Dining around Disney World is fantastic! There are so many great options to choose from, especially in Disney Springs.
Disney Springs is known for having incredible food, drinks, and treats. And we are so excited that the brand-new, highly anticipated restaurant, Six Ravens, is about to open and they dropped a look at the menu!
Just wait till you take a look at the menu. They’re offering seven different types of coffyns to try, AND they are partnering with local Orlando restaurants. How cool is that?! As Six Ravens says, coffyns are “a yeast roll stuffed with all the sustenance required for a valiant quest. Each offering is wrought by hand from the choicest fare found within the Kingdom. Know this: “Coffyn” was the original term for hand pie.”
- The Villain of Valentina — Collaborating with Pizza BRUNO — House Basil Pesto Chicken, Balsamic Tomatoes, and all the Kingdom’s Garlic, trapped in a Herb Panko splashed Coffyn. Pairing: Bruno’s Garlic Knot Juice ($10.99).
- The Imperial Idol — Collaborating with Red Panda Noodle — Mildly Spicy Chicken with Potato & Carrot Coconut Curry, in a Fried Garlic covered Coffyn harmonize to create this flavorful offering. Pairing: Red Panda’s Dipping Sauce ($10.99)
- The Forager’s Find — Spiced Roasted Sweet Potatoes, Black Bean Corn Salsa, Crushed Pepitas, and Queso Cotija in a Pumpkin Seed topped Coffyn. Pairing: Tropic of Mango Aioli Dip ($10.99)
- The Peasant’s Patty — Collaborating with The Pink Salamander — A Classic Cheeseburger topped with American Cheese, Dill Pickle Bits, encased in a Sesame Seed sprinkled Coffyn. Pairing: Pink Salamander Dipping Sauce ($10.99)
- The Wizard’s Wonder — Collaborating with Smoke & Donuts BBQ — Mac & Cheese with Pickled Poblano Peppers, Pulled Pork, BBQ seasoned Panko Crumbs shrouded in a BBQ Crumb covered Coffyn. Pairing: Prince Donut’s Smoke & Cherry BBQ Sauce ($10.99)
- The Moreish Monk — Middle Ages Grilled Cheese using Vermont White Cheddar, Havarti cheese, and House Tomato Jam wrapped in a Parmesan smothered Coffyn. Pairing: Wolf Peach Dipping Sauce ($10.99)
- The Rooster’s Roar — 9am Until Sell Out Daily! Your morning Bacon, Egg & Cheese in an Everything Bagel seasoned Coffyn. Vegetarian option of Potato, Egg & Cheese. Pairing: Papi’s Crema Dipping Sauce ($10.99). Breakfast will not be available when Six Ravens opens! In a recent Instagram post, the restaurant confirmed, “Breakfast was shown on the menu but won’t be available right away. We need time to gain our footing first.”
You can also grab:
- Tale Teller Tatties — A mini bucket of Baked Smashed Potatoes perfectly seasoned with the King’s spices and served with our Realm Famous Honey Mustard. ($8.66)
- The Tart’s Tempest — A Gideon’s Chocolate Chip Tart filled with Rich Chocolate Fudge and topped with a freshly made Raspberry Jam. ($7.66)
For drinks, they offer a specialty root beer and beers to try, including:
- The Friars Fault — A Six Ravens house tap Root Beer. Sassafras forward with a vanilla bean finish. Guaranteed to cure all that ails you. ($6.96)
- Polite Light — A light premium rice lager that delivers a clean, crisp, refreshing profile. Brewery: The Ravenous Pig ($9.66)
- Florida Sunshine Mango — A popular wheat/lager featuring a light and slightly bready malt profile with a subtle, sweet mango infusion. Brewery: The Crooked Can ($9.66)
- Moon Boots — A flagship 7% ABV American IPA, known for being incredibly aromatic with a crushable, medium body and a dry, crisp finish. Brewery: Sideward Brewing ($9.66)
- Lone Palm Golden Ale — A blonde ale capturing a Kolsch essence with the polish of a German Pilsner. Brewery: The Ravenous Pig ($9.66)
- Sideward Cider — A crisp, semi-dry hard apple cider that is naturally gluten-free and features a clean, uniquely tart, refreshing apple finish. Brewery: Sideward Brewing ($9.66)
If the spooky goth design looks familiar to you, then you might already know that Six Ravens is being created by the folks over at the incredibly popular Gideon’s Bakehouse. Six Ravens is located in The Landing area of Disney Springs, just a few doors down from Gideon’s.
Some of the coffyns, which are house-made yeast rolls with fillings created in partnership with other Central Florida chefs. Gideon’s owner, Steve Lewis, has revealed that the menu will also include potatoes, local draft beer, and “of course, some tasty desserts.” We are so excited to experience this all-new spot. We already know that the food, drinks, and, of course, the decor will be amazing!
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I go to WDW every year at the same time, around November 8th. I have noticed there are not many discounts for this time period. here is my thought. I wonder if they are planning a premiere for the new WDW Hallmark movie at this time.
What are your thoughts?
Diana
Been looking forward to this since it was announced but disappointed in this menu. I was hoping they’d offer Scottish meat pies and some less exotic or spicy items. One in our party has allergies so sadly I guess we’ll be sticking to our tried-and-true Earl of Sandwich and T-Rex Cafe. Occasionally we eat at Raglans quick service or Boathouse. As locals, we used to visit Disney Springs frequently and spent a lot dining, snacking and shopping but fave store closings, changes at Trends and the older nearby stores, grabby EBay sellers at Wide World of Disney, recent rude crowds tied to events and now the bus and boat restrictions have us rethinking our strategy. A fave was taking the boat to get key lime pie at Old Key West and then to French Quarter for beignets. Sadly we can no longer do this as locals or day guests and we won’t be allowed in if we drive despite being AP….neither have reservations….but the magic is gone anyway if we know we’re not valued as longtime visitors. Taking the boat was fun and never crowded during the day. Sigh. Best of luck to Six Ravens. Concept is great and I’ll bet the ambience is amazing!
Cate: you can absolutely get your key lime pie and beignets, you just can’t get to them via Disney Springs transport. Just drive to the resort.