Came here a couple of times to grab breakfast for the kids during rope drop visits to DCA. We typically order the calculated breakfast with an extra side of bacon for a light basic breakfast shared by our 4 and 7 year old. We usually head to Flo's for breakfast but this may be are new favorite breakfast spot when we visit DCA since the kids seem to enjoy the food here better... and I'm always happier when my kids eat their food. read more

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Located in DCA in Avengers Campus they have both standby and mobile ordering depending on the time of the day you're best bet is mobile vs standby unless there is really no line for standby but if it's a fairly long line go with mobile ordering. I got the Pym ini sandwich and the choco smash candy bar. The sandwich was good but I won't get it again that's just me and the choco smash was good it is huge definitely a share item with like three people it tasted like a snickers bar with a hint of peanut butter and brownie I would get it to share again. Overall it's ok of a place but definitely would not be a first or second choice for me in DCA. read more

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I've found my new favorite restaurant within California Adventure !! This was my first trip there since Avengers land opened and i was so excited cause I heard there was an ant-man inspired restaurant and bar and being a fan of Ant-man, it was somewhere I absolutely had to go and I was impressed with the theming aspects of the restaurant, the overall cleanliness as well as the food! Workers were dressed in lab coats and watching them prepare food and drink items was entertaining cause it was like we were in an actual laboratory! Me and my cousins ordered several items to share here and it was definitely one of the best meals we had. This is just so fitting for the area, a place with quirky fun food options! One of my cousins ate and really enjoyed the pymini sandwich which had salami and veggies with a side of marinara. I shared the not so little chicken sandwich with my other cousin and we loved it and had a good laugh at the tiny baby bun. The elote pretzel the three of us split... we're Latina and love our elote... this was a pretzel topped with sliced radishes, peppers, cilantro and corn 3 ways: regular corn kernels, creamed corn and even popcorn which was interesting and kind of comical too but it paired nicely with all the other flavors. I had the Butter Pecan cold brew which was nice and cold, not too sweet and had the pecans on top which was a great touch. It's a seasonal cold brew so it won't always be around but if it were there next time I go I'd get it again. I'll be back here every Disney trip from now on and next time I'm going to try the candy bar and a drink from the bar which I had planned to get this trip but I had too many chocolate chip Cookies from Jack Jack's cookie num nums before we went to avengers land so I skipped the chocolate bar this time but I've seen the pictures of it on here and it looks delicious and like it would be bite sized only if you're the hulk lol As far as the alcoholic drinks go, they're like $20 each which I didn't really feel like spending on a drink this time around but I think next trip I'll splurge more and just get one cause they do look and sound good, especially the honey buzz one!! I think Scott Lang and all the Avengers would approve !! read more

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This place is crazy busy because it is new. I highly recommend ordering your food on the Disney app. The line you see going into the building is for people ordering their food. You can go right up to the counter and get your food if you pre ordered. We all agreed the not so little chicken sandwich was delicious and better than we expected. The peanut butter bacon sandwich was good but kind of weird. The Chocosmash bar was amazing. We split one between the 3 of us. We heard these sell out quickly so put your order in earlier in the day. read more

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Ordering through the Disney app is convenient in getting to skip the line. Drinks were okay, nothing too incredible. The coffee cocktail is definitely better than the boba one. They also don't have straws that can fit the boba one? lol. So you kind of just have to drink the drink and scoop out the boba with a spoon. read more

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The chicken sandwich was pretty good and a good size portion. It needed a little more sauce and was a little over fried, but flavors were good. The pasta dish was very interesting. It was the first time I've had a plant based meat ball. It tasted pretty much like ground beef but softer in texture. There's 2 types of pasta and a sprinkle of what looks to be Italian parsley. The prices were reasonable and better tasting then your typical themed park food. Seating is tough to find during lunch. They also have a self serving drink section for easy refills. read more

