This was inside the Contempo Hotel. We did not stay here: just taking a quick break from the parks…read more Easily accessible on the ground floor of the hotel, right next to the skyrider. Service was excellent. Food north of spectacular: chicken tenders, burgers, etc You can fill up your own drink after ordering and paying. Will come again since it's convenient and also outside of the hustle and bustle of the parks. However no need to purposely come to visit this cafe.

$100 dinner fast service for 7 people with no drinks. Not bad. The food is good. I had the chicken…read moresandwich. We took the food up stairs. We ate here again on an off day. The chicken was large, tender and juicy. Side of your choice. The plain show string fries were very good. Cole slaw ok.

Le Petit Cafe is by the lobby next to the gift shop, conveniently located for your coffee, tea…read moreand/or alcohol drink. So happy they offer decaf hot and cold lattes with nondairy milk. My iced Mocha Latte was pleasantly served by Monique. She made this coffee break memorable with her cheerful personality. Nice library themed Voyageur's lounge next door with a calm relaxed ambiance. The only thing I wish they had were long enough straws for the cold coffee drinks.

A "small" french-inspired cafe at Disney's Riviera resort- but my favorite part is the small…read morelibrary/lounge area connected to the cafe that's a wonderful and lowkey place to sit and hang out. I got a lavender iced tea lemonade and it was so refreshing on a sunny day. We tried a pear entremet and it wasn't too bad either. Plenty of coffee options here and actually not as spendy as I'd expect on Disney property.

Hidden in plain sight on the first floor of the most bonkers hotel ever built (the one with a train…read morerunning through its chest cavity), sits Contempo Grounds -- the kind of place that reminds you Disney understands that adults need caffeine more than kids need churros. History lesson: when the Contemporary opened in 1971, it was all about the future -- monorails, modular construction, Mary Blair murals. But the Imagineers missed one crucial fact: the future doesn't run on nuclear power, it runs on coffee. Contempo Grounds fixes that oversight. The setup is classic Disney grab-and-go, but the quality? Surprisingly solid. Coffee that doesn't taste like it was brewed in Tomorrowland circa 1975, specialty lattes that could hold their own in a hipster café, and pastries that look innocent until you realize you've inhaled three of them. Try the chocolate croissant -- it'll ruin your willpower faster than a BOGO churro cart. It's also one of those weird Disney paradoxes: you're standing in a futuristic mega-hotel, clutching your cappuccino, while the monorail literally glides overhead. It's a caffeine stop and an architectural pilgrimage. Where else can you order a latte with the ambiance of an airport terminal designed by Walt's fever dream? Sure, it's overpriced. But you're at Disney -- your wallet checked into hospice care the moment you hit the parking lot. At least here you're getting something essential: good coffee, quick service, and the ability to pretend you're functioning before a full day of Magic Kingdom chaos. Bourdain would've loved this place for what it is: honest, unpretentious fuel for the Disney machine. No smoke, no mirrors, just caffeine keeping parents alive one latte at a time. Bottom line: Contempo Grounds is the unsung hero of the Contemporary. Without it, the happiest place on Earth would be full of the crankiest people on Earth.

Good place for coffee before going to the parks. The price is reasonable and you also get a…read morediscount if you are a pass holder. Sometimes the wait may be a bit. They also give you option to put cute printed latte art.

First time stopping into the Roaring Fork to try the S'more's Latte! This is a close rival to the…read morecoconut iced coffee in Animal Kingdom for my favorite coffee on Disney property! It is served macchiato style, so I recommend stirring the milk with the coffee for the best flavor. The marshmallow syrup is perfect and the graham cracker, chocolate, marshmallow, and whipped cream toppings are the stars of the show. Definitely give it a try!

Stopped here for lunch. The roaring fork is located in Disney's wilderness Lodge. It is a quick…read moreservice location where your food is brought to your table. If you have any food, allergies or dietary restrictions, you would need to speak to a food chef or manager today, I ordered the Mediterranean salad with vegan feta olives, onions, artichoke, and tomatoes. The salad is one of my favorites on any of the Disney property along with the steak and mushroom salad located at the bar outside. Onion flooring Fork is a small sit in takeout or eat in the area with beverages, coffee and tea and a couple tablespoons here in there . 10/10

