After being a passholder for almost a year, I finally tried a corn dog! It was delicious…read more Surprisingly, the line wasn't too long being the day before the 4th of July. The corn dog is the perfect personal serving. For some reason, I thought it was going to be a huge one like at a county fair. The taste was wonderful, and so were the fries that went with it. There was no where to eat, but I found a table a few minutes away. I will definitely enjoy one again next time I am at the park.

I ordered the Hand Dipped Corn Dog Basket ($16.49). "A HUGE WASTE OF MONEY!" I'd scream. After…read morethree bites, I angrily flung it into the trashcan. "AGHHH!!!!!!!!" The corndog arrived lumpy, soggy, and oily. Its breading tasted poorly defrosted, lazily microwaved, and old. Its wrapped hot dog emerged painfully salty and artificial. An audible gag retched forward. Even more disgusting were its cold, stale, and chewy fries. Strictly On a Stick (Knott's Berry Farm) fed me garbage. I feel a burning, lurking darkness in my heart as I reflect on this frustrating experience. I arrived at Strictly on a Stick (Knott's Berry Farm) on Saturday (around 5:30PM). Line moved fairly quickly. It took six minutes to reach the counter. Staff is professional and pleasant. Staff worked quickly. My Hand Dipped Corn Dog Basket ($16.49) arrived in less than three minutes. So fast! Ambiance is non-existent. It's a food stall near Panda Express. Customers will need to wander a few minutes to find a place to eat. There's no music. It's just an unmemorable spot. Overall, Strictly on a Stick (Knott's Berry Farm) sells overpriced food that oozes with laziness and low-effort. If you own a microwave and a frozen packet, I am confident that you could cook better food than Strictly on a Stick (Knott's Berry Farm). ZERO out of 5 "AVOID!"

Great place to stop by in the park if you're looking for an alcoholic beverage. Upon entering you…read moreare transported into an old western saloon. There are two levels with seating. Sometimes they have shows going on too. I tried the Tavern Cherry which was one of their seasonal beverages. It had Coca Cola, sweet cherry syrup, and cold foam. You have an option to add whiskey to it which I decided to. I thought it was good and the cold foam added something to it. It was actually pretty refreshing.

Entering this saloon, I was transported back to the 1800's…read more I visited here with 12 friends, and we had a great time, drinking and snacking while seated upstairs in this "saloon". Walking up the stairs, one could hear the creaking floorboards mimicking the sounds cowboys would hear back in the day. The 1800s-style bartenders were very friendly and welcoming, adding a nice touch to the overall experience.

1. The pretzel was cute and soft! The chili cheese chips were well-crafted!…read more2. The spot has fun casual vibes! 3. The staff were friendly and timely with our order! It was ready in less than 10 mins! 4. There are only outdoor seatings! There are few tables available! 5. There are restroom areas nearby! Note: Mobile Ordering is available! Photo: Mickey Mouse Pretzel and Spicy Firefly Chips

We shared the chili potato dog. It's good and a great snack to share. Or great for one person. It's…read morea regular sized potato with a regular sized hotdog inside then chili cheese & sour cream on top with hot corn chips to give it extra flavor. One of my favorite menu items!

Love the fries, and I also love all the new flavors they've been coming out with. They recently…read morechanged the Sidewinder fries to waffle fries, and I'm not sure if I'd call that a good or bad change yet, but I do love some waffle fries! As always, the lines here can get pretty long, but they usually move along pretty quickly as long as there aren't any mishaps or equipment malfunctions. Overall, still a solid spot for fries, especially if you like trying their seasonal offerings.. if not, they do have standard fries too.

Papas Mexicanas is located in The Fiesta Village at Knott's Berry Farm on the side closest to…read moreSilver Bullet and Supreme Scream. My family actually frequents this food vendor whenever we visit. Lines can get long so we always try to go outside of the food rush-hour. What we've ordered: 1) Carne asada over shoestring fries - served with cheese, sour cream, guacamole. Carne asada isn't bad but it's not my favorite protein here. 2) Carnitas chili verde over shoestring fries - I ask for the fries to be crispy when I order this one as it can get soggy due to the juices/sauce of the carnitas. Served with pico de gallo and sour cream. The kids and I love this one. 3) Cotija Garlic Butter shoestring fries - this one by far is my favorite. It is served with two types of cheese as well as garlic butter. It doesn't come with a protein, so I go to Casa California right across the way and buy some carnitas. The carnitas from Casa California are SO good. Like actually SO GOOD. Do this. You'll thank me later. I have yet to try the elote and chili cheese fries or even the sweet potato fries but I will soon. Portions are a bit deceiving as the box is small but it is really packed and we can never finish the entire box in one sitting. This place offers the usual fountain beverages but also carries beer, chelada, margarita, hot coffee and hot chocolate. Seating is all outdoor as this place is an order and pickup kind of service. Staff is on and off here. Some are pretty darn crabby. We had one young lady who's name starts with an A, give one of my teens huge attitude when they tried to ask for the fries to be cooked crispy with pico de gallo on the side. She flat out said that couldn't be done and rolled her eyes at them. This was false. Fries could be cooked crispy and salsa on the side. We always order our food this way. Every other worker did this and receipts would even show that request. Every time we see "A" there, we just hope and keep our fingers crossed that we don't get her again. Other than that, we love dining at Papas Mexicanas and eat there for almost every meal at every visit. It's definitely a staple for this family. Make sure to mix the food before you dig in. Enjoy!

