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Sleepy Hollow
AMERICAN
admission required; 9am-park closing; Disney, Disney, Lynx 50, 56)
The best snack in the park is this walk-up window's ice-cream sandwich with oozing
vanilla ice cream squished between warm, fresh-baked chocolate-chip cookies. Alternat-
ively, try the Mickey Mouse waffles sprinkled with powdered sugar. Look for the brick
house in Liberty Square, just across the bridge from Cinderella's Castle.
Gaston's Tavern
AMERICAN
sion required; 9am-park closing; ; Disney, Disney, Lynx 50, 56)
Homage to that superego Gaston, with pork shanks, giant cinnamon rolls and hummus. It's
an odd mix of quick-service options, but the re-created tavern with the giant portrait of Ga-
ston is well done, and the food is pretty good. Try Le Fou's Brew, Disney's counter to
Universal's run-away hit Butterbeer.
Cheshire Cafe
BAKERY
park admission required; 9am-park closing; Disney, Disney, Lynx 50, 56)
Delectably sweet and charmingly cute cake-cups, which are basically cupcake parfaits
with several layers of rich butter-cream frosting topped with
Alice in Wonderland
-themed
decorations, are big enough to share.
Main Street Bakery
BAKERY
admission required; 9am-park closing; Disney, Disney, Lynx 50, 56)
Few places require good strong java more than Disney World, and few places are as no-
torious for bad coffee as the Happiest Place on Earth. Pop in here for Starbucks, a reliable
exception to the rule.
Columbia Harbour House
AMERICAN