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Ordered breakfast here and it was solid. Got the Cinna-Pym Toast and it was very filling. It was really cool how it came with some mini-eggs to show off the Ant-man tech. Also when you walk in there's a pretzel machine in front above where you order and pretzels go in and come out either shrunk or giant and it's really funny and an awesome tribute to Ant man and Marvel land. The food tasted decent but the ambience is for sure where it's at for this place read more

Pym Test Kitchen - 2 decent breakfast with cute mini fork and eggs - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Anaheim, California

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I don't have high expectations when I eat in theme parks. That being said, Disneyland always has such hype around certain things that I have a slightly higher standard for them - probably my fault. Not-so Little Chicken Sandwich - definitely a weird concept. Small bun, large piece of fried chicken. Ant man themed, I get it...but not impressed. The bun was TERRIBLE. It was like eating a moist crouton. The chicken was also dry but again, expected. The tater tots were probably the most disappointing. Room temperature and falling apart. Pym-ini Sandwich - better than the chicken sandwich, would have been better if they had better marinara sauce. It was a decent sized sandwich and surprisingly well toasted. Will work if you're in the area, just lower your expectations read more

If you're inside the park and don't feel like leaving to find better and more affordable food, you can count on some overpriced somewhat decent food. This Pym Test Kitchen was no different. The food wasn't bad, but it also wasn't that good especially with that amusement park price. I ordered their Pym-nini sandwich using the Disneyland Park mobile app. Always use the app instead of waiting in that line! You check-in on the app when you arrive, they'll make your food, then notify you to come inside to a specific line when it's ready. After getting your food from the counter, you head to your left to pick up napkins and utensils. The dining area outside was pretty packed when I was there for dinner at around 7:30 pm. I had to make a couple laps before I came across an open table. read more

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We were so excited to come here we got the chicken sandwich to share. The chicken cutlet was thin. My bf like it when the chicken is thin so he loved it. The coleslaw was a great add. I loved the sauce on top with the sandwich. I wish they put more sauce. The tater tots was a nice switch compared to the usual fries. For drink I tried the pongo doce drink, which I loveee. It is a mix of Mountain Dew but a little sweeter. I will come back for the drink and next time I want to try the Giant meatball read more

Pym Test Kitchen - Chicken sandwich - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Anaheim, California

Very cute! Love Antman and the Wasp so this was a must try. Was not disappointed. My husband ordered this giant meatball and pasta dish it was delish. I got the chicken sandwich and it was the perfect crunchy on the outside of the chicken, the sauces were slightly spicy but just enough and it was on a tiny bun. All the employees there wear lab coats and are in character so you get a full experience. read more

Pym Test Kitchen - Pym chicken sandwich - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Anaheim, California

The choco cake was delicious & very shareable for a snack. The Compound Crustacean (shrimp salad in picture) came out as a big mess. The sauce was excessive, items tossed on the plate & not properly cut/sliced, tomatoes didn't have the central stem removed,, etc. The menu picture advertised in the restaurant looks far different. The salad was supposed to be "Shrimp Salad with Iceberg and Leaf Lettuce, Couscous, Quinoa, Tomatoes, Olives, Feta, Red Pepper and Citrus Vinaigrette". read more

Pym Test Kitchen - Choco cake - perfectly sharable - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Anaheim, California

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Located at Avengers' Land in California Adventure. One drawback of this place is that there isn't any indoor seating. And, even outside, they don't open the shades so put a lot of sunscreens if you decide to eat here. When I visited, the animatronics were down so I didn't have the full experience but it was clean and cool inside. Other than that, the service, ambient and food was great. Each of the food I ordered is good size portion. read more

