Originally Posted By disney411 Is hooks point at the disneyland hotel any good we almost ate there once is the food good
Originally Posted By RoadTrip Hook's Pointe at the Disneyland Hotel is an extremely good restaurant with moderate prices. We always eat there at least a couple of times during our visits to Disneyland.
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA I think Hook's Pointe is one of the most under-rated restaurants on property. The food is excellent, the service is terrific, and the ambience is very, very cozy and nicely upscale. And as RoadTrip mentioned, the prices are moderate. Hook's Pointe is one of the most consistently good restaurant experiences we've had at the Disneyland Resort.
Originally Posted By oneyepete We enjoyed the food etc., when we ate there a few weeks ago. However, the only way that we made the price moderate, in my opinion, was to split the meal between the two of us. They will do that for a $3 plating fee.
Originally Posted By junglejoy We've never been there but have thought about it when we stay at the DLH. We'll have to give it another look. Will the kids like it? Do you need PS's or could we just call that day or walk up? Thanks!
Originally Posted By cledwards77 My family and I have eaten at Hooks Point and everything about it was above average. The food was fantastic, the atmosphere was great and the service was the best we've recieved on property. It is definitely a must. ºoº
Originally Posted By Deogges Mom Hook's Pointe is definitely one of my favorite restaurants at the resort. It would be one of my first choices for a special occassion. The food is excellent, the service fanastic and the atomsphere great. The menu has something for for almost anyone. I really enjoy the scallops. I've always made PS arrangements when I knew we we're going to eat there, but many times we're been at the Lost Bar and noticed that it was that busy.
Originally Posted By RoadTrip <<However, the only way that we made the price moderate, in my opinion, was to split the meal between the two of us.>> I guess it depends on your definition of moderate. I was using "Disney Moderate" which for me means a Disney restaurant where the entrées range from $15 to $25. I agree that it can be a good idea to split a meal. We occasionally do that when we aren’t hungry enough to eat Disney’s large portions individually. Many people do that, so you don’t feel out of place when you do.
