If you're looking for a good donut in Disney Springs, this is definitely worth a stop! The maple…read morebacon donut was one of the best I've had--soft, fresh, and the perfect balance of sweet and savory. They also have a fun selection of specialty coffees, which pair really well with the donuts. The only downside is that there isn't much seating. There's a small outdoor patio, but unfortunately it was raining when we visited, so we couldn't really enjoy it. Even so, the quality of the donuts more than made up for it. Overall, it's a great spot to grab a delicious treat while exploring Disney Springs!

Stopped in to try their donuts after leaving the Orange…read moreparking garage and looking thru their storefront windows. They make several varieties of their large glazed donut. The plain glazed and chocolate glazed are better than Krispy Kreme. The other varieties have fillings inside the donut hole, such as peanut butter explosion and Oreo dream. They make a maple bacon and strawberry sprinkles donuts. There are a variety of hot and cold brew coffee and drinks.

This has been on my must-try list every time we've visited Disney Springs, but the line is usually…read more30-45 minutes long. I've always wondered if these cookies could really be that good. After finally trying them...I'd say they're absolutely worth the wait. Luckily, we stopped by on a Tuesday afternoon and only waited about five minutes. It was scorching hot outside, but they have umbrellas every few feet along the line, which definitely helps. I had always imagined walking into a large bakery or café where you could sit down with a cookie and coffee. Instead, it's actually a tiny, dark, whimsical shop with a queue that wraps around to the displays. It almost feels like you're walking through a Harry Potter-inspired attraction with its gothic décor and old-world bakery vibe. Despite the small space, they have three checkout registers, so once you're inside, the line moves surprisingly fast. One tip for first-time visitors: don't rely on the cookie menu on the website. Many of those flavors are seasonal or limited editions. The menu card they hand you while you're waiting in line shows the flavors available that day, so decide what you want before you get to the register because ordering is pretty quick. Now for the cookies... Banana Bread Chocolate Chip - 20/10 Without question, the standout. It tasted like warm, homemade banana bread with added chocolate transformed into a giant cookie. Soft, flavorful, perfectly balanced, and not overly sweet. I would come back just for this cookie. Pistachio Toffee Chocolate Chip - 8/10 A delicious combination of sweet, salty, crunchy, and gooey. I can definitely see why it's one of their most popular flavors, but the banana bread still stole the show for me. Cookies & Cream - 5/10 It was just okay. Very rich and sweet, like a giant Oreo cookie but it didn't have the depth of flavor or uniqueness of the other two. I probably wouldn't order it again. The cookies are huge and easily shareable. The funniest part? My son bought an extra cookie to take home for his girlfriend...but after one bite, he decided to keep it for himself! And that's saying something because he's really into health and fitness and rarely eats sweets. If you're wondering whether Gideon's lives up to the hype, I'd say yes. The wait is worth it, and the Banana Bread Chocolate Chip completely stole the show. It's the cookie I'll be thinking about long after this trip.

This was a fun one. I have a few reviews to catch up on but this was kinda fun. The outside of…read moreGideon's basically looks like something out of Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings had an edge to them with and was filled with goth music playing for Snape. The outside looks like the entrance to a haunted ride and the line to enter confirms it. The inside is decorated super gothic feeling like an old edger Allan Poe poem. Speaking of which, all the old books aren't for show. These are actually aged real readable books, some probably worth quite a bit. There is an actual authentic 1829 "Works of Edger Allan Poe" book right at the counter. Expensive. The cookies are large thick and filling. Not to sugary at all. We had pistachio, cookies and cream, banana chocolate chip and peanut butter chocolate chip. Now here's the thing. They are great cookies cause the flavor isn't just a cup of sugar and some dough. You can taste the flavors and they work. But don't expect an explosion in your mouth. It's obvious they are going for real flavors that allow their own sweetness to shine. Here is the best thing to do. Cut your cookies in half and share amongst friends, or if your big backing have it all. BUT I refrigerated them over night and had one after a minute in the microwave and another cold straight out of the refrigerator and WOW! It took a very good cookie to something spectacular. The flavors just POP! I don't know what which-craft is involved in this but the spell definitely works. Find Gideon's, make the line and get a mix of cookies and a few slices of cake and head home for some Netflix and dessert!