Came to Spurs for the spooky Boo-Fet during Halloween! This is my second time doing the boo-Fet…read more The food is alright. I usually do the boofet because it included early access to the park and a cool photo opportunity! That makes it worth it. The food itself is just so so. We loaded our plates and ate super fast so we could get to the photo and early entry to the park Don't do the boofet on opening night. You won't get the photo opportunity with a spooky character. I found that out the hard way.

So worth it. I paid around $50 per person. My three reasons below:…read more 1) Early entrance to Knotts so scary farm. Saves you $100. 2) A free meal after all the savings. 3) unlimited soda bottle refills for the rest of the season. Saves you $20. The dessert highlights were the boysenberry pie, the ice cream cookie sandwich and cookies in general. The food highlights were the roast beef, the mushroom gravy chicken, the curry over the white rice and lastly the turkey in the carving station add the cranberry sauce yummy. A secret recipe for your soda refill is the sprite and the boysenberry soda.

Delicious Mexican food! Asada is really really good…read more Servers are also very nice. Just eat it! The ducks would not leave... They were kind.

It's nice to have options with Knotts berry Farm that are on the healthier side. This is a…read morechipotle style restaurant with options of steak chicken Carnitas rice beans, salsa toppings they also have sides of salsa. Everything taste like it's straight out of a can. The chicken had no flavor. My mom got a Carnitas bowl was decent. This Restaurant could stand to improve some of their flavoring, but I think it's just very basic but it is healthier again that's nice to have the option. Not sure I'd get the chicken again. It's dry and flavorless. If I go back, I'll get the Carnitas.

Delicious plant based space "milk"! Very delicious and thirst quenching. Fast and friendly…read moreservice, cost comparable to all other stands in Disney, it's what makes the park so magical, little spots like this!

What a novelty referencing Star Wars lore. Blue milk is such an intriguing drink and has become a…read morecult favorite easter egg in the movies. There are no bantha or thala-siren in real life, but the blue and green milk they represent is real to enjoy. Also, the new pink milk represents another obscure animal from the comics in the Star Wars canon universe, po'acksters. All drinks are plant-based as well. Blue Milk (bantha) is a plant-based blend of coconut and rice milk with hints of fruit Green Milk (thala-siren) is a plant-based blend of coconut and rice milk with a citrus and tropical flavor. This was off the menu last time I went so hopefully it comes back. Pink Milk (po'ackster) is a plant-based rice milk blend with a sweet and fruity flavor. This one has an icy, slushy texture and has become the favorite of the three, as I am not a fan of coconut milk. More specialty drinks and snacks will sometimes be available during seasonal and themed events. Check the Disneyland website or app for the latest offerings. Mobile ordering and Magic Key discounts are not available here. The CMs have been friendly, and where else can you truly enjoy Star Wars milk than in Batuu in Galaxy's Edge?

Located throughout the park…read more You can get bottled waters and other drinks, frozen regular and strawberry lemonade, a frozen chocolate banana, chocolate chip cookie ice cream sandwich, cotton candy (sometimes seasonal flavors), a premium ice cream sandwich version and a regular Mickey ice cream (chocolate shell with vanilla ice cream inside), and a fruit sorbet popsicle. No Magic Key discounts and it can be steep. We got 1 Mickey Ice cream for $7, but it works in a pinch if you want to get a cold treat super fast and don't want to wait in a line or if mobile order is backed up. Cast members are always kind and friendly. It's that Disney magic.

A trip to Disneyland just isn't complete without stopping at a few of the classic snack carts…read more Every visit, I make it a point to grab a smoked turkey leg, popcorn, and a Mickey ice cream bar. They're all part of the Disney experience! The turkey leg cart is an absolute must. Even if the line looks long, it's worth the wait. The smoked turkey legs are flavorful, filling, and packed with protein, making them a great way to stay full for several hours while exploring the parks. They are a little pricey, but it's one of the more satisfying snacks you can buy. Pro tip: Bring a bag of dinner rolls or King's Hawaiian rolls and make your own mini turkey sliders--it's a fun and delicious way to stretch your meal. Next is the popcorn cart. Disney's popcorn is always fresh, buttery, and perfectly salty. Throughout the year, they offer collectible popcorn buckets with different seasonal designs, which are fun souvenirs for Disney fans. As for me, I'm keeping it simple--I love the original OG plain popcorn. No fancy flavors needed! Last but not least, don't skip the ice cream cart. There's something special about walking down Main Street with a classic Mickey Mouse ice cream bar in hand. It's a timeless Disney treat that brings out the kid in everyone and is the perfect way to cool off on a warm day. These three snack carts have become traditions for me, and I look forward to them on every single Disneyland trip!