Top 9 Must-Try Snacks and Desserts at Disney World

There are numerous snacks and desserts to be found throughout Disney World’s four theme parks, two water parks, and various hotels. Whether you want to finish a meal with a special treat or grab something from a quick-service window, the options are enough to make your head spin faster than a whirl aboard the Mad Tea Party spinning teacups ride. With only a few days to enjoy during your Florida vacation, you’ll want to make wise snack choices.

The following ten items were selected by travel experts who frequently visit the parks, showcasing the most delicious treats available. Through exploration and word of mouth, they have curated a list of the best delights to indulge in during your visit.

01. Kitchen Sink

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The retro soda shop inside Disney’s Beach Club is famous for the extravaganza known as the Kitchen Sink.

This dessert includes—get this—eight scoops of vanilla, strawberry, chocolate, mint chocolate chip, and coffee ice cream, mixed with brownies, hot fudge sauce, bananas, angel food cake, and nearly every other topping available.

Location: Beaches & Cream Soda Shop at Disney’s Beach Club Resort

02. Napoleons

Les Halles Boulangerie pastries
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Entering the bakery in Epcot’s France pavilion is a sensory delight. The rich aromas and impressive displays of pastries are enticing. It may be tempting to try just about everything on display, but focus your attention on the Napoleons. This flaky pastry filled with custard and whipped cream is truly delightful, as reported by our experts.

Location: Les Halles Boulangerie & Patisserie at Epcot

03. The Grey Stuff

Be Our Guest dinner at Disney World
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Lumiere’s famous phrase “Try the grey stuff, it’s delicious” invites you to the luxurious Be Our Guest restaurant. This whipped confection, reminiscent of cookies and cream and topped with crisp rice, is available as a standalone dessert or atop a delicious cupcake.

Location: Be Our Guest Restaurant in New Fantasyland at the Magic Kingdom

04. Mickey Premium Ice Cream Bar

Mickey bar
Mickey bar

A trip to Disney World wouldn’t feel complete without indulging in a Mickey Bar. This smooth vanilla ice cream, coated in rich dark chocolate, is a satisfying treat, especially during hot Florida days.

Location: Available at various locations across the resort

05. Macarons aux Framboises

Les Halles Macaron
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If you still have room after a Napoleon, consider trying the macarons aux framboises (raspberry macaroons). These delicate pink treats consist of raspberry jam and fresh raspberries sandwiched between two almond macarons.

Location: Les Halles Boulangerie & Patisserie at Epcot

06. ‘Ohana Bread Pudding

Ohana Bread Pudding
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At ‘Ohana, many guests may be too full from the feast of skewered meats and dumplings to try the bread pudding. However, our judges assert that holding back on the main course is worthwhile. The ‘Ohana Bread Pudding à la mode, drizzled with a delectable caramel sauce, is the perfect way to conclude your meal.

Location: ‘Ohana at Disney’s Polynesian Resort

07. Chocolate Croissant

Les Halles Boulangerie Patisserie
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The chocolate croissant is another must-try item at the stunning display case in Epcot’s French bakery. The flaky pastry is generously filled with smooth chocolate, making it a tasty indulgence, perfect for any chocolate lover.

Location: Les Halles Boulangerie & Patisserie at Epcot

08. Waffle Sandwiches

Waffle Sandwich
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A waffle sandwich comprises a large, fresh waffle filled with either savory or sweet options. Choices include ham, prosciutto, and Swiss cheese, or you can opt for Nutella and fresh fruit. This unique offering is filling enough to serve as a complete meal.

Location: Sleepy Hollow in Liberty Square at the Magic Kingdom

09. Dole Whip

Dole Whip
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Dole Whip offers refreshing pineapple-flavored soft serve that has become a tradition for many Disney World visitors. If the lines at the park are lengthy, you can also find it at the Polynesian Resort.

Location: Aloha Isle in Adventureland at the Magic Kingdom and Capt. Cook’s at Disney’s Polynesian Resort

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