Located inside the Disney Swan Resort so it's very convenient if you're staying at the hotel…read more Prices will reflect that convenience. I went in between the breakfast & lunch rush and was the only customer at the time. They had 3-4 people working (or just standing around chatting) The cashier that rang me up was not friendly, I asked her why the prices of the matcha latte was the same for the small or large size? Mumbled something to me that I couldn't understand and looked bothered I was even asking a question, even tho the shop was dead empty. My drink ... was meh and overpriced. Even tho I stayed at the resort a week, I didn't bother to return here. Walked off campus to find better options, get fresh air, and not have terrible customer service.

The prices were so steep, but I suppose that is really just the overall vibe at Disney. I purchased…read morea single slice of carrot cake and it was $13. I would say the slice could feed 2-3 people and I ate it in portions. The taste was rich and delicious. I also purchased the chicken cordon blue sandwich and I enjoyed that. I asked them to toast it for me and they did! Everyone working here was so kind and helpful. The convenience of this store (being located directly in the hotel) makes it so that I would definitely stop by again if I was staying here, however I think that the pricing is a bit predatory.

4 Quick line and…read moreservice Plenty of quick pick items and pastries, hot and cold to include hot breakfast sandwiches and cold sandwich, salad, and platter options (charcuterie). Egg white wrap with tomatoes and mushroom was very good. Lots of patties, typical coffee house type Smoothies, milkshakes, boba Good coffee options Alcohol options, as well as mini bottles, beers, and seltzers Clean and organized, cute coffee house vibe Very easy as an onsite option

Inside of the Loews Sapphire Falls Resort. I had fresh Pepperoni and Cheese Pizza! And Chicken…read moresoup. It was okay, so-so. The chocolate chip cookies were the bomb! The oatmeal cookie was alright too! Look! There was a Universal figure!

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.

After experiencing a few attractions at Epcot, we came across the French restaurant. We observed…read morethe variety of pastries and sandwiches that are offered at the restaurant. After waiting in line for five to ten minutes, it was our turn to order. We discussed the available options with the server and decided on the Macaron Trio, Apple n Brie, and Framboise. Our food arrived quickly, within five minutes. It was delicious and satisfying, providing us with the energy we needed to continue exploring the park's other attractions. It was a great place to stop, especially with its variety of sweet treat options.

Love that it opens at 5:30am since I am an early riser!…read more I had the Flyin Hawaiian smoothie and it was really good. Very pineapple forward. It's located right inside the main entrance so it's the perfect spot to get a drink or snack when you're coming or going.

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.

Citrus 28 is located inside the Hilton Buena Vista. During my last visit to Disney World for the…read moreRunDisney Springtime Surprise 2026 race, my family and I ended up staying at the Hilton Buena Vista. Several times during the evenings, we decided to grab some snacks and food from Citrus 28. It wasn't too far from the Hotel elevators to our room on the 16th floor. This ended up as one of those super convenient locations that really delivered way beyond my expectations as a hotel quick service café. The layout is a hybrid of a grab and go market and a casual café. Coffee, pastries, snacks, sandwiches, pizza, breakfast bowls, and other quick grabs with many options prior to going off to the parks or after a long day at Disney. I did see this area was very busy especially during morning hours, however, the lines were moving much quicker than I would have thought! The thing that really jumped out at me was how much better the quality of the food was compared to your average hotel convenience store. Many of their menu items are made fresh to order and there seemed to be quite an assortment of items to choose from as well! It's the type of location where you can quickly get something and feel like you're getting something satisfying rather than grabbing something from a vending machine! One of the trips inside Citrus 28, I ended up getting their Philly Cheesesteak! It was delicious! It had plenty of beef and cheese. The bread was a sesame bun! It was great for a quick meal. One of the other evenings, we got some ice cream from Citrus 28! I thought Citrus 28 was a solid option if you're staying at Buena Vista Palace or nearby. It's quick, convenient, and surprisingly good for hotel dining. Definitely one of those places that makes early mornings or late evenings easier if you're looking for snacks or food!

I enjoyed being able to go downstairs at anytime to order snacks and any beverages. The service was…read moregreat. I ordered coffee before hitting the parks and it was great. I would definitely check this spot out when staying at the hotel.

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.

Expensive but convenient and food and beverage is decent. We enjoyed their iced vanilla latte and…read morebreakfast sandwiches each morning. There are tons of snacks, beverages, prepared foods for easy to-go; and a limited menu of hot food options. Full coffee bar was great - felt like Starbucks. Also a fro-yo self serve bar with toppings which is fun and refreshing.

Would actually give this 3.5 if I could, slightly above average…read more Was looking for some coffee on my way back to the Dolphin and found Fuel in the lobby. The store is kind of cute. There's food available and has a convenience store vibe. Coffee reminds me of a chain that also serves donuts, a bit on the sweeter side. And like everything else ay Disney, terribly overpriced. The coffee I got was $14. I got the special Strawberry coffee and I liked it. If I got it again, I would probably ask for a half shot of flavor to tame the sweetness. Works if you're looking for coffee, but may want to seek out something else if sweet and expensive isn't your thing.

Gave Tuk Tuk two tries but was not a winner either time. First, we had an after dinner gelato trip…read more Unfortunately, they do not offer true gelato. The consistency was off, it seemed like it defrosted and re-froze maybe. It was very icey and not creamy at all. The second night, we ordered a cheese pizza for the kids, and they didn't even finish one piece each. Hopefully they can get better quality products in the future, or we won't return.

The food was so tasty. The prices were great too. They have a great selection and it was perfect…read morefor a quick lunch. The place is small, so the food comes out quickly. They have nice portions and glad they came to my neighborhood!