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As a huge Marvel fan, I think that it is so cool that they created an eatery based on using Pym Particles to increase or reduce food sizes. Literally so creative! We got the infamous Not So Little Chicken Sandwich and Honey Buzz Cocktail! Not So Little Chicken Sandwich - 4/5 The chicken part was so crispy and delicious! The chicken was not dry at all. The sauces drizzled all over the chicken made it even better. The tater tots were yummy too; I just love potatoes.. They weren't the most crispy tater tots though but still very good. From the pictures I saw online though, I was expecting the chicken piece to be A LOT bigger. The bun itself was much harder than I was expecting too. I really think the star of the show of this specific dish is the chicken and the sauce! Honey Buzz Cocktail - 2.5/5 Apparently, this is one of the best cocktails to get, but I found it tasting like medicine. The gin really shines in this drink, and to me, it tasted like I was drinking Theraflu (a cold or flu medicine).. I liked the small honey "straw" that is in it though. It's more of a honey stick rather than a straw. Loved the viral Not So Little Chicken Sandwich, and I really want to come back to try the BIG pretzel! read more

Pym Test Kitchen - Not So Little Chicken Sandwich - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Anaheim, California

Pym is located at the Avengers campus so super convenient and definitely instagrammable but taste? Pretzel is huge; beer cheese sauce was watery and NOT tasty. More beer than cheese? Idk. Huge pretzel, wish they had mustard. The pasta was bland. The sandwich was fine, and the dipping sauce was good but needed a lot more. The chicken sandwich was ok to good. The kids version doesn't have slaw. The tater tots were the best thing we ate, and it was fairly standard. The meal left a lot to be desired, but I do like the variety of items that come with the kids plate. All in all, not a bad choice, but don't expect too much in the taste department, and you wont be too disappointed. Makes for fun photos. App ordering was being glitchy so we ordered in person. Pasta was a wait but they couldn't tell us how long. Luckily it was ready 10 min after when we checked in.. read more

I came to Pym's Test Kitchen just to try some cool oversized foods, but I was greatly disappointed with the quality of the food. I always try to think on the bright side when it comes to food served at venues with admission fees, but it never turns out well. I would say that this restaurant is probably one of the worst offenders for low quality and overpriced foods that attendees are forced to choose since you can't bring in outside food to the park. Starting with the family sized Pym-Ini, I could have made this for around $15-$20 tops. Guess how much it was... ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS! It was not only outrageously expensive, but it wasn't even that much food! It was around the size of three paninis and is advertised to feed a family! Maybe if your family is two adults and a single child, but still it was barely anything for the ludicrous price tag. Besides the price, the sandwich tasted like it was made of sandwich meat and cheese you could buy at a grocery store! So you really end up paying $100 for three full servings of grocery store meat and cheese! What a steal! Now, let's talk about the subatomic pretzel and chicken sandwich. The pretzel was probably the worst I've ever had as it was entirely soft and devoid of any crisp. It tasted like plain bread with a very vinegary Buffalo sauce and discount store toppings. The sandwich was slightly better as the chicken had a nice crisp, but other than that it had no flavor. Also, while the sandwich looks funny and cool to eat, it is highly impractical. It is was hard to eat the sandwich with the tiny amount of bread they gave and just made a mess. Honestly, if you come looking for some good food you'll be disappointed by Pym's. It's a better idea to just bring snacks into the park and eat outside whenever possible. read more

Pym Test Kitchen - Family Size Pym-Ini - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Anaheim, California

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Fun little spot with some clever ideas on food. The Frenchtoast was big enough for two, and it actually had pretty good flavor. However, it was really soggy and thin. The vegetarian option was just right. The bread was dried out, but it still had a good flavor. The sausage and eggs had great flavor, but the whole dish was really only big enough for 1. The specialty coffee was fantastic for 2-3 sips, but then it was way too sweet. I recommend getting a second coffee and blending the two. I wavered back and forth between 3 & 4 but the $$ pushed it back down. read more

