which restaurants have the best desserts for kids?

[moaddi]

These are for little kids. I am looking for fun, different ones desserts. Thanks!

 

[asdfghjkl13]

Chef Mickey's and Crystal Palace (and maybe 1900 Park Fare) have a make your own sundae booth next to the buffets. It's great!

 

[DonaldTDuck]

Le Cel's chocolate Moose is very profitable. And yes it's Moose.

 

[TDC Nala]

The problem with Le Cellier's chocolate moose is that it's not on the children's menu. So kids on the dining plan can't get it. You get a lot of parents ordering it and swapping with the kids.

There really aren't a lot of creative desserts on the children's menus, so if you're on DDP you may want to consider buffets or family-style. Or signature restaurants.

 

[Trinityloo]

California Grill has rice krispie sushi that they can eat with chopsticks and Flying Fish had a Mickey puzzle made with white chocolate that you can paint with edible paint!

 

[DisneyBrooke81]

Last time we were there, The Land in Epcot had make your own cupcakes. DD was give a unfrosted cupcake, with three dishes of frosting, sprinkles, m&ms and things to decorate it. She liked that.

 

[grace&philipsmom]

Our kids favorite dessert was the chocolate puzzle at Artist Point. It had a white chocolate puzzle for the kids to put together and "paint" with edible paint. The kids were so quiet and focused on dessert we were able to linger over our coffee

I also ordered a Kona cone from the adult menu for my kids to split at Kona. They thought that was pretty awesome - moreso in the presentation!

 

[Withacy]

Strangely enough, my godchildren (who don't like to try new things) actually liked the ones at Boma best! My goddaughter loved the pineapple upsidedown cheesecake, and my godson tried just about all of them.

 

[SilverSynchro919]

I got an AMAZING sundae at 50's Primetime in DHS. It was seriously more sugar than I could possibly begin to handle, and I'm eighteen years old. The kids will love it

 

[TxRabbit]

California Grill has rice krispie sushi that they can eat with chopsticks and Flying Fish had a Mickey puzzle made with white chocolate that you can paint with edible paint!

YES!! The CA Grill has a very fun dessert for the kiddos. This is a creative masterpiece. Seriously. The gummy fish on the rice krispy treats? The gummy wraps for the rolls? Gummy worms in the centers? Chocolate sauce? Taffy pickled ginger? Marshmellow washabi? Check it out:

My DS also loved the Fun Do dessert at Jiko. Different tasty things to dip into chocolate:

Also fun is the dessert at Hollywood Brown Derby. DS ordered the HIdden Treasures: vanilla ice cream, Oreo cookie crumbles and gummy snakes with a Tollhouse cookie, which sounded like a weird combination. It looked rather uninspiring when it arrived.

Then the NAME made sense. Hidden Treasures. This is another creative kid dessert. Under the cover of the cookie, the ice cream, gummy snakes, etc were HIDING.

There were other desserts that were super tasty that my DS loved but I think you were wanting something outside the norm and these were the most creative ones on our last trip. If you are really talking about "little" kids, the first two are great for little fingers too. You don't have to eat them with anything but your hands. HTH!

 

[gadb1]

Chef Mickey is about the best restaurant for kids in my opinion. Although others have great character meals, the buffet at Chef M's is great fro the kids and there are a wide variety of help yourself desserts to go along with partying with Mickey and the gang every 30 minutes or so

 

[vicki_c]

Flying Fish (and a few other signatures I think) have the paint your own white chocolate puzzle dessert mentioned about at Artist Point - my kids loved that.

I love that dessert sushi at CG - that is so cool!

 

[DisneyBecky514]

Kona Cafe in the Polynesian has great deserts for adults and kids!

 

[crostorfer]

YES!! The CA Grill has a very fun dessert for the kiddos. This is a creative masterpiece. Seriously. The gummy fish on the rice krispy treats? The gummy wraps for the rolls? Gummy worms in the centers? Chocolate sauce? Taffy pickled ginger? Marshmellow washabi? Check it out:

My daughter was whining and complaining a bit about our dinner res at the CG because she couldn't find anything on the menu that stood out to her, but after seeing this pic, she is TOTALLY psyched!

 

[ppony]

Kona Cafe in the Polynesian has great deserts for adults and kids!

I'm sure if I searched I could find the picture I have of that cool waffle ice cream cone that is "cemented" standing up to the plate w/ chocolate and has a "cloud" of cotton candy surrounding it. That's the COOLEST one I've seen.
AH, here it is. I didn't want to post the pic as it's not mine. But you can see it here.
http://www.disney-food.com/kona-cafe/kona-cone-desert.html