- Mar 13, 2024
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Dining at Disneyland offers a tremendous variety, from quick bites to upscale experiences. Recently, we visited Splitsville at Downtown Disney to check out both the atmosphere and cuisine. If you're curious about whether it's worth a visit, here's our detailed review!
**Atmosphere**
Splitsville combines dining with entertainment, featuring over 20 bowling lanes and 25 big screen TVs that take you back to the good old days. Live performances add to the lively environment. You can enjoy a meal and then try your luck at bowling.
**Menu**
The menu boasts American favorites like Chicken Tenders and Cheeseburgers, alongside a diverse seafood selection including Sushi and Poke Bowls. There’s also pizza, salads, and delightful desserts like the Super Sundae. The variety ensures something for everyone.
**Eats**
We sampled the Buffalo Eggrolls, a flavorful starter filled with a mild buffalo chicken mix, though they pack more punch with the dipping sauce. We also tried the Maui Chicken, a crispy delight topped with pineapple and teriyaki. It was a standout, especially when paired with their perfect crinkle-cut fries.
**Drinks**
For a refreshment, the Big Wave Dave offers a sweet, frozen blend that's equally appealing during happy hour with its discounted price. It's a refreshing pick if you don’t mind a strong rum presence.
**Nosh or Not**
Splitsville is worth a stop if you're in Downtown Disney and plan on bowling. If you're not interested in bowling or you're seeking a quiet, upscale dining experience, this may not be the spot for you.
**Overall**
Splitsville provides a fun, unique dining experience enhanced by its bowling offering. While not a must-visit solely for the food, it’s a fantastic choice if combined with bowling. Have you visited Splitsville? Share your thoughts! Do you agree with our take, or have your experiences been different?
**Atmosphere**
Splitsville combines dining with entertainment, featuring over 20 bowling lanes and 25 big screen TVs that take you back to the good old days. Live performances add to the lively environment. You can enjoy a meal and then try your luck at bowling.
**Menu**
The menu boasts American favorites like Chicken Tenders and Cheeseburgers, alongside a diverse seafood selection including Sushi and Poke Bowls. There’s also pizza, salads, and delightful desserts like the Super Sundae. The variety ensures something for everyone.
**Eats**
We sampled the Buffalo Eggrolls, a flavorful starter filled with a mild buffalo chicken mix, though they pack more punch with the dipping sauce. We also tried the Maui Chicken, a crispy delight topped with pineapple and teriyaki. It was a standout, especially when paired with their perfect crinkle-cut fries.
**Drinks**
For a refreshment, the Big Wave Dave offers a sweet, frozen blend that's equally appealing during happy hour with its discounted price. It's a refreshing pick if you don’t mind a strong rum presence.
**Nosh or Not**
Splitsville is worth a stop if you're in Downtown Disney and plan on bowling. If you're not interested in bowling or you're seeking a quiet, upscale dining experience, this may not be the spot for you.
**Overall**
Splitsville provides a fun, unique dining experience enhanced by its bowling offering. While not a must-visit solely for the food, it’s a fantastic choice if combined with bowling. Have you visited Splitsville? Share your thoughts! Do you agree with our take, or have your experiences been different?