We mobile ordered. 1. The pretzel with beer cheese. The pretzel was okay, I guess. Nothing special aside from how big it was. The beer cheese was a no go for our whole family. Wouldnt order again. We took the pretzel to go, and got a normal cheese cup from another food stand in the park to enjoy the pretzel later that afternoon. 2. The chicken sandwich. The chicken was overcooked and just.. I dunno, not a great dish? The tater tots it came with were fine, but nothing special. Wouldnt order again. 3. Kids meal build your own pb&j thing. It was okay. My son ate the pb&j, and the yogurt with the balls on it. However it would be nice if they allowed you to switch the orange for a different side. He wont eat oranges like that and it is just wasteful, especially if we are paying for these items as part of the meal. Why can they not be swapped? 4. What I THOUGHT was the candy bar - came out as a piece of cake. I should have paid more attention when ordering, but it was the dessert option that seemed like the candy bar everyone raves about. Well, we are not cake people, and didnt plan to sit and eat our dessert with our meal... we were gonna take the candy bar with us and share in a bit. Instead we were served a piece of cake. If you like cake... maybe thats not a problem. We dont. Disney overdoes the cake thing. Cake slices, cup cakes, etc. Its everywhere. Why would they swap something more unique, like the giant candy bar for yet another cake option. I tried it, since I paid for it. Wasnt impressed. It all got tossed. Such a waste of money. We would NOT return to this restaurant. read more

I had heard a lot of hype about this restaurant since it's opening, specially the chicken sandwich which I was very excited to try. It was pretty disappointing. Very hard outside, not a lot of sauce with very little flavor. Didn't expect the buns to be hard as a rock. The amount of potato barrels you get with it is just sad. The Choco-Smash Bar however, amazing. The creamiest peanut butter you've ever had in your life. Nicely textured caramel, I hate runny Carmel so it was a nice surprise. Also had nouget, peanuts, and brownie. Definitely get to share cause it's a lot. The Proton Punch was good, Im not a fan of sweet lemonade so it was really nice. Tart cherry flavor with a fun presentation. Unfortunately the boba does end up at the bottom pretty quickly, so you don't really eat to enjoy it until you finish the drink. My friend got the same thing and she didn't like it due to the tartness, but loved the boba. It wasn't hard to find a seat near the restaurant, however they are very squished in there. Especially hard to navigate if you have a stroller. Being around showtimes can make it a lot harder as they didn't plan standing room vs. Walkways very well. One of the few spots with a freestyle soda machine. read more

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These chicken burgers were so tasty! It was a great price and some pretty tasty food in the parks. We pre-ordered in the morning on the app and showed up and got the food, super easy. I liked the sauce and the fried chicken cutlet was fried almost katsu style, making it perfect. Highly recommend this place for quick service in the parks and definitely recommend using the app to order food. The app takes Apple Pay, which was very useful. The giant candy bar was great too! Definitely tasted like a candy bar. It was so big though that the three of us ended up being unable to finish it and had to take it home for later. It made for an excellent late night snack for a couple days. read more

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While it is clever and inventive, it's not particularly good. Especially not for the price. I'm a big fan of Disney food and generally the chefs behind it all do an exceptionally good job of providing new and different flavors along with creative choices for your meals. And while it's cute and fun, the food is barely average at best. Certainly not worth the price. We came for breakfast when they first opened and it was PACKED, but not that tasty. One of our friends came for lunch a few weeks later and found it still didn't measure up. FOOD: We went to town wanting to try everything new. We ordered the Calculated Breakfast, Ever-expanding Cinna-Pym Toast, and the Spoonful of Cereal and Milk as well as some side dishes. All of it looked fun. None of it was very good. I felt more full eating a McDonald's breakfast for half the price. I know you can only do so much with eggs and bacon, but neither one was that good. The breakfast tater tots were okay, but they could have done something to jazz these up. The cereal and milk came in a cute container, but it was no different than what you could buy in the store - except in the store I would get a full box of cereal and a full container of milk for the same price. But most of all I was disappointed in the Cinna-Pym Toast. It was SO eggy it tasted like eggs with a little bit of bread. Seriously, the egg flavor overpowered any cinnamon or sweetness and they barely give you any syrup. And is it fancy syrup? Nope. Just stuff from a packet. The one thing I loved? The freestyle Coke machines. SERVICE: Meh. It's so crowded it's hard to find a seat. They aren't particularly quick for pretty basic food. But at least theSERVICE: Meh. It's so crowded it's hard to find a seat. They aren't particularly quick for pretty basic food. But at least the cast members were nice. COST: Normally, I give resorts a break because you should expect to pay more at a theme park or anywhere on vacation, but I hope they will at least make it worthwhile. This meal is not worth what you pay for it. I do like the inventiveness, but it's not inventive enough. There's nothing exceptional about an overpriced really small egg unless it has incredible flavor or is from an ostrich or something. read more

