Take a brief break from the bright Florida sun and dine in perpetual twilight at San Angel Inn Restaurante, a table-service restaurant that offers delicious food and a one-of-a-kind atmosphere. Themed after a 17th-century hacienda in Mexico, you’ll enjoy your meal at the base of a Mayan temple with a glowing volcano in the background and a flowing river nearby.

You’ll feel like you’re dining outdoors just after sunset thanks to the soft lighting that brings both the volcano and the other surrounding scenery to life. The Gran Fiesta Tour Starring the Three Caballeros winds past you, making it feel like you’re enjoying authentic tacos, enchiladas, and margaritas at the banks of the Rio Grande.

And if you or anyone else in your family loves some good Mexican food (like this Californian!), you’re going to enjoy what’s on the menu at this casual dining destination. 

San Angel Inn Restaurante Location

You can’t miss San Angel Inn Restaurante – it’s located in the Mexico Pavilion inside World Showcase, up the steps and inside the giant Mayan temple you’ll see as soon as you enter the pavilion.

San Angel Inn Restaurante Menu

San Angel Inn serves two meals: lunch and dinner. The restaurant’s menu stays the same for both meals, so you can expect the same options regardless of what time your reservation might be.

Here’s a look at what’s on the menu at San Angel Inn Restaurante.

Soups and Appetizers

  • Sopa Azteca
  • Tamal de Rejas
  • Guacamole
  • Costillas de Puerco
  • Queso Fundido
  • Tostadas de Pollo
  • Totopos

Entrées

  • Ensalada César
  • Enchiladas de Pollo
  • Baja Tacos de Pescado
  • Carne Asada
  • Pescado A La Veracruzana
  • Osso Buco Con Mole Negro

Desserts

  • Pan de Elote Tres Leches
  • Flan
  • Nieve
  • Brownie Sundae
  • Sweet Corn Ice Cream

Kids’ Appetizers (A la carte)

  • Jr Garden Salad
  • Fruit

Kids’ Create-Your-Own Entrées (choose one)

  • Beef Tacos
  • Chicken Tacos
  • Quesadillas
  • Grilled Chicken Breast
  • Chicken Tenders
  • Macaroni & Cheese

Kids’ Create-Your-Own Selections (choose two)

  • Green Beans
  • Corn
  • Rice
  • Fruit

Kids’ Desserts

  • Chocolate Brownie
  • Dulce de Leche Ice Cream

Disney Dining Plan

You can use Disney Dining Plan credits at San Angel Inn Restaurante. Only the Disney Dining Plan is accepted, though, not the Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan.

It’ll cost you one table-service meal credit per person to dine here.

Advance Dining Reservations

Since San Angel Inn is a table-service restaurant, advance dining reservations (ADRs) are available to book. It’s highly recommended that you book a reservation before trying to dine here, as this is a pretty popular spot to eat.

You’ll want to book right at the 60-day window for this popular restaurant. While you can try to get a walk-up spot the day of your visit, those are quite limited. You may have better luck keeping an eye out for cancellations that pop up in the days leading up to the date you’d like to dine.

Is San Angel Inn Restaurante Kid-Friendly?

While it might seem a bit more adult-leaning thanks to its selection of margaritas and table-service design, San Angel Inn is actually a very kid-friendly place to dine. That’s thanks to both the kids’ menu, which offers great fare for little ones like quesadillas, chicken strips, and macaroni and cheese (yep, it’s picky-eater friendly!), and the atmosphere.

While you and the family dine inside San Angel Inn, your kids will love keeping an eye on the surrounding scenery. Tables located next to the indoor river will offer an exciting view of boats in motion – ideal for kids who love vehicles or simply watching rides move. Other spots allow kids to take in views of the volcano, a particularly exciting detail that comes alive during the meal.

Plus, this table-service spot is overall casual, so you don’t need to worry about kids being on their best behavior for a lengthy, adult-focused meal. It’s all about having a good time in the uniquely themed surroundings!

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Heather Adams

Heather Adams, Disneyland Expert and Mom | A lifelong Disneyland enthusiast who's familiar with every square inch of the Anaheim theme parks, Heather has spent over 30 years becoming an expert in all things Disney. A Disney Adult turned Disney Mom, she's now quickly becoming a pro at taking her little one to the theme parks and familiarizing herself with navigating crowds with diaper bags, strollers, and plenty of baby gear. If you're planning a Disney vacation with kids under age 3, she's got all of the advice you need.