Downtown Disney District at Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, CA, has been going through some updates and refurbishments through 2018. With the recent reopening of the flagship store, World of Disney, as well as new shops and renovated portions of existing restaurants, Disney has announced an exciting first time addition to the assortment of entertainment and dining locations of Downtown Disney by adding a brewery.
Ballast Point, a well known brewery based in San Diego, CA, will be opening their first ever Orange County location in the Downtown Disney District in the fall of 2018.
The eatery will be a 7,000 sq. ft. location that houses a tasting room, outdoor beer garden, brewery, and kitchen. The menu will included popular items from Ballast Points established menu from their other locations, as well as a few select items that will be exclusive to the Downtown Disney location. Some well known dishes such as a house-made pretzel w/ beer mustard and their delicious Baja-style fish tacos will be featured, as well as an assortment of seasonal offerings such as a variety of flatbreads, salads, and entrees. Speaking of entrees, Ballast Point will also have an beer portfolio to pair your food and beverages together to further your dining experience. Ballast Point will have a diverse menu for guests, but one of the best perks is that they will have children’s menus available as well as vegetarian and gluten-free options. Guests of all ages are welcome to come and enjoy this one-of-a-kind dining experience.
The crew at Ballast Point gives us a virtual tour of what they do best at their headquarters located in San Diego in the video below. They teach viewers how they work their magic to provide their various food and beverage offerings to guests and what we can expect at their new location coming soon to Downtown Disney District at Disneyland Resort.
  
 
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