Carousel Coffee opening soon at Disney's BoardWalk

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Carousel Coffee beverages and pastries

Posted: Tuesday December 13, 2022 10:!3am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Disney announced today that the new coffee shop under construction inside Disney's BoardWalk Resort will be called "Carousel Coffee."

Carousel Coffee beverages and pastries

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

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

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 today's 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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Rteetz19 hours ago

The "tower" is shorter than it was previously.

Bocabear19 hours ago

Holy crap! Could they not have just moved in and redesigned the interior? If they have gone all the way back to the structural steel, they are spending way too much money for a cake shop...shame they did not spend the time and care on the design for the Crepe shop in EPCOT...lol

DCBaker22 hours ago

Workers have begun reinstalling steel beams today on the upper portion of The Cake Bake Shop.

Weather_Lady2 days ago

They may not be adding extra furniture to these rooms, just to keep things consistent with the regular-sized room amenities, although that dead space is certainly distracting! On the other hand, it does appear that @Dr.GrantSeeker's room might not have been quite complete -- or else that there are intentional differences between it and a "standard" rectangular room. Notice the darker finish (I think, unless it's a photo exposure issue) on the coffee area/closet area in his second photo, with two closet sections. Photos of standard-sized refurbished rooms show a lighter finish, mirrors on the doors, and three closet sections instead of two (example below) -- so part of the trade-off for more floor space may be less closet space.

FigmentForever9611 days ago

Ohhhh I really like it

MinnieM12311 days ago

It does appear as though there's (dead) space in one area only of the room, waiting for more furniture. Wondering if the furniture (desk, or whatever) hasn't arrived yet. Anyway, I really like the large guestroom space.

Dr.GrantSeeker11 days ago

Just checked into the Boardwalk for a quick weekend getaway. We are staying in a newly refurbished room. I will say I am pleasantly surprised with how they turned out. We have an oversized garden view room and it appears either they haven't put the desks in the room or maybe they wont be including desks in the renovated rooms. There is some awkward dead space since it is larger than a regular room. But here are some pics! Oh yeah the bathroom is exactly the same as it was prior, which is odd? Looks like all they added was the glass shower door.

UNCgolf23 days ago

I think the long desks look better at most hotels (much better, really), but I understand the easier movement aspect and it's not a huge deal. If it makes things easier for employees (and guests, in some cases) it's an okay tradeoff because the desks are a minor part of the design.