12. Mel's Funway Park，Woodman's海鲜烧烤餐厅——新罕布什尔州利齐菲尔德(Litchfield)

　　在这间餐厅里，你可以享用到该店独到的美味炸蛤蜊、鲜活龙虾和曾获过当地大奖的海鲜杂烩浓汤，另有烤鱼等各式烧烤。

　　11. 迪士尼乐园，33号俱乐部(Club 33)——加州安纳海姆(Anaheim)

　　由于其专属性，迪士尼乐园(Disneyland)内的这一俱乐部并不是人声鼎沸的去处。只有会员或认识会员的人才能进入33号俱乐部。这是迪士尼乐园超级粉丝心目中的圣地！沃尔特-迪斯尼本人因要招待贵客，提出了开设这一满眼都是迪士尼乐园纪念品的高端俱乐部的设想。如果你运气好的话，也许能进到俱乐部里享用这里的美味烤牛排。

　　10.环球影城哈利波特魔法世界，三把扫帚餐厅(Three Broomsticks Restaurant)——佛罗里达州奥兰多(Orlando)

　　哈利-波特迷们会很高兴来到这家书中写到的酒吧，尝尝地道的康沃尔点心、火鸡腿等英式菜品。来这里如果不要一杯大名鼎鼎的“黄油啤酒”(Butterbeer)，你就算白来了。“黄油啤酒”有常规和冰冻两款。

　　9. 艾波卡特中心，La Hacienda de San Angel餐厅——佛罗里达州奥兰多(Orlando)

　　餐厅所在的建筑具有欧洲传统特色的外观，毗邻泻湖。晚上如果算准时间来，可以在此观赏到艾波卡特中心上空的焰火表演。用墨西哥莫雷酱(mole)和仙人掌烹制的地道墨西哥菜式看上去很是诱人。

　　8. 迪士尼加州冒险乐园，Carthay Circle剧场餐厅——加州安纳海姆(Anaheim)

　　餐厅所在的建筑复制了曾于1937年首映《白雪公主和七个小矮人》动画片的Carthay圆形剧场。这间高级餐厅供应亚洲和地中海风味，特色菜式为填车达干酪、墨西哥胡椒和培根的炸馅饼，配蜂蜜黄油杏酱做蘸料。

　　7. 康尼岛，Nathan's热狗店(Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs)——纽约布鲁克林(Brooklyn)

　　康尼岛上的“飓风”过山车是一个经典项目，而它旁边的Nathan's热狗店也同样经典。当你在步行街上啃着Nathan's 的“世界著名牛肉热狗”时，你也融入了这间纽约市著名热狗店的历史的一部分。(建议你在去吃热狗之前乘坐“飓风”，而不是吃完再去。)

　　6.艾波卡特中心，Chefs de France法式酒馆——佛罗里达州奥兰多(Orlando)

　　法国蜗牛和洛林乳蛋饼等美食使这间位于迪士尼世界里的法式酒馆显得格外逼真。别忘了餐后来一份焦糖蛋奶冻或泡芙。注意：《料理鼠王》里的老鼠大厨雷米没准会来到你身边！

　　5. 诺氏百乐坊，诺太太全鸡宴餐厅(Ms. Knott's Chicken Dinner Restaurant)——加州普安那公园(Buena Park)

　　这家餐厅像是从美好的过去穿越而来。当你畅游诺氏百乐坊(Knott’s Berry Farm)时，不妨来此尝尝松饼、鸡肉浓汤汁、博伊森草莓派，配一份特色的诺太太炸鸡。这里的菜分量不小，烹饪方法也很家常，令人不禁怀想起小时候家里饭菜的味道。

　　4. 迪士尼好莱坞影城，Hollywood Brown Derby餐厅——佛罗里达州奥兰多(Orlando)

　　这家餐厅忠实地复制了上世纪好莱坞黄金时期著名的Brown Derby餐厅的外观，就连当时的招牌葡萄柚蛋糕也被原样照搬了过来。这里的Cobb沙拉依然遵照当年Brown Derby餐厅创始人Bob Cobb研制的菜谱调配。

　　3. Knoebels游乐园，Phoenix Junction——宾夕法尼亚州埃利斯堡(Elysburg)

　　Knoebels游乐园(Knoebels Amusement Resort)是一个很实惠地方，那里的游乐项目都是按次收钱，而不是全都打包在门票价格里。他们甚至还允许你自带食品。不过，在这样一个被Amusement Today月刊列为美国游乐园中餐饮排名靠前的地方，你为何还要自带食品呢？欧式饺子、油炸饼、焦糖鲜奶油蘸苹果，这些只是冰山一角。

　　2. 环球影城冒险岛，神话餐厅(Mythos)——佛罗里达州奥兰多(Orlando)

　　这是一个神奇的“洞穴”，里面还有小瀑布，在游玩的间歇可以来此享受空调带来的凉爽。在这个热门餐厅里，可以发现许多创新的混合菜式。最受食客喜爱的有蟹肉汉堡和泰国炒粉等。