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I love the theme! The food is purposefully disproportionate or colored! Taste wise, the food is decent, As for the taste of the food, I would say it's decent. I would probably only go here if for a quick meal. They have alcoholic beverages and I really liked the Xperiment and it came in a cute beaker souvenir cup! read more

Pym Test Kitchen - Xperiment - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Anaheim, California

Not so Little Chicken Sandwich 7/10 - the slaw was the tastiest thing about this plate. It's totally a social media photo op. The tiny bun was cute but ended up not eating it and putting it to the side. I would have given it a 10/10 but the chicken was over cooked. Particle Fizz 8/10 - I love a hard seltzer at the park. It's another option aside from beer and sugary cocktails. If you want to skip the beer belly I recommend this drink. At the end you get a little flavor of popping boba. read more

Pym Test Kitchen - Particle Fizz, hard seltzer with popping boba - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Anaheim, California

New restaurant in California Adventure and it's located in Avengers Campus! I really like and thought it was a funny idea that everything was so disproportional, like those giant pretzels, tiny slider bun with a giant piece of fried chicken, the giant meatball with pasta, etc. The idea of it is really fun! Remember to also do mobile-order~ We ordered the: Not so Little Chicken Sandwich, Atomic Fusion Pretzel, Pym-ini Sandwich, and the Impossible Spoonful. List of food in order to least to favorite: Impossible Spoonful: This was not good lol. The meatball was okay, but the pasta itself was so bland and tasteless. The quality of the pasta also tasted like it was from a generic supermarket pasta box. The ladle that holds it as a bowl was cool though. Atomic Fusion Pretzel: This was very doughy. The buffalo chicken and sauce felt kind of random and it was more like just put together. This was eh, but at least the chicken was alright. Pym-ini Sandwich: The breading is very hard, and this was a whole lot of meat. If there were other ingredients to complement it, it would've tasted better, but the meat itself was also a bit too salty. They have a side of the marinara sauce as well, but we mostly used it for the Impossible Spoonful pasta since that was more flavorless LOL Not so Little Check Sandwich: This one was the most decent one! the chicken itself was breaded and fried pretty nicely, but I feel like the small bun does make it less convenient to eat. Looks cool, but maybe not as practical as a sandwich. read more

Obviously it's overpriced because it's Disney, BUT it's pretty good! We got the "not so little Chicken Sandwich" which cracked us up because of how tiny the bun was in comparison to the chicken. The chicken itself was really good and crispy. We also got the "Pym-ini" which was delicious (or maybe I was just really hungry). I don't think anyone could mess up a basic ham panini! I was disappointed, though, that they couldn't make it without cheese so I had to scrape it off myself. Not super helpful with the allergy situation and the worker was kind of rude when I asked about it. The last thing we ordered was this seasonal "butter pecan cold brew". It was DELICIOUS! It wasn't too sweet and the crushed candied pecans on top were so good. Disney food is always going to be overpriced, but if you're paying that much...always make sure it's at least decent! Both of these were at least better than chicken strips read more

Pym Test Kitchen - not so little chicken sandwich and the pym-ini sandwich - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Anaheim, California

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Had the quantum pretzel and the kid's chicken sandwich. I usually give park food a pass because, well,it's theme park food but I found the food sad. The pretzel although huge, was hard and tasteless. The kids chicken sandwich was inedible, a piece of fried hard chicken breast on slider buns. The buns were so hard I ate them like chips! And the dessert- what was that? I couldn't tell you. Do yourself a favor and go over to DL and eat at Docking Bay 7 read more

