Beaches & Cream Soda Shop

We went during the fall season and we’re strictly here for desserts and booze. The cookies sticks were fine though they were a little dry and I get that because they had to be dipped. It’s not something I’d get again but it’s a fun treat for kids. The pumpkin pie milkshake was very, very sweet with only light notes of pumpkin in it. But the pumpkin pie slice on top was very delicious. And you can’t go wrong with a scoop of mint chocolate chip ice cream and a pint of Guinness so that was great! All in all going to beaches and cream is a fun adventure, whether you’re single, with adult friends, or bringing the whole family family. I highly recommend it!

Must bring your kids here! We had a reservation for 10:30 pm, and this place was still bumping with a great atmosphere with lots of people looking for a late-night or post-park snack. The decoration is so cute. All the Disney paintings and colorful furniture. To start, our waiter Brian from small town Ohio was extremely friendly. We ordered a cookies and cream shake, and a mint shake. The shakes were both excellent, a cold temperature, consistency and appropriate thickness which is what I'm looking for when I have a milk shake. For snacks/mains, we had the grilled cheese with bacon and a side of tomato bisque, and the chili and cheese tater tots. The grilled cheese was great, while the tomato bisque was relatively plain so excellent for dipping the grilled cheese. The chili and cheese tater tots had a great cheese sauce while not tasting too artifical, if that makes sense. The tots still maintained their crunch and consistency even when being under, mixed with the sauce so the bite was still good after some time. Overall great comfort food. On the Disney resort culinary scale, I would rank this pretty highly.

Amazing food and even better desserts. We used our Disney resort meal plan here. The Guinness float was incredible. French dip sandwich was so good, I came back for a second the next day. We had 5 desserts in our big group and all of them were incredible. Great place for dinner or just dessert!

Beaches and Cream Soda Shop is one of my all time favorite Disney restaurants. My emphasis has been dessert, but you can definitely order lunch and dinner food here, from hamburgers and chicken sandwiches to grilled cheese and salad. I believe they have the best desserts on Disney property at the most Disney-reasonable prices, with the average cost around $12. Reservations are hard to come by; you’ll find them easier late at night, and you definitely want to make them ASAP. They have a window where you can order as a walk up., but it’s more of a full experience if you die in tableside. The Kitchen Sink is crazy fun to order and watch it being dropped off at tables. We’ve never had wait staff that wasn’t courteous, prompt, and friendly. Let me sing the praises of the three scoop ice cream sundae, by far my favorite menu item.

Beautiful location in front of what I think is the best pool at Disney resorts yacht Beach club. The ice cream parlor is retro style, adorable character, art, and paintings. Sometimes there's a line to wait but there's also a quick service window. I don't mind Disney pricing, but I did ask for almonds and peanuts and sauces on top of my ice cream sundae. I was charged additional per item when I got my sundae. It was missing the nuts and then I was toldthey ran out of it but yet I was charged so it's a little sketchy. Some of the servers are a little fussy, but overall Disney atmosphere is what brings you here.

This is one of the few places Disney has not touched. Good burgers, fries, and the best onion rings. They have a nice selection of ice cream, shakes, and even a root beer float. Our server was awesome and the place has a great 50’s vibe everyone enjoys. Don’t forget the kitchen sink when you have a crew with you.

We’re a family of 6 with 4 kids and absolutely loved Beaches Cream and Soda Shop. We went for an early lunch. My daughter and I are Gluten Free and they handled that with excellence. All 6 of our meals were great. Of course we had to get ice cream which was exceptional. The portions are large and the service was great. We’ll be back for the Kitchen Sink next time. Parking was easy if you drive. Just tell the gate that you have a dining reservation and they will check you in.

I don’t think beaches and cream soda shop could ever go wrong. Except for with somebody who has diabetes and we ate all that ice cream. I guess we’re gonna have to pump a little more insulin in me.

Beaches & Cream is such a fun dining experience! It's located at Disney's Beach Club Resort. The restaurant has a diner vibe and every time someone orders the Kitchen Sink, the lights turn off and the entire restaurant claps and cheers. This five-star review started from the moment I arrived at the resort. The guard at the gate was lovely and asked if I'd ever been to the restaurant or the resort. I told him no and he gave me detailed parking and walking directions. We reserved two tables and we asked for them to be combined. They were nice enough to accommodate and we waited an extra 5-10 minutes. There's an arcade next to the restaurant, which is great if you have to wait. Service was excellent. We had a party of six and a rather complicated order with a lot of modifications. Each of our orders was correct. They also allow adults to order off the kid menu, which we all took advantage of. Each entree on the kids menu comes with two sides. I ordered a grilled chicken sandwich with fries and ice cream. At first-glance, the food looked cold and underwhelming, but it was actually very fresh and the quality of the chicken was very good. We also asked for fries well-done, which they did in fact cook them as we asked. The ice cream was delicious. I ordered cookies and cream and it was much softer and creamier than typical ice cream. Overall, the food is not anything special but it's fresh and tasty. The service is excellent, the ice cream is top-tier and it's a fun experience!

Only been here a couple of times and every time we are at the counter. So many seats and can't sit 2 pooled at a table? But it is all good. Cool place and vibe. Menu is basic but some good choices. I had the Rueben. Large portion and pretty tasty. Deb grabbed the French dip. Needed a little more seasoning but the meat tasted good. Fun place with a cool vibe.

