When it's warm and humid, a piece of fresh fruit and a cold drink is just what you need! Love the…read morehealthier option, and always easy to grab n go with friendly cast members. This is located outside the Safari, so you can refuel after or quickly before you enjoy a ride to see amazing animals. Check it out during your Animal Kingdom day!

Harambe Fruit Market (at Disney Animal Kingdom in Orlando) offers a variety of fresh fruit,…read moregrilled corn (which is hit or miss depending on whether or not they're grilling it fresh or bringing it in from elsewhere), snacks (chips/cheeses,etc) & soft drinks. They also have one of our favorites--the Mickey pretzel with cheese dip aka plastic cheese. Our pretzel was hot & fresh, with the perfect amount of salt & served with a nice cup of Alejandro plastic cheese. Service was friendly, accurate & efficient.

This is a great pitstop if you're looking for a quick AC blast and some refreshments. The free…read moresamples of Coca Cola products from around the world is such a cool experience! It was interesting to see everyone's opinions. I heard the dad from the family next to me say that Beverly was his favorite which is crazy because it didn't even taste edible to me. I had an apple lychee and some sort of watermelon sodas that were pretty good.

Such a "COOL" place ! So happy to see it still open, and quite busy!! It's so neat to get to try…read moresamples of soda from all over the world. This is a MUST on an Epcot day!

Walking into Main Street Confectionery at Disney World feels like stepping into an old fashioned…read morecandy shop in the best possible way. I love being able to watch some of the treats being made while the smell of sugar and chocolate basically follows you around the store. The whole place has that nostalgic Disney sweetness that makes it hard to leave empty handed, even if you fully intended to "just look." Mobile ordering was surprisingly fast and easy, which helped avoid some of the crowd inside. There are also so many different treats to choose from that narrowing it down becomes the hardest part of the visit. It's one of those classic Main Street stops that always adds a little extra magic to the day.

The candy store of your dreams! Cookies, popcorn, candy and more fill this beautiful shop on Main…read moreStreet. I highly recommend a frozen beverage to keep cool - we had watermelon fanta.

Small little shop. I missed it the last time I was here and was super excited to finally try the…read moreorange cream float. It was super refreshing and I love the dole wipe soft serve. There is usually a long line but it goes by pretty quickly.

So yummy and refreshing! Especially on a HOT day. It's a must to get one here. Fast service as…read morewell. They have seasonal flavors as well, so make sure to watch for those!

Orange World first caught my attention because of its bright, eye-catching building and iconic…read morename. I honestly wasn't sure what to expect, but it ended up being a fun little roadside stop that's worth checking out. While I expected it to be all about oranges, it's actually a souvenir shop with a small section dedicated to citrus products, along with a much larger selection of classic Florida and Disney-themed gifts, apparel, and keepsakes. It's a great place to browse if you're looking to bring home a souvenir from your trip. Outside, there's a fresh fruit stand where you can sample some of the citrus before you buy. Everything tasted fresh, and if you're traveling home, they even offer shipping so you can send Florida's famous oranges and other goodies directly to your doorstep. It's a quick stop, but a charming one. Whether you're looking for souvenirs, fresh fruit, or just want to check out one of Florida's classic roadside attractions, Orange World is a fun little gem that's worth pulling over for.

I've lived in Kissimmee for two years now and I've driven past this past multiple times and never…read morestepped foot inside. I decided this summer today was the day I'd finally step inside and see what it was all about. I was pretty underwhelmed when I went inside. I wasn't expecting greatness, but I was expecting more orange-related foods and objects. It felt like 60% to 70% of the store was filled with knock off Disney paraphernalia. I figured it'd be a tourist trap and it definitely is. I checked it off my to-do list and browsed the place but I didn't find anything worthy to purchase.

I looked forward to a visit all day and like several others, came before leaving the park. Their…read moreofferings are displayed in a case and note pricing. Popcorn can be ordered in their pre-made selections or you can stand in line to request your preferred toppings. I came for a caramel apple. SO disappointed when it was handed to me. Basically it was a packaged apple that I could've picked up from the grocery store. The caramel was so thin - and we noticed the "best by"'date was basically the next day so I questioned how fresh it was. Glaciers are sold here as well in 4-5 flavors.

I don't know how I missed the Main Street Confectionery during my past Disney World trips, but…read moreduring my latest Magic Kingdom visit in October, I saw the Main Street Confectionery at Main Street U.S.A, as soon as you enter the theme park on the right side. As soon as I walked inside the shop, I could smell the chocolate, caramel, and the freshly popped popcorn! It's a class sweet shop. The shop has a variety of treats which are made fresh on site! Glass classes are filled with hand dipped caramel apples, massive Mickey shaped marshmallow wands, fudge in rotating flavors, and other items like crispy rice treats coated in themed sprinkles! You can actually watch the candy makers behind large windows which is so much fun! The Confectionary also introduces seasonal and limited edition treats that tie in holidays, park celebrations, and special events. There are a lot of prepackaged candies as well, and exclusive popcorn mixes, and even themed chocolate bars that you can purchase! I actually ended up getting a frozen lemonade mix from the Main Street Confectionary. It was a nice warm day in October and it was a perfect refresh drink to enjoy at a bench in Main Street U.S.A. The store does accept Disney's annual pass for a discount! The team members are fantastic!

4 Stars for a cute little farm shop right by Kelly's Homemade Ice Cream!…read more Walking in, I saw that it was a small space, but has tons of potential! They featured local farm eggs, produce, poultry & beef, bread, flowers, honey, and even a couple of candles! I would recommend stopping by to grab some local tomatoes and kale for a special salad. I appreciated that they had bread because I had just run out! They had a sweet sourdough and garlic & herb variety in stock. I will say that it was pricey... $18 for a loaf means this will be a special treat, but not necessary a weekly loaf. With that said, if you miss the Monday Audubon Farmer's Market and are in a pinch- they've got some essentials covered. I hope they keep increasing their produce offerings as it was still somewhat limited, but could see them featuring fruit, more veggies, and gourds in the future -fingers crossed- Overall, a great little shop and love supporting a local farm! (And they have gift cards!)

Based on the fictional sweets shop made popular in the "Harry Potter" universe, this real-life…read moreversion of Honeydukes is pure sugar-coated magic. Tucked right in the heart of Hogsmeade in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter section of the Universal Studios Orlando theme park, this charming little shop feels like it's been pulled straight out of the Harry Potter films. It's ridiculously photogenic with its pastel walls, crooked shelves, and jars of glittering sweets stacked to the ceiling. Oh, and it smells A-MA-ZING inside! The candy selection is both whimsical and weird. You'll find Chocolate Frogs with collectible wizard cards, Fizzing Whizzbees that "pop" just enough to make you giggle, and Bertie Bott's Every-Flavour Beans, which range from tasty to absolutely gross (this has to be a favorite with the kiddos). They also have a cooler that sells cold Potter-themed water as well as standard sodas. There's a small bakery case that has other treats that look great but are disappointing. The overpriced cupcake with glittery pink frosting that I got was a little stale. Prices here are on the higher side, but since this is a fully immersive theme park, remember that you're paying for the experience as much as the candy. The store is small and can get really packed with people during busier times of the day.

Aaah the beauty of Harry Potter world. Honeydukes was a great stop in another part of a fantasy…read moreworld made real. Getting to not only see and walk inside this store, but also the accuracy of the set up and being able to make purchases was a great experience. I made sure to buy chocolate frogs and bonbons! The pink and Pastel colors took be back to redo g the books and watching the movies. I still can't believe how well this recreation was done.