Le Petit Cafe is a pretty solid spot to grab a coffee or pastry if you're by the Riviera resort. I…read moreordered an iced mocha. It was solid, but I do wish they mixed in the mocha sauce since it all settled to the bottom. I did appreciate that they had oat milk as an option for my drink. We also tried the raspberry brioche, which was really soft and delicious! They have cute and comfortable seating if you plan on eating there. I visited in the morning, so it wasn't too busy and our drinks came out fairly quick. I would definitely recommend Le Petit Cafe if you're staying at the Riviera or a nearby resort.

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.

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.

Our first day at EPCOT as we wandered through France, the line for this quick service restaurant…read morewas literally out the door. There had to have been a couple hundred people in line. I was not about to do that but on our second trip to EPCOT the line was considerably shorter (barely outside the stanchions) so we picked up dinner here. It's delicious. The turkey BLT I ordered was excellent. We also got a few desserts, though they aren't listed on the menu so I can't remember what it was. There was one with maybe some kind of cream and strawberries, and that was our favorite. My friend got the croissant that went viral; it is huge, about a foot long at least and half dipped in chocolate. Service was quick and friendly. Definitely worth a stop if the line isn't out the door, since it moves fairly quickly.

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.

Food was very good! We had 5 people and not a single person was disappointed!…read more The owners were super friendly and very welcoming and the environment was very clean.

Tremendous food and coffee, and the owners are both super polite/ welcoming. Can't wait to come…read moreback here soon!

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!

I can't handle how beautiful this little bakery is. Absolutely stunning design and set up all in…read moreall. Little Spoon is hidden inside Conrad Orlando at Evermore, on top of Sophia's Trattoria. And also how we heard about Little Spoon. We just finished brunch at Sophia's and wanted a bakery/coffee spot for fancy coffee or desserts. You'll find Little Spoon on your right if you were entering from the front main entrance, it's towards the convention space and next to the Conrad Office. Let me just start by saying I'm completely OBSESSED with this space and design. The gorgeous EVERYTHING from the space, vibe, displays and pastries. Lovely set up all in all. Even the refrigerators displaying the beverages are beautiful. My son immediately found the candy section. They also had snacks, beverages, pastries, coffee, tea, breakfast, lunch and gelato. The pastries blew me away. Like Michelin star presentation level pastries. They also had many mini wine bottles and mini liquor bottles, not travel size but half sized liquor bottles. The good stuff too. No cheap brands here. You can tell quality is their game! They also have a few seating options with tables and chairs behind Little Spoon overlooking the view in the back of the hotel. There are also two benches located by the front underneath the Little Spoon sign. Another thing I noticed is the super cute logo and excellent choice of fonts that really gave this place even more personality. Yes, I'm a font geek! Lol. We were debating driving to the other side of town to Light on the Sugar or Tous Les Jours which are two of my favorite bakeries in Orlando and I try to hit those up when I can. So we ended up only getting two passion fruit macarons which my daughters love. I saw a sign for Pistachio Cake and would have loved to try that but they were sold out. Of course. Service is wonderful here. There was a very nice gentleman who helped us and he was very attentive too. I didn't catch his name but he had a pleasant demeanor. You may see him in my photos. When we paid for our macarons, he also made sure to inform me that there is an automatic gratuity already included in our total. Wow. You don't get many places that give you a heads up on this. I feel many places take advantage of the automatic gratuity and use it as a chance to get extra if you didn't know it was already included or didn't read the small print. Just checked my receipt and I think the gentleman helping us was Pedro. Thanks for the stellar service Pedro! Little Spoon is amazing and now I wish we tried the coffee and got a fancier pastry item. Next time we're in the area, we'll have to stop by here again and really splurge!

Located inside the Conrad Evermore hotel. It's a grab and go area, but items can be marked up…read morehigher as it's a resort. Gelato was delicious, but be warned that when purchasing food at the resort, that they automatically include gratuity.

My review is solely for the store and convenience, not the customer service…read more This was the little shop in the hotel I called home while at Disney; they made life a little easier in the early mornings, but as some have said, the prices are steep. Something that costs two dollars in a store costs five dollars here, but that's to be expected. The store was well kept and maintained at all times, even during the early-morning rush. In the late evening, I wanted a snack and stopped by to get a cup of fresh fruit. In the mornings, I stopped by for my energy drink and banana. I didn't get anything from their kitchen, but some of the guests said their soup and sandwiches were very good. The customer service is lacking, and I did not include them in my five stars. The morning staff was a bit better than the evening. The evening staff had the attitude of "just doing their job"; when it came to being warm and friendly, they were very dry. The store itself is really appreciated!

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!

A friend and I happened upon this little spot while searching for somewhere to have lunch. And…read morewow, what a little win. It was a Tuesday afternoon and it wasn't busy. We were greeted right away by Tracy and showed the menus and the FIFA cup drink competition options. While we were perusing and making decisions, Juan came up and gave more input on the menu adding some details on where items are sourced and customization options. We placed our orders - I decided on a cobb salad with a grilled chicken add-on. I was able to get just olive oil and vinegar for my dressing. We chose our seats and waited for our food. It came out fairly quickly. My chicken was missing but once I pointed this out, it was remedied very quickly. Several times during our meal, various staff members came over to check on us and make sure that all else was well. This is when we learned that the place becomes a lounge in the evenings and a church on Sundays. Say what??!! What a very creative use for this space. I enjoyed my salad and the very laid back, friendly vibe of this place. I definitely want to come back.

Wow, what a cute space!…read more We wanted to get some tea, and this place came up as nearby. The interior is pretty & cute, and cavernous large. I was totally taken off guard by how big it was. There's a huge performance stage with some music gear stored onstage. There was only 1 person working the counter, taking orders & making the drinks, and I think only one person kitchen. As a result with a small team, service was slow. I got a chai & my friend got something else, forgot what, something coffee. I got something almond tasting from the bakery - maybe biscotti or cookies, can't remember, and my friend gave me her two cute tiny amaretti cookies they gave her with her coffee - very tasty but she has a tree nut allergy. Both were served in glass cups. I can imagine it'd be VERY slow service if it was more crowded. There were only about 10-15 people there while we were & it was at least 10 mins before our drinks were done, maybe longer. So if you are not in a rush it would be an amazing option for a 3rd place! The other folks there had laptops & earbuds, and it looked like they were working.