Stopped by Joffrey's at Disney Springs and picked up the Disney Villains "Have a Bite Brew" ground…read morecoffee for around $16.99 USD. They had a lot of different themed blends with really nice packaging, and honestly I wanted to buy more, but it's hard to justify grabbing multiple bags at that price when you don't know if you'll actually like them. One thing I noticed was that the coffee was only available pre-ground in store, with no whole bean option. I asked one of the employees and they confirmed that whole bean coffee is only available online. I brewed this in a French press. The bag mentions notes of apple, caramel, and cinnamon. I could definitely smell it while drinking the coffee, especially the apple and cinnamon, but I didn't really taste them all that much in the actual coffee. However, it was very easy to drink. This was much lighter than the coffees I normally drink, with almost no bitterness. Nothing fancy, just a smooth cup of coffee that was enjoyable to drink black. One thing I wish Joffrey's offered was a way to try the coffees before committing to a bag. With so many different blends, it would be nice if they had sample jars of the grounds to smell, small tasting samples, or even brewed versions of the specialty blends available to order. Instead, they only had a limited selection of roasts and teas available for take out. A lot of the bags sound interesting, but you're mostly buying based on the description and hoping for the best. Overall, I enjoyed this one and would consider picking up another bag on a future Disney trip. The next blends I'd be interested in trying are Snow White's Just One Bite, Daisy Duck Lavender, and Tiana's Bayou Beignet.

Got a fruit smoothie and it was super tasty in the heat. Service was quick and efficient. The mango…read moreone was my favorite. Little stand in the corner of Disney springs

We stopped in because this bakery is well known for its gluten-free offerings, and we wanted to…read morecheck it out while we were in the area. Unfortunately, none of us was really in the mood for something sweet at that moment, so we didn't end up buying anything. We did take a look around, though, and the bakery is absolutely adorable. The pink décor is charming, cheerful, and makes for a fun atmosphere. Although we can't comment on the food or baked goods this time, it's definitely a place we'd like to come back to on a future visit when we're ready to indulge. I definitely will spread the word to my friends!

Love this kitchen sink item to give you a couple different tastes…read more I'm so appreciative a vegan bakery is here at Disney Springs and that it's doing well. Their menu changes from time to time so check out any new offerings.

I had an absolutely fantastic meal at Homecomin. I checked in for our reservation and we were…read moreseated about 10 minutes after. Our waiter, Tim, came right to our table and he was immediately warm and personable. We ended up speaking and joking with him throughout the meal and it made it that much more enjoyable. We ordered mac & cheese, a biscuit, broccolini l, coleslaw and two chicken burgers. For one of the chicken burgers, we asked for grilled chicken instead of fried chicken and they were more than happy to accommodate. Both the grilled and fried chicken were incredibly tender and the sandwiches were so tasty. The mac & cheese was some of the best I've ever had. It was creamy and cheesy with a layer of baked cheese on top. The coleslaw was also perfectly sweet and crunchy. The biscuit was cheesy, warm and flaky. To end our email, Tim brought us a piece of hummingbird cake on the house, and we really appreciated the gesture. Between the food and the service, this was a fantastic experience and I can't wait to go back.

Outstanding!!!! Food was amazing. The customer service was great…read more It gets packed so I recommend trying to make reservations or arriving early especially for Brunch weekends. My family and I had a great experience while visiting from NY. Will definitely return here when I go back to Disney Springs.

Such a cute spot with delicious flavors, I loved the sea salt with caramel ribbons and the…read morechocolate gooey brownie. The staff were so lovely and kind! Cannot wait to return

I went to Salt & Straw expecting "just ice cream" and instead got a full-blown personality…read moreexperience in a cone. First of all, the flavors read like someone dared a chef to turn a farmer's market, a cocktail bar, and a childhood memory into dessert--and somehow it works. I sampled things I cannot pronounce, things I would normally avoid, and at least one flavor that sounded like it belonged in a Thanksgiving side dish. Every single one made me pause mid-bite like, "Wait... why is this actually amazing?" The staff? Unreasonably patient. I asked for so many samples I started to feel like I was conducting a scientific study. Not once did they judge me. If anything, they enabled me. What I appreciate most is that it's not just gimmicky weirdness--there's actual thought behind every flavor. You can taste the intention, the creativity, and possibly a little chaos. Final verdict: Salt & Straw is what happens when ice cream stops playing it safe, goes to art school, and comes back with bold ideas and great taste. Come curious, leave slightly confused but very happy.

Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe is one of my favorite stops at EPCOT! Located in the Norway Pavilion, this…read morecharming bakery offers a fun selection of Norwegian-inspired pastries, desserts, and drinks. The School Bread is a must-try--soft, sweet, filled with creamy custard, and topped with coconut. Everything feels unique and different from the typical theme park snacks, which makes stopping here part of the EPCOT experience, including talking and service with cast members from Norway. It's the perfect place to grab a sweet treat while exploring World Showcase, and the Norway Pavilion atmosphere makes it even more enjoyable. A delicious and memorable stop that I highly recommend adding to your EPCOT day!

