Best coffee venue in the parks and Village?

[Mike Jones]

Any recommendations?

 

[chrismoo]

Has to be Salon Mickey, I think its the exclusivity

 

[bavaria]

the takeaway inside the train station....

and the BEST is Paul at Val d'Europe and many other locations in Paris

Nothing else stands out as memorable. Sorry!

 

[Cyrano]

and the BEST is Paul at Val d'Europe

Hoping to try this out on our next visit. Purely for research of coffee

 

[Mike Jones]

ta very much!

 

[TotallyAngelic]

I find you can get a nice cafe au lait in most of the food outlets, but if you ask for cappucino you get cafe au lait with squirty whipped cream on the top.
There is nowhere on a par with Starbucks unfortunately!

 

[SammieG]

i feel really dim.. which is salon mickey?
I never look at the names of these places!

 

[BRobson]

i feel really dim.. which is salon mickey?
I never look at the names of these places!

Salon Mickeys is the place you get access to if you are a member of the Shareholders Club. You and your guests can get complimentary coffee, fizzy drinks,hot chocolate etc. You also get Muffins and pastries. It is lovely

 

[Mike Jones]

To refine my question, I suppose I want to know where you can get a decent cup of simple, black, takeaway coffee, as one of our pleasures is to sit outside and people-watch, either at the parks or the Village etc... we're not too fussed about a lovely venue as such, a simple vendor-cart is fine, as long as the brew is good.

 

[chrismoo]

Every coffee place I have seen in the park is the same Nestle machine.

 

[bavaria]

I had a nice espresso at Inventions.

Also, the coffee from the Nestle machines is FAR better than in America, and is still fairly decent. Also the espresso drinks from the machines

In America, the Nestle formulation which WDW uses is modified for an American palate and is like warm water with brown crayon dipped in...

 

[Mike Jones]

In America, the Nestle formulation which WDW uses is modified for an American palate and is like warm water with brown crayon dipped in...

.. yeah, I think I drank there once, too!

 

[Dimplenose]

Slighty off the subject, but we noticed a "Paul" at the motorway service station we stopped at on our trip. We only noticed it as it seems to be the same as one in Kingston upon Thames.

Libby

 

[Ste7en]

Surely it has to be somewhere on Main Street, that's the place for people watching IMO.

Even if the coffee is average the atmosphere can more than make up for it.

I quite like Victoria's. But it's more of a tea and scones place.

I'd probably opt for the Coffee Grinder and grab a Baker's Box (ooer!)

 

[Mike Jones]

Hey, just reading Simon V's book, he refers to a Starbucks at La Vallee...

 

[Ste7en]

Hey, just reading Simon V's book, he refers to a Starbucks at La Vallee...

But La Vallee isn't in the Parks or the Village, it's a short RER ride away

 

[Mike Jones]

But La Vallee isn't in the Parks or the Village, it's a short RER ride away

.. I know, but worth a short trip for my favourite brew!

 

[Ste7en]

.. I know, but worth a short trip for my favourite brew!

True, but I don't know if I'd miss out on park time to pick up a scrummy Caramel Macchiato