Disney4me Posted February 14, 2015 Report Share Posted February 14, 2015 Just a couple of years back, if you wanted to get a decent cup of coffee or tea somewhere inside the Big Purple Gates, you were out of luck.With Nescafe on standby in most spots, the coffee outlook was dismal. And while Twinings teabags are available all over the place, there still wasn’t anything special about them.But in the last few years, Disney has really stepped up their game in both the java and cuppa departments!Today, we’re sharing one of our favorite tips from the DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining — Where to Find Good Coffee and Tea in Walt Disney World. Pick up yours today for $4 off using code 2015 right here!StarbucksBy far, the biggest beverage news to hit Disney in the last few years has been its partnership with coffee giant Starbucks. Love them or hate them, you can’t dispute — they’re super popular.The Most Recent Starbucks to Open at Disney — Trolley Car Cafe in Disney’s Hollywood StudiosSeriously…there’s a reason for the queue ropes inside! Have you seen a Disney Starbucks on a busy morning? Madness!The Line at a Disney Starbucks Can Get CRAZY LongThe first two Starbucks to open in Walt Disney World replaced established eateries — Main Street Bakery in Magic Kingdom and Fountain View in Epcot. Now you can stroll right up to Cinderella Castle with your Vanilla Latte in hand, or enjoy your Frappuccino in the shade of Spaceship Earth.Fountain View Starbucks in EpcotTwo additional stores are located in Downtown Disney — one walk-up window nestled between entrances to World of Disney, and a larger store in West Side, which boasts a Starbucks Reserve Counter.Enjoying a Cup of Coffee on the Patio of Starbucks West SideTrolley Car Cafe, the Disney’s Hollywood Studios Starbucks outlet opened just a couple of weeks ago.Trolley Car Cafe is now open!And later this year, the final Walt Disney World store will open in Disney’s Animal Kingdom.Aren’t a fan of Starbucks? Joffrey’s is considered the “official” coffee of Disney World and still operates a number of kiosks throughout the Parks, where you can grab a cup of coffee or a selection of espresso drinks.Great Spots for TeaIf you prefer tea to coffee, there are also some great spots for you to enjoy a cup. And we aren’t just talking about your grandmother’s cup of tea. One of my favorite spots for tea is the Royal Anandapur Royal Tea Company, a Joffrey’s location in Disney’s Animal Kingdom. I especially love to stop by here for an early morning cup and have that part of the Park to myself for just a few minutes. And with a wide array of exotic choices, I can always try something new.Tea selection at Royal Anandapur Tea CompanyAnd on hot and steamy days, nothing is better than a Frozen Chai!Frozen Chai at Royal Anandapur Tea CompanyIf you’re looking for full tea service, you may want to check out Afternoon Tea at the Garden View Lounge in Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa. But be sure to book an advance dining reservation — it’s become quite popular.Press Pot CoffeeBut if you’re looking for a great pot of coffee to start your day or end your meal, you have some terrific choices there as well. Many of Disney’s table service restaurants offer fresh Press Pots of Coffee.Often, the coffee variety complements the food served in the particular restaurant. For instance, guests dining at the Polynesian Village Resort can enjoy a press pot of genuine Kona Coffee at Kona Cafe.French Press of Kona CoffeeRestaurants like Sanaa, Boma, and Jiko at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge serve Kenyan Coffee in Press Pots. And we’ve recently enjoyed a delicious signature Italian-style blend in Disney’s newest restaurant, Trattoria al Forno, located at the BoardWalk.Press Pot of Coffee at Trattoria al FornoAnd the best part? Many of the spots offering Press Pots to share are moderately priced table service eateries.Ready for All of Our Best Tips?We’ve got TONS of Disney World Dining Tips — including even MORE great spots for coffee and tea in the ‘World — in our big, bold, 490-page DFB Guide to Walt Disney World® Dining 2015 — and the guide is your ticket to planning your best Disney trip yet!The DFB Guide to Walt Disney World® Dining 2015 is full of tips and planning tools developed by Disney World experts over 20+ years of visits. We’ve done the research for you, so you’ll know just which spots will uniquely suit your family’s needs!With sample dining itineraries, plus our “Disney Dining at a Glance” section, featuring “Where Can I Find?” options, you’ll have everything you need to plan the best vacation ever. Click here to get your copy of The DFB Guide to Walt Disney World® Dining 2015 E-book — and use code 2015 for an extra $4 discount for a limited time!What’s your favorite place to enjoy a stellar cup of coffee or tea in Walt Disney World? Leave a comment and share your best tips below!Disney Food Blog Fans, be sure to check out our DFB Disney World Dining Guide e-Books! Find great deals at DFBStore.com!Also, come on over and: Subscribe to our NewsletterFollow us on TwitterBecome a Facebook FanRelated posts:Happy National Coffee Day! Three Unique Ways to Enjoy Coffee at Disney World A Hot Spot for Great Coffee in Disney World: A Tip From the DFB Guide Tips from the DFB Guide: Best Spots for Dining with a Toddler View the full article Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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