Backlot Express is your class quick service restaurant at Disney. This one is located in Hollywood…read moreStudios. It is very busy during the peak lunch time however, they have tons of seating. There is seating inside and outside. In the summer though, I am not sitting outside, so we try to visit at a more off time. It can be tough to find seating inside when its really busy. They also are one of the few locations that have fill your drink station which means you can get refills. And when its hot you will see tons of people filling their own bottles with water at the station. But any place, quick service, that offers free refills, always has a higher rating for me. Drinks at Disney are SO expensive! Their food is very much theme park, hamburgers, chicken tenders, but they also offer a few unique items such as a General Tso's bowl, Cuban sandwich and more. They usually offer specialty items as well. Most recently we went for the Star Wars themed items which included a cocktail and a cupcake. Both were very good. They also offer one of Disney's sauced chicken tenders. Disney came out with sauced chicken tenders awhile ago, with different flavors across property. Backlot has the honey buffalo which are awesome! I really hope these stay around. This is not necessarily a place we visit every time but it is a good stop. There are tons of options for everyone and the free refills is a plus. There are quite a few unique options in studios but Backlot probably has the largest seating area. One of their items that I wish would come back was a salad. It had grilled chicken, avocado, and more with a garlic lime vinaigrette, it was so good! That I will definitely miss! But overall, I would say this is a great place for families. Lots of options, lots of seating and drink refills. It is also sort of near the front in between Indiana Jones and Star Tours. I would highly recommend using the Disney app and mobile ordering.

Got our limited time merch today! It is soooo cute! Disney…read morehas really been upping their game recently with popcorn buckets and drink sippers. Great job Mickey!!

On the second floor, just outside the monorail exit, you'll find the Kona Island coffee bar. They…read moreserve coffee, tea, water, juice, and a solid assortment of pastries. We waited about 15 minutes in line for a Kona blend press pot for two, which they poured into to-go cups inspired by Mary Blair (small world vibes--we had to). The bar sits right next to an overlook facing the monorail entrance, so you get a steady stream of people coming and going--great for people-watching. To our right was Kona Café, to our left a shop with clothing, cookies, and sundries, and just behind us was the 'Ohana character breakfast. It's definitely a busy spot, but that's part of the fun. We grabbed our coffee in about six minutes once we ordered--$10.92 with tax, which honestly isn't bad for Disney coffee before heading into the park. Service was polite and efficient, especially with the long line behind us.

Joffrey Coffee is the Americano but the Hawaiian coffee known as Kona is a dark roast and has a…read morevery special taste for coffee lovers. It was $9.75 cod a serving of the Kona's coffee. The service was. a little slow as server didn't pour the coffee promptly to serve us. The ambiance was beautiful because it's inside WDW's Polynesian Island Resort.

this was better than expected! I got a pulled beef grilled cheese that was very yummy and…read moreflavorful. A little too rich for me by the pool so I did take off some of the meat. But it was very nicely toasted and flavorful. The side salad was fresh with a nice balsamic dressing nothing to brag about, but great for the Florida heat. My Coca-Cola was ray cold and well carbonated. It really hit! The best thing about this spot was that my server was friendly and so on top of it. Sometimes when you're outside and your server is running to other tables or maybe you're not always in their line of site you can be forgotten about, but not here! Definitely a nice place to get a munch munch before you swim swim.

4.25 While we did…read morewait a bit, we were enjoying the pool outside and didn't mind. Server was wonderful and food was delicious- not sure why this place is only ranked a 3 (but only 3 reviews). Vibe is poolside with good options. Fish tacos- good portion, very tasty, with fries (could get fruit or salad) Cuban for my daughter- very good, pulled pork and a good amount. Great flavor and not fatty. Kids burger, plain but tasty and a good size with fresh fruit. Also enjoyed beer and a Rose Gin Fizz (yum- not super sweet which I was super happy about). We really liked everything.

Great location in the Signia Hilton at Orlando Bonnet Creek…read more Serving Starbucks, and well done! Very nice warmed sandwiches. Super clean store and very friendly staff. Recommended.

Located on the lobby floor of the Signia Hilton in Bonnet Creek, Muse offers Starbucks-made coffee,…read morea variety of baked items, including a couple that are gluten-free, ice cream, breakfast and lunch sandwich items, lots of snacks, and both canned and bottled non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks. Just keep in mind that all the pricing is hotel pricing, meaning you're spending a lot more than you normally do on everything. If you want an iced cold brew, you'll spend at least $8. A deluxe croissant breakfast sandwich will cost close to $25. If you want any snacks with that, add another $10 to $30, depending on what you get. The service is okay, depending on who takes and makes your order. One day, I ordered a 20-ounce iced cold brew, but they gave me the wrong size, which was annoying. Will the walk-in, take-out cafe do? Well, it depends if you want just to grab something for your room or sitting in the lobby, or do you want something more sit down, or just grab your car or ride share to take a 15-minute drive to Disney Springs. It works for convenience, and you'll be caffeinated at least. But it comes at a cost.