Plaza de Coco
A family favorite filled with food, music, and Coco magic.

Our review
Dining at Plaza de Coco aboard the Disney Treasure felt like walking into Pixar’s Coco. It’s one of our family’s favorite Pixar movies, so we were excited for this dinner—and Disney did an amazing job bringing that experience to life.
The colorful dining room and thoughtful details set the scene, but the live stage performances made the evening special. Hearing the music and watching the story unfold while enjoying dinner made this feel like much more than a meal. The kids were loving it, and so were we.
Sometimes the entertainment is the main attraction at a themed restaurant, but the food here deserves just as much praise. Every dish we tried was excellent. We also sampled a few more dishes that we didn’t photograph, and those were just as good. There honestly wasn’t a bad dish in our experience.
Our meal included Elena Rivera’s Shrimp Diabla, with sautéed garlic shrimp, fingerling potatoes, and a mild chili chipotle sauce, along with the Baby Gem Salad and Ernesto de la Cruz’s Grilled Seafood and Tomato Rice. Between the starters, seafood, and desserts, there was plenty to enjoy throughout the evening.
What stood out most was how well everything came together. The setting, music, performances, and food captured what our family loves about Coco and turned it into a memorable dinner together.
Plaza de Coco ranks among the best Disney dining experiences with live entertainment we’ve been to. For our family, it was a highlight of the Disney Treasure and a restaurant we’d be excited to experience again.
The atmosphere & entertainment


A taste of our meal
Food and a few favorite details from Plaza de Coco.
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A little peek at the food, music, and live performances from our visit.
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