This Iconic Disneyland Restaurant Is Finally Reopening

After months of renovations, Disneyland is welcoming back a beloved restaurant. Napa Rose, located in Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, will reopen on February 6, 2026. Referred to as the “Reimagined Napa Rose,” Disneyland’s luxury restaurant will start taking reservations on Tuesday, January 27. 

Napa Rose first opened its doors in 2001, drawing inspiration from California wine country to provide a refreshing (and yes, splurge-y) departure from Disneyland’s popular churro and popcorn carts. Its legacy continues with this post-beautification era, promising indulgence for adults and kids alike. While it’s among the most upscale dining options at the parks, Napa Rose is open to all ages, and the “new and enhanced” children’s menu caters to guests 9 and younger.

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If you’ve visited Napa Rose before, you can expect several changes to the property’s original blueprint. According to the Disney Parks Blog, you’ll find a brand-new bar and fireplace, plus a larger terrace for outdoor seating. Perhaps the most unique and intimate seat is over at the Chef’s Counter, which is back for an up-close look at the restaurant’s kitchen in action. The private dining room was also updated, and can accommodate up to 16 guests. Most experiences are prix fixe meals, but the lounge features an à la carte menu. 

The seasonally rotating menu will serve up dishes prepared with the freshest ingredients, and some upcoming offerings American Wagyu New York steak with a grape fennel mustardo and a pasta dish made with uni butter and this winter’s hottest ingredient: Dungeness crab. These decadent meals conclude with elevated takes on classics such as carrot cake and Napa Rose’s beloved Valrhona chocolate dessert.

Disneyland Resort/Ron DeAngelis

Disneyland Resort/Ron DeAngelis

Reservations are highly encouraged for all types of dining experiences, and you can book up to 60 days in advance of your visit at Disneyland.com or NapaRose.com.