Full menu unveiled for 'Carousel Coffee' coming soon to Disney's BoardWalk Resort

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Carousel Coffee beverages and pastries

Posted: Thursday December 22, 2022 11:33am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

The full menu for the upcoming Carousel Coffee at Disney's BoardWalk Inn is now available.

Carousel Coffee menu

Some of the specialty items that Carousel Coffee will be serving include a Dark Cherry Mocha Frozen Blended Coffee and Whipped Cream, Cinnamon Bun Frozen Blended Coffee with Whipped Cream, Nitro Cold Brew Coffee, and Pomegranate-Green Tea Lemonade.

Carousel Coffee beverages and pastries

Featuring Artisan Roasted Joffrey's Coffee, you will also be able to indulge in pastries and specialty beverages.

Carousel Coffee beverages and pastries

Pastries on offer include Crunchy Raspberry Danish, Vintage Mickey & Minnie Sugar Cookie, Banana Bread, Croissant, Blueberry Muffin, Chocolate Muffin, NJ Crumb Cake, Bagels, and a Mickey Brownie.

Carousel Coffee beverages and pastries

Disney is yet to provide an exact opening date, but according to a recent update, it is "coming soon."

BoardWalk Inn lobby coffee shop construction - October 4 2022

Carousel Coffee will be located just off the main lobby of the BoardWalk Inn, replacing the former gift shop. Orders will be available to-go or in newly refreshed seating spaces inside or outdoors.

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Bocabear19 days ago

We were just at Disney for our annual summer trip...we are all foodies, and I could not get anyone interested in trying the Cake Bake Shop...they read the menu and laughed at the prices and pretentious extra "e" on menu items and said "nope" no one wanted a $26 slice of cake....lol We did end up at the Helios Grand one night for cocktails and Tapas in their rooftop lounge which was all pretty good... Very nice cocktails....and the view over the new park was great... One of these days we will do the actual park....

Tha Realest19 days ago

Will the construction phase of this establishment prove to be longer than the time it operates? Are we nearing an NBA Experience situation?

TrainsOfDisney19 days ago

ESPN club was frequently at capacity - obviously when there was a big game to watch.

dmc49319 days ago

I've seen heavier amounts of complaints online about terrible service and almost entirely empty seating areas. Unsurprising but curious just how bad they might be doing

MisterPenguin20 days ago

Wasn't the cake bake controversy not too long ago?

ToTBellHop20 days ago

I'm sure the food prices will fall, too........................ Everything here is moving right on schedule for it to close up shop by 2026.

castlecake2.020 days ago

So word on the street is the cake bake just cut their front line employees hourly base pay

Tiggerish26 days ago

Could they both be her? The soldier Mulan (1) and the daughter Mulan (2)?

Bocabear26 days ago

Black Spire is completely lost on me... So I try not to comment much about it... I don't know the characters that came after the first 5 movies...and don't really care about them...or this made up location that was never even part of the film world... I like the Millennium Falcon attraction... Once.... and Rise is really well done and a great ride... But as a whole I just don't love it.

ToTBellHop26 days ago

Til the Spire!

Tha Realest26 days ago

You don’t like the alien pawn shop aesthetic they do in Black Spire Outpost? You’re not inspired to buy seemingly homemade items evocative of the sequel trilogy from CMs that look lost?

Bocabear26 days ago

I think the Hogsmeade and Diagon Alley sections of the universal parks redefined a thematic shopping experience... THey did that...creating the best ambiance for shopping ever, and Disney strips all theming and whimsy from their stores creating a boring and bland "Target" style shopping experience... I guess Disney feels it doesn't have to try anymore... The rubes will buy anything.... A sad time for a company based on creative experiences....

Comped27 days ago

Epic and Universal as a whole still lack Disney's merchandising capabilities unfortunately. It's better than what it was a decade ago, but Disney still tends to produce more and better selling items. They just completely went in the opposite direction of Universal, which themed their stores and many but not all of the items they sell in them to particular areas, when they used to be the leader in this. And it is disappointing. But for WOD in particular it's absolutely shocking considering Disney also let their retail outlets essentially die when they didn't have to...

Bocabear27 days ago

I agree...Streamlining everything down to a Target Experience does nothing as far as inspiring guests to linger and shop....and then buy....certainly not me anyway. It has become a convenience shopping experience before you head to the airport rather than a Destination Shopping experience... It no longer feels magical or whimsical...I find I never care anymore about going in and looking around to see what's new. I guess I will save that for my trip to Epic Universe...