This resturant is now called Steakhouse 55.

The best Steakhouse on a Disney Property anywhere!

The best breakfast at the Disneyland Resort.

Disney Trivia: Many of the breakfast waitstaff have been with the resort for years and you may recognize some of them from the old Monorail Cafe!

I've lived locally for 30 years and have never had the opportunity to try this place out. My brother was coming to town from Texas for the USC game on Sept. 16th and always likes to take our family out to a nice dinner. Last time it was the Napa Rose and we decided to go with a steakhouse this time.

Called for reservations mid week and was able to secure a 7:30pm slot on Friday night for 4 people. On the way in there was a very long line of cars trying to turn left onto Disneyland Drive. We feared that parking would be crunched in and around Downtown Disney and the DL hotel because of the upcoming Half Marathon. Finally arrived and surprise...plenty of parking.

Checked in at 7:15pm with the maitre'd who told us to wait in the newly refurbished bar just outside the restaurant and next to Goofy's Kitchen. There are about 6-8 small tables and a few couches which seemed a little unwieldly to sit straight up on. Ordered a couple glasses of wine while we waited. Less than 5 minute later our table was ready.

Place was busy but not packed for a Friday night. We got a corner table which is good for my mother who has hearing aids and feels better next to a wall. Lots of interesting and historical pictures of a bygone celebrity era adorning the walls.

Waiter was extremely attentive all night and came back to replenish our glasses with a $100+ bottle of cabernet sauvignon my brother ordered. It was from 1991 I believe but don't recall which Northern California winery it came from.

We ordered popcorn rock shrimp in an aioli sauce and the ahi for appetizers. Both were very tasty and the shrimp were piping hot upon arrival. Main entrees arrived about 20 minutes later.

For dinner Dad ordered a rare Filet Mignon with mashed potatoes, Mom also got a Filet Mignon with mashed potatoes, brother got a Porterhouse, and I got Prime Rib which was marbled evenly and just melted in your mouth. Everyone was happy with everything except the mashed potatoes which got just "average" marks. I did some sauteed mushrooms in a wine sauce reduction which I didn't care too much for either.

For dessert brother got the fruit plate and Mom and Dad had the Grand Marnier Souflee which they rated as "just OK." I was too full and passed because nothing really appealed to me.

I will definitely return here in the future on a date or family outing. Total amount per person out the door was about $50.

I took my girlfriend here for valentines day. Its located in the convention center so I was a little nervous, but once you're inside its a totally classy experience. They are child friendly but there were no crying babies and the food was wonderful. The wine selection is great and our waitress was very knowledgeable and helpful. I would recommend this restraunt to anyone.