Great Maple - Anaheim

Stylish Comfort Food Before the Show

Great Maple – Anaheim is a modern American eatery with a retro-chic twist, located inside the STC Anaheim GardenWalk near Disneyland Drive. Just a short walk or drive from popular concert venues, this buzzing spot serves up crave-worthy comfort food with a gourmet edge. Think truffle fries, maple bacon donuts, and fresh takes on brunch classics—all in a sleek space with mid-century flair.

Why Concert-goers love it

Whether you're catching a show at the House of Blues or heading to the Honda Center, Great Maple's prime location makes it an easy stop before the music starts. The quick, friendly service is concert-night friendly, and while it gets lively, the noise level stays just chill enough for conversation. With a full bar and a menu that works for both brunch and dinner, it’s ideal for pre-show fuel or a celebratory bite after.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends who want to share plates and cocktails in a fun setting
• Solo travelers grabbing a stylish meal before a bucket-list performance
• Couples enjoying a romantic weekend with a touch of vintage charm
• Fans looking for a lively, Instagram-worthy pre-show dinner
• Budget-conscious music lovers who still want quality food and atmosphere

What People Say

Guests love the retro-modern décor, with many praising the photogenic interiors. The brunch menu is a standout, especially the maple bacon donuts and fried chicken. Reviewers on TripAdvisor and OpenTable highlight the attentive staff, unhurried vibe, and well-balanced cocktails. Many mention it's a pleasant surprise tucked into a tourist-heavy area.

Areas for Improvement

Because of its location near Disneyland, it can get busy—especially on weekends—so reservations are recommended. Prices lean toward the higher end for casual dining, but most find the quality worth it. A few guests noted that parking in the GardenWalk structure can be tricky during peak times.

The Bottom Line

Great Maple Anaheim offers a stylish, satisfying spot to eat and unwind before or after a concert—just minutes from the action.