Great Maple restaurant will open at the Pixar Place Hotel rethemed with areas dedicated to The Incredibles, Toy Story, Inside Out and Finding Nemo.
Concept art of the Great Maple restaurant coming to the Pixar Place Hotel at the Disneyland resort. Disneyland has not yet announced an opening date for the new Pixar Place Hotel. Disney’s Paradise Pier Hotel is undergoing a Pixar-themed transformation that will add areas dedicated to The Incredibles, Toy Story and Inside Out with a Finding Nemo outdoor water play area.
Southern California-based Great Maple offers a comfort food twist on American classics like fried chicken, burgers, steak, seafood, pasta and salads as well as sides like mac & cheese, maple bacon donuts and thick-cut smoked bacon.The Disneyland restaurant is expected to offer Great Maple’s signature Pancake Pops on a stick that wrap pigs in a blanket in pancake batter along with Brew Bear lattes in adorable honey bear mugs.
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