DisneyDining Disney Dining Plan and Reviews

5. Lollipop Tree – The Edison, Disney Springs The Edison is one of Disney Springs’ newest dining locations, and it’s an experience all unto itself! The restaurant is decorated in steampunk everything! And there are models of many of Edison’s inventions throughout the venue. Entertainment is offered each night at the restaurant and includes tap dancers, an aerial contortionist, a ...

6. Peanut Butter and Jelly Milkshake – 50s Prime Time Café, Hollywood Studios Yes, that’s right—a milkshake made of peanut butter and jelly blended with ice cream! When I first read it on the dessert menu at the 50s Prime Time Café at Hollywood Studios, I decided to pass on it. But my friend ordered it, and after tasting hers, ...

7. Strawberry Cheesecake Cupcake – Be Our Guest Restaurant, Magic Kingdom Over the summer, this decadent little cupcake was number 3 on our Cupcake Crawl through the parks. And what a pleasant surprise it was! It sounds so simple (and it is) yet tastes so good! It’s a fluffy vanilla sponge cake with strawberry mousse filling. It is then covered ...

8. Butterfinger Cupcake – Trolley Car Café – Hollywood Studios The Trolley Car Café on Hollywood Avenue at Disney’s Hollywood Studios houses a Starbucks, and it’s also  home to the Butterfinger Cupcake. It is also called the Chocolate Peanut Butter Crunch Cupcake. It is clearly a Guest favorite and has stood the test of time! Guests have been enjoying this ...

9. Cinnamon Roll – Gaston’s Tavern, Magic Kingdom We should list this dessert not just as a cinnamon roll, but as an enormous cinnamon roll—and even then, it would be an understatement! At Gaston’s Tavern in Fantasyland near where you can meet the arrogant oaf himself, you can order this huge mountain of cinnamon goodness and share it with your ...

10. Maple Crème Brulee – Le Cellier Steakhouse, Canada Pavilion at EPCOT Most of us have tried a crème brulee dessert at one time or another—and many of us have done so at Disney World (where everything tastes magical!). But even among Disney crème brulees, the Maple Crème Brulee on the dessert menu at Le Cellier Steakhouse inside the Canada ...

11. Dole Whip – Aloha Isle, Magic Kingdom No trip to Magic Kingdom at Disney World would be complete without at least one visit to Aloha Isle in Adventureland for another legendary Disney Parks dessert. This scrumptious pineapple soft serve has such a following that there have been many t-shirts and other merchandise and paraphernalia created to celebrate it. I ...

12. Grapefruit Cake – Brown Derby, Hollywood Studios This dessert is not only one of the Brown Derby restaurant’s trademarks—it’s also legendary and has a bit of an interesting history to it. It was created by a chef at the original Brown Derby restaurant in California at the request of a famous gossip columnist who complained that all the Derby ...

There’s more to the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida than its four theme parks, thrilling rides, interactive attractions and Broadway-style stage shows (as if those weren’t enough!) Dining at Disney World is an experience all by itself, and desserts served at Disney World restaurants are a cut above anything we can order at most places back home. That’s why ...

A getaway to the most magical place on earth—Walt Disney World—is just about the most fun you can have on planet earth, but it’s no small undertaking. Because of its massive size and its limitless offerings in family entertainment, rides, attractions, live entertainment, restaurants, night life and more, planning is essential before taking a trip to the parks. A trip ...