annual Pass Discount: 15% off for Premium; 10% off for all other levels
  • Reservations: No
 
Menu Information - Hide Section

Menu as of February 2012

Food

Fish & Chips - with sliced apples or fries, plus tartar sauce or one of our dipping sauces. $9.49
Chicken Breast Nuggets - with sliced apples or fries, plus one of our dipping sauces. $8.49

Choose your dipping sauce: ranch, honey mustard, barbecue, marinara, or Buffalo hot sauce.

Hand-Dipped Corn Dog - with sliced apples or small bag of chips. $7.19
Fantasy Funnel Cake - with your choice of strawberry, chocolate brownie or powered sugar topping - $5.69

Kid's Meals

Kid's meals included choice of low-fat milk, low-fat Nesquik chocolate milk, Minute Maid juice or small Dasani water. Fries and sodas available upon request
Chicken Breast Nuggets - with sliced apples. $5.99
Kid's POWER Pack - with string cheese, Dannon Danimals yogurt, sliced apples and whole-grain "fish" crackers. $5.99

Drinks

Souvenir Sipper - Includes soda at time of purchase. $6.49
Soda - Coca Cola, Diet Coke, Coke Zero, Sprite, Barq's Root Beer, Fanta Orange, Minute Maid Light Lemonade, Powerade. $2.99/$3.49
Nesquik Chocolate Milk - $2.79
Coffee - regular or decaffeinated. $2.79
Hot Cocoa - $2.79
Hot Tea - $2.79
Travel Mug - Includes coffee or hot cocoa at time of purchase. $5.79

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Average Reviewer Rating: 4.2 out of 54.2 out of 54.2 out of 54.2 out of 54.2 out of 5
Number of Stage Door Café Reviews: 7
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2.0/5.02.0/5.02.0/5.02.0/5.02.0/5.0   11/16/2007
Reviewer: bennette Irvine, CA     November 24, 2007
We had a lunch/snack while waiting for a show. The Stage Door Cafe probably has some of the worst food in the park. I knew better than to eat there but didn't want to risk missing any of the show.

I had the fried chicken strips and french fries. Huge portion, bu I'm not sure I could have given the food away. Everything was cold but I'm sure it wouldn't have been good hot either. Hot sauce was soooo hot I couldn't try more than a bite (if you REALLY like hot, this might be the place for you; I was surprised to get anything this spicy at Disneyland). Overall a sodden, greasy, depressing experience.

Coffee might have been okay; my husband drank it. I threw my hot tea away (again, something I know better than to order at Disneyland but I was tired).

Service was pleasant enough but quite slow, even for walk up.

Since we were there for the show, next time I think I'd just get a drink there and bring in a snack from a better venue. I didn't get the sense they'd mind, so long as you were discreet.

Summary: show GOOD; food BAD.
 
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5.0/5.05.0/5.05.0/5.05.0/5.05.0/5.0   10/2/07
Reviewer: Sussya Phoenix, AZ     October 06, 2007
We decided to take a chance and try this place out. We usually stick to our old stand-by favorites, but it smelled so good, we went in. My husband and I each ordered the chicken strips meal & a soda. The portions were huge. We could have shared one meal. The kids also got chicken strips kids' meals and couldn't finish their portions. The food was really good, and the service was wonderful. The cast member that took our order was friendly and helpful. My kids enjoyed eating on the balcony and watching the people below. I hear there are shows there, too. Seems like it would be a great way to spend a mealtime. We spent $40 for a family of 5, and could have spent much less. We'd definitely go back to eat there again next time!
 
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4.0/5.04.0/5.04.0/5.04.0/5.04.0/5.0   Saturday, July 14, 2007 6:00 PM
Reviewer: Andrew (andrew@mouseplanet.com) Palo Alto, CA     July 20, 2007
Guests: Jennifer and me
What we had: Mozzarella sticks w/french fries

Not a lot to say; this was a snack to tide us over until a late dinner. The mozzarella sticks were fresh out of the fryer, crispy on the outside and hot and cheesy on the inside. The accompanying marinara sauce was nothing special, but did add a nice contrast to the breading on the mozzarella sticks. The fries were also fresh and flavorful.

Service: Counter-service. It felt like we were disturbing the Cast Member working the register, when we entered the mostly-empty building and waited a couple of minutes for her to take our order. The order was accurate, though, and it wasn't a big deal.

Would we go back: Yes. The Stage Door also features chicken strips and fish-and-chips.
 
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History and Trivia - Hide Section
  • At this location: Oaks Tavern opened in this location in 1956 mirroring the food options inside the Golden Horseshoe without sitting through a show. The outdoor seating area had a gazebo where occasional musical performances (such as the Firehouse Five Plus Two) were held. The name was changed in 1978.
  • This Attraction's history: Other than menu changes, the area remains mostly unchanged since it opened in 1978.


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