BIG Disappointment!! We just got our annual pass, after taking about a 6 year break from Disney. On…read morethe first day back we were excited to try out some of our previous "best spots" for snacks. This was one that we had really enjoyed at EPCOT. I do understand that overtime menu items change, but would argue they should change for the better and not get worse. Our "go-to" in the past was their awesome pretzel that was a sweet pretzel with toasted almonds. This was soft and basically a perfect treat. On this visit, I was informed they no longer had it and the sweet pretzel had raisins and some chocolate drizzled on it. So, we did try it. This pretzel was a total disappointment. It was hard, almost as if it was stale and very chewy. The taste was very blah and basically not appetizing at all. We shared it and at the end felt we should have taken it back and asked for a refund. Cost was higher, for something that was kind of "bad" for Disney expectations. We did also try the school bread, which also was not great, not a soft pastry and also not fresh tasting. I don't have a comparison, as I ordered this as to try two items since I wasn't sure we would like the pretzel. The overall building was clean and there were adequate seats. Needless to say, until the previous quality returns at this location, we will look toward other venues and not visit this one again.

This bakery was a great stop by the France section of EPCOT. The line is deceptively long but moves…read morepretty fast, all things considered. We ordered the Quiche Lorraine, filled with ham and Gruyere cheese which they warmed up before serving. The buttery, flaky crust gave way to a rich, silky custard that was packed with savory flavor. The Gruyere added a wonderful nutty depth while the ham brought just the right amount of saltiness to balance everything out. For dessert, we shared the Raspberry Macaron with Lime Cream. The macaron shells had a delicate crisp exterior with a soft, chewy center, while the filling delivered a bright combination of tart raspberry and refreshing lime. It wasn't overwhelmingly sweet, allowing the fruit flavors to really shine. It was a light, refreshing finish after the richness of the quiche. This bakery delivers on both quality and flavor. Everything tasted fresh, beautifully prepared, perfect for a relaxing break from the bustle outside.

Stopped by in the evening to grab some dessert & I was so thankful it was not super busy. Staff…read morewere very friendly and patient while I looked around and asked about their items. They have tables inside, so we opted to enjoy our food here. Items ordered: Hot chocolate- Good chocolate flavor and not too sweet Macaroons- kiddo ate them but I did not try them Almond croissant- flaky, great almond flavor, and delicious!! Chocolate mousse- not too sweet and texture and flavor were fine. Tarte au citron- yummy lemon tart! Plain croissant- perfectly executed We tried to go back for lunch the following day but the lunch line was insane and they do not offer mobile ordering.

I love Joffery's coffee and flavored drinks. This location is located right in front of the…read morefriendship boat launch in the front of the World Showcase in Epcot. The service was friendly, and quick to make your order. They offer non dairy milk as well. I got the Jamaican me crazy cold brew with Irish cream flavor shot and almond milk. It was just under $7, for a large.

My last park stop on the 2026 annual passholder coffee challenge! Sadly this is definitely my least…read morefavorite drink so far. Epcot offers the Parisian pebble cold brew which is a fruit-flavored cereal cold brew with whipped cream and fruity pebbles on top. Unfortunately, even half-sweet, the cold brew gives off a bubblegum taste rather than cereal taste. Probably won't finish it and I hate to waste--it is off-putting to the taste buds. Staff was friendly as always and service was quick, but this drink just wasn't it for me. One last stop: Disney springs!

Nathan was amazing, he made great smalltalk, let me put in my food at halftime of the Knicks game,…read moreand even gave me some food recommendations. I absolutely loved it. He deserves a huge raise, not just for my experience, but he clearly knows what he's doing with other people. The place was great, lots of TV's and tables. I love the little Larry O'Bryan trophy pins that were given out! Lastly, again, Nathan was amazing, took a picture with him cause in just a few hours he felt like a friend. Amazing overall experience

We slipped into this restaurant after the movies for some dinner and were satisfied that we did…read more I ordered the Scorpion Burger (Pepper jack, pickled jalapeños, five pepper jam, arugula, vine-ripened tomato, scorpion pepper aioli) medium rare. The better half ordered the smoked cheddar mac n' cheese (Grilled chicken, bacon, smoked cheddar cheese sauce, cavatappi). The entrees were delivered, fresh and hot, in a timely manner. If you like spice the Scorpion Burger will not disappoint, as it did not disappoint me! It was very flavorful and a decent sized burger. Whomever cooked it hit the medium rare aspect perfectly. The wife really enjoyed her gourmet mac n' cheese as well. Service was above average. Attentive, but not annoying. This restaurant is pretty darn big, with a medium noise level (for those that wonder). We would gladly eat here again.