Best Quick Service or Snack?

[ELSA711]

Has any used the dining plan at Boulangerie Patisserie les Halles? Just wonder what type of sides do they serve with sandwiches or don't they. Is it just sandwich, drink and dessert.

 

[Moliphino]

Has any used the dining plan at Boulangerie Patisserie les Halles? Just wonder what type of sides do they serve with sandwiches or don't they. Is it just sandwich, drink and dessert.

It's sandwich, drink, and dessert.

 

[DaisyDuck001]

Contempo Café is really good!

CR
Mexican coffee cupcake at Contempo Cafe (seasonal)

I didn't know about this, but it would be great to try it! During what season(s) do they have it?

 

[crabbygal902]

Contempo had the Mexican Coffee cupcake when I was there in early February this year. Contempo Cafe's cupcake calendar says they had them from January 31 through February 27. The calendar is on a Disney Parks Blog post. Since it is Disney official, I don't think there is a problem with me sharing it here: https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/b...-contempo-cafe-at-disneys-contemporaryresort/

I'm looking forward to trying the pumpkin cupcake with cream cheese filling and cinnamon buttercream during our Halloween visit.

 

[DaisyDuck001]

Contempo had the Mexican Coffee cupcake when I was there in early February this year. Contempo Cafe's cupcake calendar says they had them from January 31 through February 27. The calendar is on a Disney Parks Blog post. Since it is Disney official, I don't think there is a problem with me sharing it here: https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/b...-contempo-cafe-at-disneys-contemporaryresort/

I'm looking forward to trying the pumpkin cupcake with cream cheese filling and cinnamon buttercream during our Halloween visit.

Thanks for the info!

 

[MrsJobba1]

I'm looking forward to trying so of these.

 

[mello]

Our favorite go-to for quick service and snacks in all of WDW is The Boulangerie Patiserrie in France at Epcot. The ham & cheese baguette ("jambon beurre") is really good and reasonably priced. The quiche is the same one you get at Les Chefs, and the pastries are all very good. You really can't go wrong there. But that said, almost anywhere around World Showcase has a nice variety of good snacks and QS options.

At AK, Yak n Yeti Quick Service has decent (think Panda Express quality) Asian food - egg rolls, honey-orange chicken & the like.

At Disney Springs it's a toss up between Earl of Sandwich and Wolfgang Puck Express for our family. We tend to alternate.

MK has my favorite treat - Dole Pineapple Floats.

Can't think of any good snacks or QS at Studios. Lots of people swear by the Butterfinger cupcake at Starring Rolls, but it's too sweet for me. We don't really like anything offered at the Sunset Ranch food court area. So we just go to Starbucks - it's reliable and better than any other non-sit-down sandwiches or drinks in the park by far.

 

[mello]

One of my favorite snacks is the rice cream from the bakery in Norway and the ice cream macarons from France.

Oh, both of these are yummy!

 

[SuperPreparo]

Favorite snacks - frozen banana, caramel popcorn from Germany, sweet pretzel with almonds from Norway, ice cream from France, crumb cake from the Boardwalk Bakery, and I'll add Dole Whip for my family though I can take or leave them

Favorite quick services - Columbia House (MK), Flame Tree Barbeque (AK), Earl of Sanwich (DS), and Contemporary Cafe (CR)

 

[CallMeEeyore]

Are there any decent snacks in Epcot that are in Future World (not in the WS)? I know, it's a crime with all the great options in WS, but we will be on the other side of the park around the time I think we'll need a bite. Would we be better off just buying a mickey bar or something and saving our snack credit for another time?

 

[Moliphino]

Are there any decent snacks in Epcot that are in Future World (not in the WS)? I know, it's a crime with all the great options in WS, but we will be on the other side of the park around the time I think we'll need a bite. Would we be better off just buying a mickey bar or something and saving our snack credit for another time?

Sunshine Seasons in the Land has some really great snacks.

 

[keahgirl8]

Are there any decent snacks in Epcot that are in Future World (not in the WS)? I know, it's a crime with all the great options in WS, but we will be on the other side of the park around the time I think we'll need a bite. Would we be better off just buying a mickey bar or something and saving our snack credit for another time?

Cronut! Or Croissant Donut, since I think "Cronut" is trademarked. They are SO good.

 

[North of Mouse]

There's a really interesting thread going around about the worst dining experience you've had at WDW. What about best quick service or snack? We're 98 days out from our first trip and love imagining what we're in for.

Our favorite QS in the parks are BOG (lunch - braised pork & French Onion soup) and Flame Tree Ribs.

Best snack - cinnamon roll at Gastons

 

[North of Mouse]

There's a really interesting thread going around about the worst dining experience you've had at WDW. What about best quick service or snack? We're 98 days out from our first trip and love imagining what we're in for.

Our favorite QS in the parks are BOG (lunch - braised pork & French Onion soup) and Flame Tree Ribs.

Best snack - cinnamon roll at Gastons

 

[kittyab]

Disney Springs: Earl of Sandwich
Hollywood Studios: ABC Commissary
Animal Kingdom: Harambe Market
Epcot: Sunshine Seasons/Morocco
Magic Kingdom: Columbia House/Pinocchio

 

[wacowgirl]

Oh sweet heavens, I'm hungry now!! This is fun reading all the favs. Now, just have to remember these when I go!