Pym Test Kitchen - Kid chicken sandwich-Hard as a rock chicken sandwich and mystery dessert - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Anaheim, California

TLDR: If it's a busy day, a food mobile order can take around 2-3 hours to be ready so make sure you check how long the wait is or order WAY ahead of time. This mostly only applies to the food though, as our drink order was ready almost immediately via mobile order. Review of the drinks: We ordered the The Honey Buzz and The Regulator. The Regulator was sweet with a hint of spice, but nothing too overwhelming. There is mango-flavored boba in this one, so if you don't like boba I would try a different drink or just drink around it. The Honey Buzz was REALLY sweet, considering it had lemon juice and honey syrup in it. I'm someone who really enjoys sweet drinks, so I loved this one, but if sweet isn't your thing I would skip it. These drinks aren't necessarily refreshing because they have a lot going on, so just something to note. Review of the food: We got the Not so Little Chicken Sandwich. This was pretty good but nothing special; I appreciate how crispy the chicken was, and the teriyaki sauce was a nice touch. This chicken is MASSIVE though, so I would definitely say you can split this with a friend. Overall, both the drinks and the food were good. I'm knocking off a star because of how long we had to wait, as well as the price tags. Each drink was 16 bucks, which is ridiculous, but if you consider that it's Disney it makes sense. If you're looking to try something new, give this place a look, but if you're really hungry or want to save money I would look elsewhere. read more

Pym Test Kitchen - Not so Little Chicken Sandwich - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Anaheim, California

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I've been wanting to try this place out because the food on the menu looked good and they have good drinks but it was just "meh" in my opinion. Your average amusement park food. Hubby ordered the "not so little chicken sandwich" which was basically a large piece of fried chicken with a slider bun lol but it was cute and pretty tasty. Loved the tots. I ordered the pym ini sandwich which sounded bomb in the menu description but Liek I said, turned out to be just "meh". Very meat heavy so if you're in the mood for some cold cuts then it's the sandwich for you. That being said, I'll probably be back. The pretzel looked good! read more

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The food is yummy, however, the line is incredibly long and the meal is expensive for what it is. Each dish had a fun concept and playing though, which definitely elevated the dining experience here! I would recommend the chicken sandwich, it's 60% meat and 40% bun, and the sauce they cover the chicken with has a creamy kick! read more

Pym Test Kitchen - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Anaheim, California

Pym's is one of the restaurants in the Marvel section of Disneyland California Adventure. On the inside, the lines seem really long, but it moves fast despite only having 2 cashiers. The interior of the restaurant keeps the magic of being at Disney with the illusion of pretzels being shrunk or enlarged on the conveyor on the ceiling, and the giant ketchup and mustard dispensers. I ordered the "not so little" chicken sandwich, and my fiance ordered the Impossible Spoonful, which is pasta is various sizes with a small and giant plant-based meatball. We also ordered the giant pretzel, the proton punch, and experiment 7290 (Cookies and cream cold brew). The only issue with eating here was that it was very popular, and we had trouble finding a eat, but it IS Disneyland, so it was expected. All the food was great! I had a taste of the meatball and it was SO good, as well as the proton punch. The pretzel was super soft and perfectly salted! read more

Pym Test Kitchen - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Anaheim, California

For me this place was pretty decent. Usually I book a hotel that includes breakfast, but sadly this year I chose one that didn't. We decided to stop here for a little something to eat in the morning and get some coffee in us, as the Starbucks onsite had a crazy long line. So we got the "calculated breakfast" plus a couple cold brews. I like my coffee sweet and creamy and I asked for 4 sugar packets and 4 creams. This did not make it very sweet or creamy as the coffee was uber strong and needed more cream and sugar, but I did not feel like walking all the way back to the counter and just drank my coffee kind of bitter ...but that's on me, can't blame them for my own laziness. The breakfast plate consisted of a mound of scrambled eggs, bacon, a wedge of ciabatta bread, a ton of tater tots and the worlds teeniest sunny side up egg, which I think might have been a quail egg it was so teeny. We shared everything 3 ways and it was plenty of food to tide us over till our next food stop. I enjoyed all of it, no complaints. I'd definitely eat here again but I'd try different stuff for the sake of variety. read more

