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.

Might be the best cookie I ever had. It cost $5.50 and was served in a small paper bag. It tasted…read moreexactly like what a s'mores cookie should taste like: chocolatey, not too sweet, with gooey marshmallow. I liked it a lot and considered getting a few more. But the cashier said they only last about 3 days and I wasn't going home until 4 days later. I probably could have froze them. Oh well, it gives me an excuse to return! The Cookie Bar at summer house serves as a nice AC'd respite if you are trying to evade the summer heat and humidity. They have a few tables inside and you can also get a nice beverage in addition to the cookies. The cookie bar is impressive in and of itself. There are cookies stacked on cookies displaying like 20 different kinds. I was tempted to get the Thai banana one and the seasonal cherry pie one, but alas, I got the smores. I also got a peach lemonade and it was great!! Very refreshing! I highly recommend this place even if you prefer crispy cookies. They have a good crunch while still being chewy.

This place has the BEST cookies I've ever had!…read more Gideon's Bake house line was too long, so I came here instead. I won't be putting them 2nd on my next visit. Making a beeline straight to this place. The cookie crew was so nice and patient, even with all those people. The goods were so flavorful and moist. Absolutely perfect. I'd go back for these alone. They too had a line, but it wasn't around the corner, And was moving fast. Then there's the price. This place is significantly cheaper than It's competitors. Like $5 a cookie. My fave was the peanut butter cup cookie. My word, I want one right now! At any rate, come here, and bring me back a cookie:)

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.

- Limited menu for breakfast/brunch options but they have a lot of pastries…read more - There are only about 6 tables inside, a couple of tables outside too - I got the tartine and the bread was so soggy - Pastry was good

Great mom and pop place for breakfast, menu is simple but great selections , have many variety of…read morepastries and staff is very attentive . Place is small with limited seating and can get little crowded . Food was great and price are very reasonable

Extremely similar to Bake N Babes cookies in Tampa! In other words 10/10 excellent. The cookie is…read moreserved in like a muffin shell, but the cookie is thick and gooey just how I like it. This was legit good. $6.59 for one.

Though Disneyland and Disney California Adventure are my home parks, it's taken me several years…read moreand being in the midst of a pandemic to finally try the highly-praised Jack-Jack Num Num Cookie only to do so at Walt Disney World (across the country). Wow! Talk about the hype is real...it's definitely real! Soft in the middle, crispy on the outside, loaded with a ton of chocolate chips and super thick, it is what all chocolate cookie lovers dream of. Highly recommend if you're in the mood for a sweet treat at Hollywood Studios. The Neighborhood Bakery is located in Hollywood Studios right outside Toy Story Land and near the Incredible's Celebration area. Though they have other snacks to order, their real claim-to-fame there is the Num Num Cookie. We had questionable service there, which is why I'm docking a star off. The CM seemed super annoyed and angry working. We were mutually having trouble hearing each other and she would get so visibly upset with each exchange. Luckily, the cookie saved the day or it would have been a bust! At the time of our visit, they were not taking an AP discount. Also keep in mind you will need a park reservation to Hollywood Studios to grab a snack/treat at Neighborhood Bakery.

This was my first time here but from someone I know who was here before, they must have it…read moredecorated for fall and the menu has different seasonal options to go along with that. The building itself is stunning, it feels like a carousel that aspired to be a martini bar. There are gorgeous anchor decor pieces like a big gold chariot when you walk in, massive gold and crystal chandeliers, all of which are otherwise accompanied by all white and crown molded elegance. Yeah, this is a birthday / date night / girls night drink vibe for sure! Prices are what you would expect for both a martini / specialty cake place as well as being on Disney property. Cocktails ranged from $19 to $25 and beers were $12, though I think they may have all been canned if I'm not mistaken. Drinks we ordered, both 5 star: Spiced Elderflower Pear - this was so good, i would definitely order it again, it's giving a really nice fall cozy cocktail vibe because of the cinnamon and cider, with gold glitter shimmer atop the foam it's also pretty! Orange Blossom Martini - a peachy / citrusy little number topped with a cream to match and orange zest. one of the pricier martinis, understandably, but if you're a citrus fan this is definitely amazing! Oh also, you can ask for a cup to-go if you want to leave and go back out to the boardwalk so that's also a great win!

This was my second visit to The Cake Bake shop this year, and the food quality was somewhat poorer…read morethan my first experience in June 2026. I ordered the bowl of gumbo same as last time, but this time instead of the "add lump crab" option offered in June, the only add-on option was to add shrimp for $12. The shrimp were cold and layered on top of the soup, and didn't add as much to the dish as the crab offered previously. The gumbo was noticeably less spicy this time, and the accompanying "toasted baguette" slices were the consistency of croutons. The appetizer/side of truffle French fries arrived as a generous yet barely warm portion. Each of the 3 desserts we ordered were great: Celebration Cake, Champagne Raspberry Cake, and the Apple Pie. Our table was impressed with the amount of thinly sliced apples stuffed into the tall slice of pie. Yes, the cake slices are still notoriously large and expensive. At $22 per large slice a single portion equals 2 slices of cake that would be priced around $12 each, so your dessert math may make this price point a value if you intend to share. Service was fun and friendly. The biggest qualm on this visit: The hostess outside in the front of the restaurant was passive-aggressive in the most chipper way of being unhelpful upon my arrival. Didn't set the stage for an amazing experience.

We visited Celebration for the first time this last Spring. When searching for gluten-free options,…read moreFortuna Bakery was recommended. We are so glad it was. A return trip to Celebration would be worth the visit simply for Fortuna Bakery. We stopped in to see what the options were for baked goods. Were we surprised to find so much more! The service was outstanding! The staff were cheerful, helpful, and knowledgeable. Rather than simply telling us there were no more arepas, they checked to see how long it would be and we waited for a piping hot one. The chicken empanadas are delicious, and if you have not had an arepa before, do not pass up the opportunity. Fortuna takes it to a whole new level, and the generous slab of cheese is the perfect topping. As to the gluten-free baked good? Amazing! The cakes were a perfect top off for a a joyful birthday in Celebration. There is outdoor café-style seating, which simply adds to the experience.

Came by Fortuna Bakery while I was in the area and decided to grab coffee and a snack here after a…read morequick snack and coffee. They have a wide variety of bakery items, pastries, and dessert, but I ended up getting a pan de bono and a tiramisu latte. The latte was surely the star of the show, they filled it to the brim and topped it with a delicious, thick cream that I couldn't get enough of and a lady finger cookie which was perfect for dipping in the coffee. I would definitely come back for this! The pan de bono was alright, it was a bit greasy and didn't have much of a strong flavor. I'll have to come back for another latte and to try more of their delicious looking pastries!

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!

I love that they added a little kiosk outside with limited options for those who want to save time…read more I was just there for the school bread so I was able to walk right up and get back on the trek around World Showcase. I thought the school bread was just ok. It was sweeter than I was expecting. But, I'm glad I tried it since it's not something you can typically find outside of Epcot in the US.