Treats

Here are the top five treats to try in the Disney and Universal Parks:

  • #5 Beignets: Served at the Golden Oak Outpost in the Magic Kingdom's Frontierland, these beignets coated in honey and flour are authentic New Orleans specialties.
  • #4 Gelato: Served at the Gelataria Tuscana at Epcot's Italy Pavilion, these are authentic Italian ice cream treats.
  • #3 Toothsome Milkshakes: Served at the Toothsome Chocolate Emporium in Universal Citywalk, these elaborate and giant milkshakes are delicious treats with many toppings.
  • #2 Cheshire Tails: Served at the Cheshire Cafe in the Magic Kingdom's Fantasyland, this is a European croissant pastry filled with chocolate and decorated like the Cheshire Cat from Alice in Wonderland.
  • #1 Butterbeer: Served in many locations in both parts of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, this frothy drink is soda with cream. It comes in hot, cold, frozen, ice cream, potted cream, and fudge
  • Honorable Mention: Gideon's Cookies: Sold in Disney Springs, these elaborate yet limited cookies are delicious and well-designed to be filled with flavor..

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