With so many options in California Adventure/Disneyland, Pym Test Kitchen is one to avoid. Pym has a fairly limited selection of entrées, all of which sounded pretty good, but the delivery was simply not enough. I had the Pym-ini Sandwich, which had salami, salame rosa, pistachio nuts, rosemary ham,and sun dried tomato spread on toasted focaccia with a marinara dipping sauce. On the side, you get a pitiful amount of arugula salad with the slightest of sneeze of dressing on it. First things first, this serving size is probably the worst out of any Disneyland/C.A. restaurant. The sandwich itself is pretty good, has an almost saucy pizza-like flavor to it. However, I was extremely disappointed with how I basically was only given the equivalent of half of a sandwich. For about $15, I would expect to get more than one half of a sandwich and a couple leaves of arugula. I wasn't just disappointed with my meal, I was actively angered by it. The rest of my group had slightly better experiences. One person had the Quantum Pretzel, and oversized (453.8 gram) Bavarian-style pretzel with cheese sauce. I had a decent amount of this, since they were so generous to share after seeing how small my meal was (truly living up to the Ant-Man theme). The pretzel was pretty stodgy, lacking any sort of fluff, salt, or butter. Drenching it in the lifeless cheese sauce did not do much to improve it. The other two in my group had the Not So Little Chicken Sandwich-- which, by all means, probably had the best bang for your buck (at least when it comes to serving size). While I did not get to try it for myself, they described the chicken as a "brick". They would bite down on the chicken and their jaw would be locked for a good few seconds more than you should expect for a chicken sandwich. But hey, they at least got a plentiful portion of tater tots on the side that made me weep more tears than dressing on my arugula salad. Take my word for it. Treat Pym Test Kitchen like the latest Ant-Man 3-- AVOID IT. read more

Pym Test Kitchen - Pym-ini Sandwich - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Anaheim, California

I was actually pleasantly surprised with this place. Mobile ordering here made things easy and smooth. The only thing that sucked was the seating or lack there of and it wasn't clear that there was this whole other section of a place to it, that should be shared with customers that you have to walk to get more seating and shaded seating for that matter. I had breakfast and lunch here. Their breakfast is typical Disney breakfast, nothing like mind blowing but still does its job. The tots are delicious. The chicken sandwich was yummy. I did really enjoy that and once again, the tots were good. Skip the pamini, don't waste your money or taste buds on that guy. The chocosmash I really enjoyed, I do wish it came from like the freezer since it melts the minute you walk outside. Would come here again for sure especially since breakfast items at DCA are limited right now. read more

We opted to give the Pym test Kitchen a try for dinner since we kept seeing the giant sized pretzels. We used the mobile ordering app to place our order which made ordering a lot smoother. We ordered 2 of the kids pasta with impossible meatballs (fake meat) and a large pretzel. One of my girls loved the pasta but the other didn't care for it. The pretzel was huge and really good. The cheese sauce that came with it was a beer cheese sauce and was on the runny very potent beer side, so my girls were not a fan of the sauce but they enjoyed the pretzel. The inside was neat and played on the Pym technology with a fun pretzel Pym machine along the ceiling. read more

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This is one of the only places that was open for breakfast in the morning!! Wasn't down to eat burgers for breakfast.. There was a line just to get in line which sucked. The employees didn't seem very excited to serve you. Regardless, the food was phenomenal and so cool. Honestly Instagram worthy. That blue item in the picture, yeah that's French toast. If you go I highly recommend the French toast! Probably the best French toast I have ever had. Not sure what they put in it to make it so good? Nutmeg maybe? It was a trip to flavor town for sure. And those are baby eggs! So cute. They also had massive pretzels which looked really cool. I definitely recommend eating here for breakfast! Just be prepared for a potentially long line. Don't you just love Disneyland food?! read more