　　1.迪士尼动物王国度假村，博马非洲风味餐厅(Boma Flavors of Africa)——佛罗里达州奥兰多(Orlando)

　　这家非洲主题的自助餐厅不同于你常见的那种，这里供应的是非洲特色食品，也有美国传统名菜。度假村的独特氛围(不远处可见到低头食草的动物)和这里殷勤的服务使这家餐厅也成了一种风景。非洲咖喱肉末派和椰浆咖喱鸡肉汤值得一试。

　　原文如下：

　　If thinking about amusement park food conjures images of endless peddle carts with greasy, fried foods and jumbo sugary snacks, well, you're missing part of the picture. Sure, most theme parks offer those options — and isn't that part of the fun? — but at the same time, many parks also have choices that aren't so run-of-the-mill… if you know where to look, that is。

　　What makes for good amusement park fare might be subjective, but we’ve ranked our list based on variety of offerings, value, quality of food, and reflection of the park and/or associated ride’s theme.

　　Some people like casual, down-home fun and raucous rides. Some like a country vibe and family-oriented activities. Some like a bit of culture thrown into the experience. The same goes for food; while some flock to enjoy a longtime-favorite treat that their trip to a park wouldn't be complete without, others decide to splurge on a unique food experience. 

　　Luckily, choices abound at these amusement parks. Some eateries have been around a really long time and enable people to experience and share a certain childhood nostalgia, while other spots are newer and starting their own traditions. Some have won awards from industry magazines, and others have been more quietly dishing out favorite treats and meals for generations. And some even deserve recognition for the options available across the entire park!

　　So whether' you're craving African, Mexican, French, or Italian cuisine, you can find it all. Or you can always go the safe route and grab a hot dog at Coney Island — about as American as it gets. If you’re up for it, you can also feel like a character in a Harry Potter novel, or eat eye-to-eye with a shark. 

　　Whatever you choose, the food should only enhance the sights, sounds, rides, and your total amusement park experience! Check out our slideshow for our top picks。

 

　　22. Buckshot Annie's Skillet Cookery at Silver DollarCity — Branson, Mo。

　　With the sharks' tank as the wall near your table, theycan actually eye your dinner (so maybe avoid the seafood?). In this unique setting,diners can enjoy the pasta purse or the coquille Saint-Jacques scallops. Thereis also the seasonal catch on the menu that changes periodically. Whilethe desserts like the Chocolate Marquise are tempting, we can't help but eyethe kids' gummy shark sundae。

　　21. Sharks Underwater Grill at SeaWorld — Orlando, Fla。

　　With the sharks' tank as the wall near your table, theycan actually eye your dinner (so maybe avoid the seafood?). In this uniquesetting, diners can enjoy the pasta purse or the coquille Saint-Jacquesscallops. There is also the seasonal catch on the menu that changesperiodically. While the desserts like the Chocolate Marquise are tempting,we can't help but eye the kids' gummy shark sundae。

　　20. Udderly Blue Ice Crea at Holiday World &Splashin' Safari — Santa Claus, Ind。

　　Holiday World's put a lot of thought into their foodofferings, which even include allergen-free choices. While they have plenty offunnel cakes, burgers, and even a full Thanksgiving "Pilgrim'sFeast," they also make a point to list "healthier options andalternatives" for patrons. If you want something to cool you down though,head to Udderly Blue Ice Cream for delicious soft serve and waffle cones。

　　19. Simply Chocolate at Hersheypark — Hershey, Pa。

　　So, sure, they have lots of eateries and a full-servicerestaurant with wraps, flatbread pizza, and salads. But this is Hersheywe're talking about. So hit up Simply Chocolate for desserts like FrenchSilk pie, or Sweet Stop for a fried Reese's Peanut Butter Cup!

　　18. Via Napoli at Epcot Center — Orlando, Fla。。

　　Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza is your best bet in thisgrand-hall setting that will make you swear you're in Europe and that AudreyHepburn's about to ride by on a bicycle. They even have huge and animated (itis Disney, after all) pizza ovens named after Italian volcanoes. You can findit in Epcot’s Italy pavilion。

　　17. Hungry Dutchman Café at Nelis' Dutch Village —Holland, Mich。

　　It's not at every theme park that you can have a nicebowl of Erwtensoup, otherwise known as pea soup. This Netherlands-themed parkdoes though, while also providing a look into Dutch culture with authenticarchitecture, canals, and windmills. Be sure to check out their currant roll,cheese, and Dutch apple pie。

　　16. Graeter's Ice Cream at Kings Island — Mason, Ohio

　　On The Brady Bunch, Cindy and Bobby couldn't get enoughof the food here. The casual eats feature Cincinnati favorites LaRosa'sPizzeria, and Graeter's ice cream, which originated locally in 1870. Try thesignature black raspberry chocolate chip。

　　15. Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater at Disney's Hollywood Studios— Orlando, Fla。

　　At this dine-in theater,sit in a convertible"car" facing a big screen in a darkened "nighttime" space,just like you're at the drive-in. Old movie reels play while you enjoyyour burgers, shakes, and fried dill pickles!

