Be Our Guest: Here Are 8 New Restaurants Opening in Disneyland This Year

A new family-friendly brewery is now open in Downtown Disney. The menu features Southern California fare like Duck Confit Nachos, the Smokey Blue Burger, or Baja-Style Fish Tacos — and of course a host of beer options for those 21 and up.

Looking for ice cream that's a little more outside the box than Mickey premium bars? You'll find it at Salt & Straw, Downtown Disney's new ice cream shop (open now). The snack shop boasts "handmade, small-batch, seasonal flavours created with local ingredients in collaboration with artisans, chefs, and farmers."

Seasonal flavours include Wild-Foraged Berry Slab Pie and Cupcake Royale's Salted Caramel Cupcake, while classic flavours go far beyond just vanilla and chocolate. They include Strawberry Honey Balsamic With Black Pepper, Sightglass Coffee Cashew Praline, Roasted Strawberry Coconut, and Honey Lavender.

Located in Adventureland, the new quick-service location (open now) specialises in vegetarian options (but there are still some meat options for carnivores). Menu items include Spiced Vegetable Bao, Chilled Ramen Shaker, and Bulgogi Beef Bao. The spot also sells everybody's favourite Disney snack: Dole Whips and Dole Whip Floats.

The new Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge land will include a new fast-casual eatery called Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo. It will feature food from throughout the galaxy, including Ithorian Garden Loaf, Smoked Kaadu Ribs, Braised Shaak Roast, and Fried Endorian Tip-Yip, and is slated to open May 31.

The land will also feature other small food stands: Ronto Roasters will sell house-made turkey jerky and Portuguese-style hot dogs; Kat Saka's Kettle is your source for "Outpost Mix," a mix of red, orange, and purple popcorn seasoned with a mix of sweet and savory flavours; and the Milk Stand will offer Bantha Blue Milk, a nondairy smoothie that looks a lot like the stuff Luke Skywalker drank in Episode IV.

Just like its counterpart at Disney's Hollywood Studios in Florida, Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland will be home to Oga's Cantina, a watering hole for Jedis and others, which will offer the same Bantha Blue Milk, themed cocktails, and nonalcoholic specialty drinks, along with music courtesy of DJ RX-24. The cantina is expected to open with the rest of the land on May 31.

This cantina also marks the first time Disneyland will serve alcohol in the park (with the exception of the invite-only Club 33.)

Burger, beer, and milkshake fanatics will be able to get their fix at Black Tap Craft Burgers and Beers, which is expected to open in Downtown Disney sometime in early 2019. Among its other namesake items, the award-winning NYC restaurant is known for its Instagram-worthy milkshakes.

Get ready for a new place to hang poolside: Disney's Grand Californian Resort is opening a new pool bar this Spring. Disney says it will "keep with the hotel's signature Arts and Crafts design with natural boulder stonework and clinker bricks" and a "trellis structure will provide shade and a perfect respite to enjoy sipping beverages and snacking on appetizers." The bar is an expansion of the existing White Water Snacks quick-service restaurant, and adds outdoor seating and access along the side of the building.

It's not a new restaurant, but it's a new dining experience! Beginning March 30, Napa Rose will be offering a princess breakfast option. It will include a three-course breakfast as well as personal interactions, photo opportunities, a souvenir, and themed activities with Disney princesses. Napa Rose is located in Disney's Grand Californian Resort.