If you’re looking for a quick-service restaurant at California Adventure that’s packed full of flavor and is a hit with locals, head to Cocina Cucamonga. You’ve probably heard about this spot on social media, thanks to its viral tacos and citrusy micheladas – and there’s a reason it’s usually packed during mealtimes.
Cocina Cucamonga Location
Cocina Cucamonga is located in San Fransokyo Square, right in between the Port of San Fransokyo Cerveceria and San Fransokyo Maker’s Market.
Cocina Cucamonga Menu
At Cocina Cucamonga, you’ll find a menu filled with Mexican tacos. This quick-service restaurant is particularly well-known thanks to its QuesaBirria, a duo of street-style tacos made with flavorful braised beef and melted cheese (and paired with a delicious dipping sauce).
However, there are other options on the menu, including items that pull inspiration from Southern California and “San Fransokyo” with influences that blend California and Tokyo foods together.
Cocina Cucamonga is open for lunch and dinner, but the menu remains the same all day long. See what’s on the Cocina Cucamonga menu below.
Street-style Tacos and Corn
- QuesaBirria
- Carne Asada
- Pollo Asado
- San Fransokyo-style Street Corn
Plant-Based Offering
- Tacos Dorados de Papa
Sides
- Frijoles Charros
- Lime-Cilantro Rice
Kids’ Meal
- Carne Asada Taco
- Pollo Asado Taco
Alcoholic beverages and other fountain drinks are also available.
Advance Dining Reservations
Since Cocina Cucamonga is a quick-service restaurant, there are no advance dining reservations (ADRs) offered or available here.
If you’re hoping to save time and skip a long line, Cocina Cucamonga does offer Mobile Order. You can place your order in the Disneyland app and pick it up when ready – or when a Mobile Order arrival window suits your schedule for the day. It’s a handy way to plan ahead, too, if you’re worried about hangry family members.
Is Cocina Cucamonga Kid-Friendly?
If your kids enjoy Mexican food, they’ll have no problem dining at Cocina Cucamonga. The environment is super laid-back and casual – guests order at the quick-service windows, then take their food to any one of the many outdoor tables throughout San Fransokyo Square.
As a result, there’s no need to worry about kids being, well, kids. They can be loud, get the wiggles out, and do pretty much as they please since the outdoor dining is so large.
Food-wise, Cocina Cucamonga is pretty kid-friendly. However, there are just two kids’ meal choices, and both are tacos. If you’re working with picky eaters who won’t touch a taco, you may want to dine somewhere else.
