Have you ever tried one of the famous Mickey Mouse beignets at Disneyland?
Disneyland has literally hundreds of food options that you can choose from on a day in the parks.
Everything from Mickey-shaped ice cream and galactic indulgences, to house made macarons and crispy fried chicken.
But one snack always comes up in our Instagram feed and I bet it comes up in yours quite a bit too- Mickey Beignets!
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What are the Mickey Mouse Beignets at Disneyland?
Mickey beignets are light clouds of fried dough covered in powdered sugar. At Disneyland they come in batches of three or six and are served warm, right out of the fryer.
If you’re wondering how they get each beignet to be the perfect Mickey shape, I have the answer to that as well.
Disneyland has created their own sheeter with multiple Mickey cutters on it that will cut out each individual beignet to look like the famous mouse.
Where do I find the Mickey beignets in Disneyland?
There’s one place to get Mickey beignets at Disneyland and that’s at The Mint Julep Bar that’s located inside the New Orleans Square area of the park.
Mint Julep Bar
The Mint Julep Bar is a small covered stand where you can get your beignets to go and walk around the park with them.
If you’re in a rush to get somewhere or are just looking for a snack, I recommend heading here for your beignets.
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Are there seasonal beignet flavors at Disneyland?
Yes, throughout the year the Mint Julep Bar will have seasonal flavors.
I love checking out what the seasonal flavors are before I commit to ordering the original beignets.
Typically, there is always a seasonal flavor available, but you won’t know when a new flavor is going to rotate in.
So, if you see something you think sounds good then get it while you can.
In the past I’ve seen flavors like sour cherry, blackberry, chocolate, pumpkin peppermint and more!
At the time of updating this article, they currently have Peach Mickey-shaped Beignets for the summer season.
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What do I get with them?
If I’m buying the beignets, no matter if it’s at a restaurant for lunch or a quick snack at the Mint Julep Bar, I’m definitely getting a Mint Julep.
The Mint Juleps Disneyland serves are non-alcoholic and taste a lot like lemonade and mint mixed together but they sure are tasty!
If you don’t want something sweet with your sweet beignets, the Mint Julep is perfect because it’s a little tart and very refreshing.
The great part about the beignets is that you don’t have to get anything with them if you don’t want to though.
They are perfect on their own, especially when strolling the winding streets of New Orleans Square or taking in the view of The Rivers of America.
Other Places to Find Beignets at Disneyland Resort:
You can also find some of the more traditional New Orleans style beignets that’s not inspired by Mickey Mouse at:
- Beignets Expressed in Downtown Disney (has an assortment of flavors)
- Jazz Kitchen Coastal Grill & Patio in Downtown Disney
- Tiana’s Palace in Disneyland Park
- Palm Breeze Bar in Disneyland Hotel
- Great Maple Modern American Eatery in Pixar Place Hotel
How much are the Disneyland beignets?
Depending on which beignets you get the prices are a little different. A batch of three standard beignets are $5.49, and a batch of six are $8.99.
If you’re wanting the seasonal selection, a batch of three is $5.99. While a batch of six is $9.49. And that Mint Julep I mentioned, it’s $5.99.
My Final Thoughts on the Mickey Mouse Beignets at Disneyland
If you’re headed to Disneyland, you’re definitely going to want to put Mickey beignets on your list of things to try!
Have you ever tried one of these delicious sweet treats from Disneyland? Let us know in the comments section below!
Until next time, Happy Park Hopping Hipsters!
About the Author
Megan is a theme park expert and frequent traveler to magical places. She covers all things Disney and Universal and runs marathons for fun.
She thinks you can tell a lot about someone by the name of their signature lipstick, and hers is NARS Dragon Girl.
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(Original Article Date: February 23, 2020/Updated by Editor on May 12, 2024)