Best Coffee at WDW (IMHO) is....

[k5jm]

...The amazing press pot at Jiko. We had that this weekend and it was fantastic!!!

 

[ADP]

Most of the pressed pots at Disney World are very good. I tried a 100% Kona blend at the Kona Cafe a few years ago and it was excellent.

 

[roomthreeseventeen]

The coffee at the Boardwalk Bakery isn't bad, either.

 

[DisneyKevin]

The press pot at Citrico's is equally as good Mike.

But nothing beats my Timothy's Italian Melange from our Keurig.

 

[roomthreeseventeen]

I don't know what a Keurig is. Must Google. We drink Fairway French Roast coffee from our French Press.

 

[FireDancer]

I'm assuming the press pot at Jiko is the same as the one at Boma and if so I agree with you. I like it even better than the Kona which is also excellent.

 

[jcb]

It may not be (and most assuredly is not) the "best" coffee at WDW but I was surprised to actually receive brewed coffee at DHS last week. Starring Rolls and the CS by the backlot tour served it. It was actually tolerable, compared, of course, to the Nescrape' served on the ship.

Is this new?

 

[roomthreeseventeen]

They only serve Nescafe on the ship? That would be a serious deterrent to ever taking a Disney cruise!

 

[WaltD4Me]

Most of the pressed pots at Disney World are very good. I tried a 100% Kona blend at the Kona Cafe a few years ago and it was excellent.

I agree. Excellent. My favorite coffee at WDW.

I was also pleasantly surprised to have good coffee in November at the little coffee stand outside of TOT at DHS and at the coffee stand in Epcot around the corner from Mouse Gears on the way to Mission Space.

I just bought my brother a coffee mug that says "Life is too Short to Drink Cheap Coffee." My brother and I are coffee snobs. I was disappointed they only had one left, I wanted one for myself.

 

[Golf4food]

The Kona press pot at the Poly and the Kenyan bean press pot at the AKL are both very good in their own ways - the Kona is sweeter, the Kenyan is more earthy.

The Joffrey's stands have ground, brewed bean coffee that is pretty good - infinitely better than Nescrape. This was the first trip in a long time I was able to get at least a decent cup of coffee outside of a TS restaurant. Hooray! About time Disney wised up to it.

 

[rchristiansen]

The french press pot at Kouzinna. We had it this last October and it was YUMMY!

 

[KathyTX]

...The amazing press pot at Jiko. We had that this weekend and it was fantastic!!!

I second this- this was a very nice end to a wonderful dinner!

 

[simonkodousek]

I LOVEEEEE the coffee at Kona! Although if you put enough cream and sugar in the NesCRAPe, it can be decent in a pinch. I'm one of those, "would you like some coffee with your cream?" kind of people, LOL.

 

[BriarRosie]

I agree that all the press pot coffees are great. But I did drink the crappy cruise coffee. It was still miles above the coffee at work. I needed the coffee!

 

[dalt01]

I don't know what a Keurig is. Must Google. We drink Fairway French Roast coffee from our French Press.

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2360207

 

[SamSam]

...The amazing press pot at Jiko. We had that this weekend and it was fantastic!!!

I agree, Jiko's press pot is my favorite. Having said that, all the press pots I've had at WDW have been good.

 

[Gav N Becx]

They only serve Nescafe on the ship? That would be a serious deterrent to ever taking a Disney cruise!

The coffee from Cove Cafe on the ship is excellent. They give out collector cards too, so that every sixth cup is free. This also includes alcoholic coffees.
So you can buy 5 non-alcoholic coffees and have the sixth as an alcoholic coffee totally free.
I thought the Italian coffee (Galliano) was quite unusual!

For WDW, I have found that the new coffee stalls they have set up just outside the parks (and Ticket/Transport centre) do a pretty good cup of coffee...glug glug glug

 

[Naively Occur]

I agree - all the press pots are tasty.

As for at home - I've converted from press pot to Bialetti Moka Express Stovetop Espresso (which I think beasts all the single serve options out there). Pair that with some Peet's Major Dicskason's blend and I could spend hours just drinking coffee.