Pym Test Kitchen - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Anaheim, California

Pym Test Kitchen has a bunch of fun foods and has a great location in Avenger's Campus with lots of seating available. I ordered the kid's chicken sandwich which is a scaled back version of the adult meal. It is served with a drink, a clementine, and vanilla yogurt topped with boba. For me, it was the perfect size for lunch. I also ordered a side of the beer cheese for $1 more and I'm glad I did. The chicken sandwich, while perfectly crispy and served with a lovely toasted bun, was so, so dry. The cheese helped a little bit, but it was not super enjoyable to eat. I would give it another shot because I love the concept and think there are so many fun things on the menu to try. read more

While the concept is good, this place is inefficient. The Cast Members have no sense of urgency and move at the pace of a turtle. One of the cashiers prefers to yell at people in line about taking their masks down to take a quick drink of water instead of help the next guest. The flavors of the Atomic Fusion Pretzel are good, especially if you're a fan of Buffalo chicken. Portion size is decent for a theme park. Standby line is slow, but mobile ordering is even slower. Not sure that I consider this worth the wait. read more

Ginormous taco was horrible. Chipotle chicken was cold, lettuce was so distasteful. The taco shell was good but all the ingredients were so bad I have to give it a thumbs down. The huge pretzel is ok. Nothing to wow about. Soft and lightly salted, the cheese dip is tiny I guess the pym lab didn't think about enlarging the damn sauce. But the mustard is I guess unlimited. The only samwitch worth getting is the melt with pesto. read more

This was a fun experience!!! I'll start by saying the atmosphere was thrilling with detail. The order counter had little details everywhere. Obviously, the biggest being the conveyer-belt machine that shrinks and blows up the food above your head was so cool! The Castmembers inside were polite and happy! We mobile ordered, which is easy and simple on the Disneyland app. Once our time came up that we chose ahead of time, we hit the IM HERE button, and our food was prepared in 5 minutes. You can order your food as early as park opening and choose your time then if you prepare your day schedule in advance. It was VERY VERY VERY BUSY!!! the seating area can not hold the volume of people that it's serving. We lucked out and found a table in half shade that was still dirty but grabbed it without complaint. There was a sign that said additional seating was around the corner at the Hyperion Theater. It isn't very far, just passed the Guardians ride a bit, but if you are carrying a bunch of meals and kids and strollers, it's near impossible. We both order the NOT SO LITTLE CHICKEN SANDWICH ($15.49 each). It's a slider bun with a HUGE piece of flattened fried chicken breast and slaw. There is an option on the app for extra slaw for 2.79, which my partner did because he is extra saucy. It came with a side of potato barrels (tots) and I added a side of Beer Cheese ($1.39) to dip into. The meal was awesome! I folk and knifed it until I ate fully around the bun and then ate the rest like a sandwich. He also got the banana smoothie (6.29), which he said was ok... I got the Proton Punch (6.99), which is sugary, bubbly, and refreshing. It had buba balls in it, too. DO NOT SKIP DESSERT!!! and it's perfect to share as it's huge! We still had some leftover from 2 men sharing. Celestial-Sized Candy Bar (8.49): Oreo cookie on the bottom, milkyway middle and snickers top and covered in chocolate! (Picture attached). It was very long and doesn't seem like a lot but it was dense and very sweet/rich. They have cast members there clearing tables and wiping them down, but we are always helpful by condensing and bringing them our tray ourselves. I would recommend it, and we will be back here! read more

Pym Test Kitchen - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Anaheim, California

The decorations are so fun. They have posters on wall that make it look like you're in the Ant Man world and marvel cinematic universe AND it seems they've figured out how to make small pretzels into giant pretzels! You see it zapped right in front of your eyes! Plenty of food and drink options. I've been here for breakfast and lunch and have loved all of it. Too many options to specifically point out but always good food and drinks from all various selections. Friendly staff always and they are so nice to help keep area clean and help take your tray once finished. read more