What is your favorite Cedar Point food? A funnel cake? Frozen yogurt? Salt water taffy? What are the best places to eat at Cedar Point? Want to know about Cedar Point restaurants and dining including special dietary requirements like vegetarian/vegan options, or other allergen free items? You have come to the right place! We give you all the menus, prices, photos, and dining related news at Cedar Fair amusement parks across North America to help you plan a successful day at the parks!
Click on the restaurant links below for menus, insider tips, suggestions, and a list of CP Food Blog posts and reviews about that restaurant!
Take a look around the various dining options you may visit during your Cedar Point visit. All of the restaurants are broken down by page, and are available by clicking the Cedar Point Dining Guide at the top of the site.
Dining Plan References:
2024 Cedar Point Dining Plan List
2023 Cedar Point Dining Plan
2022 Cedar Point Dining Plan
2021 Cedar Point Dining Plan Menus
2020 Cedar Point Dining Plan
2019 Cedar Point Dining Plan
2018 Cedar Point Dining Plans
2017 Cedar Point Dining Plans
2016 Cedar Point Dining Plans
2015 Cedar Point Dining Plans
2014 Cedar Point Dining Plan
Cedar Point Park Maps
(These are the useful maps you receive at the park with a legend)
Note: Some of the maps are rather large file sizes so that you can zoom in and read them.
2017 Cedar Point Map
2017 Cedar Point HalloWeekends Map
2017 Cedar Point Shores Map
2016 Cedar Point Map
2015 Cedar Point Park Map
2014 Cedar Point Park Map
2013 Cedar Point Map
1990 Cedar Point Fun Guide & Map
Jason also provides a fantastic historical list of Cedar Point Maps/Brochure at RollerCoasterFreak.com going back to 1902.
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Historic Cedar Point Ticket Prices
9 Things You Will Regret Eating at Cedar Point
All-Season Souvenir Cups vs All-Season Drink Pass
Best Ways to See Cedar Point During the Off-Season
Cedar Point Hotel Breakers Suites (Before & After)
7 Reasons to Love Cedar Fair Parks in the Fall
Top Five Tips for Cedar Fair Haunt & Halloweekends
Is All-Season Dining Worth the Cost?
Is All-Day Dining Worth the Cost?
10 Signs That You’re a Coaster Addict
What Vegan Food Options are Available at Cedar Point?
Why are the Food/Drink Stands Closed?
Cedar Point Concierge Level Food Options
Story of Cedar Point Salt Water Taffy
What Dairy Free Snacks are Available at Cedar Point?
How to Get Cedar Point Fresh Cut Fries on the Dining Plans
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10 Tips to Last All Day at an Amusement Park with Kids
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43 Tips for A Successful Trip to Cedar Point
Top 11 Ways to Know You Are a Cedar Point Addict
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Review: Cedar Point Hotel Breakers (Pre-2015 Renovation)
Review: Cedar Point Coaster Campout
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Review Cedar Point Breakers Express (Pre-2017 Renovation)
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We also suggest you take a look through the blog posts related to Cedar Point dining, as there may be additional dining information to help you plan your trip.
Refer to the Cedar Point Shores Dining Guide for their respective places to eat.
21° and Colder
Auntie Anne’s
BackBeatQue
Bar 1870
Bay Harbor
Chickie’s and Pete’s
CJ’s Provisions/Cinnabon/Auntie Anne’s
Coasters Drive-In Restaurant
Coca-Cola Fountain & Floats
Coca-Cola Freestyle Cafe
Coca-Cola Marketplace Cedar Junction
Coca-Cola Oasis
Coca-Cola Oasis
Coca-Cola Refresh Station
Corral
Dairy Queen
Derby Dogs
Dippin’ Dots
Engine Company No. 3 Spirits
Famous Dave’s Bar-B-Que
Farmhouse Kitchen & Grill
French Quarter Confections
Fresh Cut Legendary Fries/Hot Potato
Frontier Inn
Funnel Cake Fries Cart
Grand Pavilion
Grandstand Refreshments
Happy Friar/Fresh Cut
High Energy Station
Hotel Breakers Poolside Deli
Hugo’s Italian Kitchen
ICEE Mix It Up
Lakeside Express
Last Chance Saloon
Miss Keat’s Smokehouse
Nutty Bavarian
Panda Express
Perkin’s Restaurant and Bakery
Pretzels Stand
Philly Steak Sandwich Stand
Quaker Steak & Lube
Red Garter Saloon
River’s Run Refreshments
Sagebrush Sue’s Frontier Eats
Sky Ride Refreshments
Starbucks Coffee
Stockade Refreshments
Surf Lounge
Sweet Spot
TGI Friday’s on the Beach
Ice Cream Parlor
TOMO
Toot Sweets
Town Hall Popcorn Wagon
Trail Tavern
Yogurt Plus
Former Dining Locations
Arctic Junction
Beaches ‘n’ Cream
Beaver Tails
Bayou Refreshments
Boardwalk Fries
Brats and Dogs Stand
Breakwater Café
Buckaroo’s Burritos
Burger Patio
Charlie Brown’s Cookout
Chuck Wagon Western Foods
Chick-fil-A
Cinnabon Bakery
Cinnabon Bakery
Coaster Creamery Frozen Custard
CP Juice Co Juice Sippers
Dive-In
Dragon’s Inn
Famous Dave’s BBQ Shack
Frontier Foldovers
Fresh Cut Fruit Stand
Frontier Chill
Gristmill Wild Eats
The Gazebo
Grist Mill Refreshments
Hofbrau Beer Garden
Hurricane Hannah’s
ICEE, Soft Drinks, & Popcorn Stand
Joe Cool Café
Kiddieland Refreshments
Johnny Rockets
Los Gatos Cafe
Mac Shack
Melt Bar & Grilled
Midway Market
Mr. Potato
Pink’s
Pizza Patio
Provisions
Road Trip Food Truck
The Roost
The RoundUp
Senor Vargas’ Walking Taco
Subway
Sugardale All Beef Hot Dogs Cart
Sagebrush Sue’s Frontier Food Co.
Sidewinder Sue’s
Sweets ‘n Treats Candy Shoppe
The Sweet Tooth
Top Chill Snowcones
Wagon Wheel Pizza
Wild Turnip
I’m looking for the list for the 2016 season dining pass food places to print off…
Mona: Check out the 2016 Cedar Point Dining Plans page.
Would love for Coasters to get with the program- it’s been over three weeks now and they still have no MAYO. How can anybody eat a grilled chicken sandwich with no mayo?? And are there any temperature rules for serving hot sandwiches? It’s impossible to get anything hotter than tepid. I would even be happy with nuked to hotness. Thanks for listening.
I want to know why if you book a special package: room with ride and refresh, on the dining they show the All Day Dining plan and you buy 2 days worth only to find out that the drink may not be available to you in restaurant and if you had purchased the PAD, you’d pay $12 more per day for the Premium All Day Dining you’d get in restaurant drinks and a snack at participating locations. Can anyone elaborate on this???
Drinks are only included with the Premium All-Day dining option. The season dining plans and All-Day dining plan do not include beverages.