　　14. Aunt Granny's All-You-Care-to-Eat Buffet at Dollywood— Pigeon Forge, Tenn。

　　Dollywood won Amusement Today's Best Food Award in 2012,and you'll find that the queen of country, aka Dolly Parton herself, hasprovided lots of variety when it comes to the park's fare. You can makeyourself at home at Aunt Granny's All-You-Care-to-Eat Buffet with somedown-home cookin', but between rides you must try the Tater Twirls... chips loadedwith nacho cheese and chili。

　　13. Das Festhaus at Busch Gardens — Williamsburg, Va。

　　Carve out a spot in this enormous hall of bustlingactivity to enjoy traditional German food and a show. Corned beef sandwiches,sausage plates, beers, potato salad, and apple strudel, as well as non-Germanselections (even pizza) are available。

　　12. Woodman’s Seafood & Grill at Mel’s Funway Park —Litchfield, N.H。

　　An outpost of the New England favorite (which wasoriginated by the inventor of the fried clam)， Woodman'shere at the park lets visitors get their fried seafood fix, topped off withcoleslaw and fries。

　　11. Club 33 at Disneyland — Anaheim, Calif。

　　Due to its exclusivity, Club 33 is not exactly a crowdfavorite. To get in, you either need to be a member or know one. This is amecca for extreme Disneyland fans! Mr. Disney himself had the idea toentertain special guests at this upscale, memorabilia-filled club and with abit of luck, you can enjoy your Chateaubriand here, too.  

　　10. The Three Broomsticks Restaurant at Wizarding Worldof Harry Potter, Universal — Orlando, Fla。

　　Harry Potter fans will enjoy being inside the fictionalpub for traditional English dishes like Cornish pasties and turkeylegs. The visit won't be complete until you have the "Butterbeer,"which comes regular or frozen。

　　9. La Hacienda de San Angel at Epcot Center — Orlando,Fla。

　　This building with an "Old World" vibeoverlooks a lagoon and nightly fireworks over Epcot Center if your timing isright. Authentic Mexican entrées using ingredients like mole sauce andnopales (cactus leaves) keep the menu interesting。

　　8. Carthay Circle at Disney California Adventure Park —Anaheim, Calif。

　　A reproduction of  the classic theater thatpremiered Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in 1937 now offers fine dining withAsian and Mediterranean influences. Located within Disney, the spot offersspecialties like a fried biscuit stuffed with Cheddar, jalapeños, and bacon andserved with honey apricot butter。

　　7. Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs at Coney Island — Brooklyn,N.Y。

　　Like its neighboring roller coaster, the Cyclone,Nathan's is a classic. You don't just get a World Famous Beef Hot Doghere, you're part of a little piece of New York City history as you chow downon the famous boardwalk. (And we recommend you ride the Cyclone before,not after。)

　　Check out Nathan’s additional appearance in our bestboardwalks ranking!

　　6. Chefs de France at Epcot Center — Orlando, Fla。

　　To enhance the feel of a Parisian bistro in this Disneysetting, diners can indulge in real-deal items like escargots and quicheLorraine at this restaurant. Don't miss the crème brûlée and profiterolesafterward. Watch out: Chef Remy from Ratatouille just might stop by yourtable!

　　This spot was also featured in our story “The Best DisneyRestaurants for Every Occasion。”

　　5. Ms. Knott's Chicken Dinner Restaurant at Knott's BerryFarm — Buena Park, Calif。

　　This restaurant is straight out of a simpler time. Comehere when visiting Knott’s Berry Farm for fluffy biscuits, chicken gravy, andboysenberry pie to accompany the namesake chicken. The large portionsand homemade cooking often remind fans of childhood meals。

　　4. The Hollywood Brown Derby at Disney's HollywoodStudios — Orlando, Fla。

　　A charming replica of the classic eatery from Hollywood'sGolden Age, this spot is authentic down to the trademark (and delicious)grapefruit cake. Try the Cobb salad, following the recipe created by Bob Cobb,owner of the original Brown Derby。

　　3. Phoenix Junction at Knoebels Amusement Resort —Elysburg, Pa。

　　This spot has affordable family fun in the truest sensewith pay-as-you-go rides! This park even lets you bring food if you choose. Butwhy would you, when it’s been in the top running for Amusement Today's BestFood winner? Pierogies, funnel cake, and sliced apples with caramel andwhipped cream are just the beginning。

　　2. Mythos at Universal's Islands of Adventure — Orlando,Fla。

　　Go inside this dramatic,air-conditioned "cave," complete with cascadingwater, for a respite from the rides. This striking theme parkfavorite offers contemporary and eclectic fare. The crabcake sliders andthe pad thai are among diner's favorites。

　　1. Boma Flavors of Africa at Disney's Animal KingdomLodge — Orlando, Fla。

　　Not your ordinary buffet, this African-themed spot offersethnic foods alongside old American favorites. The lodge atmosphere,withanimals grazing outside, and warm service make this restaurant a mini-adventurein and of itself. Bobotie (an African meat pie) and coconut curry chicken soupare worth trying。

 

 

 

 

 

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