After we ran around Fantasyland and caught a few other rides, it was time for breakfast!
A stop at Jolly Holiday Bakery was needed!
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Window at the Bakery. |
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Bakery selections |
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Menu |
The bakery is themed to Mary Poppins. It's a very subtle theme, but who doesn't love stained glass penguins? In addition to baked goods, they also have soups, salads, sandwiches, & coffee drinks. Both my Mom and I opted for baked goods since it was breakfast, my Mom also got some coffee, but I don't drink the stuff.
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Mom's Croissant & My Danish |
My Mom opted for the croissant and I chose the danish. In the case, I thought there were both cherry and cheese danishes, but it turns out they were all half and half. I'm not a huge fan of cherries, but decided to go with it. I'm glad I did, the cherries weren't overly "cherry" tasting and as a whole the danish was just the right treat, not overly sweet. The croissant was delicious (I stole a bite.) It was served warm, and really how can you go wrong with a warm croissant?
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View from breakfast |
The seating is ample, but all outdoor. We grabbed a seat up on the porch under the overhang. It was a great quiet spot for a light breakfast!
For lunch, we came back over to Disneyland. I had done some research ahead of time and a lot of people suggested checking out the Hungry Bear in Critter Country, so that's where we went!
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Sign above the pick-up area |
Both my Mom and I opted for the Fried Green Tomato sandwich, with sweet potato fries.
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Fried Green Tomatoes! |
This was a fantastic sandwich. It was filling without being heavy, which I always think is a good thing for a lunch in the Parks. It was a little messy, but that's why there are napkins! The sweet potato fries were a great change-up from normal fries. They were done really nicely, with a nice crisp to them. I would highly recommend this sandwich! Again, seating was plentiful. Although I noticed later that there was seating downstairs. I wish I noticed that earlier because it would have been nice to get out of sun! We had a decent spot though, we were able to watch the Mark Twain and the Sailing Ship Columbia go by as we ate.
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