Beaches & Cream is such a fun spot with that classic soda shop vibe. The menu has all the comfort foods you'd expect--burgers, sandwiches, and fries--and everything I've tried has been solid, but not overly amazing. The highlight, of course, is the ice cream. It is always delicious and so satisfying, even the simpler options. Service can be a little hit or miss at times, but nothing that takes away from the overall experience. The real challenge is getting a reservation... it's tough because the restaurant is so popular. Luckily, the walk-up window is a great option if you're just craving ice cream, and it's definitely worth stopping by for a sweet treat. If you're going with a group, the Kitchen Sink sundae is a must-try. It's over-the-top, shareable, and just a really fun Disney experience.

We came here specifically for the kitchen sink ice cream sundae so we can't comment on other food but look like typical soda fountain type food. The Sundaes and milkshakes looked amazing. Our party of seven act for the kitchen sink Sundaes experience. Decoration was retro theme.

Super cute place for dessert but they also have food. Located next to Disney's Boatdwalk. Friendly service. Chilli Cheddar tots were super crunchy and delicious. Banana split and Brownie a la mode was great. They also have daily free ice cream! If 4 or more people are getting ice cream, I definitely recommend getting the kitchen sink! Giant presentation for $40.

This is a hard review, because if I was rating just ice cream would be less stars, but it involves the diansy atmosphere, the hotel structure and it become like a place to go out and walk around. The Beaches and Cream it's located inside Disney property, so you will have access to Disney beach club, Disney Yatch club and Boardwalk, why I'm saying that? Because they do magic shows and other shows. It's a nice walk, beautiful place. About the Ice cream? I don't like ice creams with toppings, but as I have an toddler you know, she always want the sink . It's $27,00 and you can mix flavors, for me the ice cream it's just OK, nothing special or bad, but you can keep the sink and take home! Definitely if you don't know what to do, go there to walk around, grab an ice cream or a beer and have fun! Service it's ok, be prepared to stay in the line to grab the ice cream

We visited Beaches & Cream on our most recent visit to Disney this past July. I haven't been to B&C since the renovation and it's nice. Definitely bigger, though the smaller restaurant had a nice charm to it, I understand the need to expand for sure. We had made reservations WAY in advance, as we had a large group of 9. When we arrived we weren't all together so we had to wait around until everyone was there (I know a lot of places do this) but it took a little extra time. We also did not account for my eight month old niece as she was sitting on my SiL lap and that really messed things up. They have a strict fire code and they need to account for everyone. Sorry for that mess up B&C! The food here is typical soda shop type food. From mac and cheese, to grilled cheese and tomato soup, to a burger patty melt, all were delicious and filling. My kids loved the tater tot sides (as did I) and since we were at a soda shop I ordered a vanilla coke that hit the spot on an extremely warm Florida day. Since there were 9 of us in our party we had to order the kitchen sink. We ordered the chocolate lover's version. The presentation is great, and the way they bring it to the table, which includes audience participation (A WHOLE CAN?!) is just so much fun. The 9 of us EASILY downed the kitchen sink, it was so delicious, and a fun way to end our meal.

I'm so conflicted with this review. On the one hand, Beaches and Cream easily delivered my favorite ice cream experience at Disney - though I didn't try any of the bougie options in Disney Springs. We also had a great waitress who was quick, kind, and helpful with maximizing our Disney Dining Plan. But the food was terrible. Not just terrible, but terrible for resort food, which already has low expectations. I think the primary issue was that the chef had to have lost their spice rack. The fries had no salt, the burger had no seasoning, and the French dip "au jus" should have just been labeled "water". Zero flavor in all of it, and the French dip was so offensive that I sent it back. In my life, it's the third dish I've ever sent back. So yes all day and twice on sundaes to the ice cream, but please never make me suffer the food again.

Joined the walk up list for lunch, wait was about ten minutes. Walk up gets you seated at the counter which was fine, service was still great. Everything sounded and looked delicious. I ordered the Reuben sandwich and upgraded to onion rings! Not sure how people have enough room for food and desert. Will have to make a trip back just for the sundaes!

Located inside Disney's Beach Club Resort, this diner is near Disney's Boardwalk and also close to the rear entrance/exit of EPCOT. It's a small place that gets very busy so reservations are recommended. I came alone as a walk-in and was offered a stool at the counter, where I was seated almost immediately. My counter seat faced the grill so I had a firsthand look at a very clean and impressively managed kitchen. My server was the delightfully friendly Angie who recommended the Cheddar Bacon Ranch Chicken Sandwich. I ordered tots as a side and also a root beer to drink. The tots were perfect and the sandwich, with delicious tomato, cheese, lettuce, bacon, and sauteed onions was tasty except... The texture of the chicken breast was off-putting to me; kind of rubbery and chewy. My guess is it was either overcooked or a case of "woody" chicken (where chickens are fed too quickly to plump them up, causing that rubbery texture...I've encountered this a few times with store-bought chicken breasts). The chicken tasted good, it was just the texture. To reward myself for cleaning my plate I decided to get an ice cream sundae. This place is known for spectacular ice cream desserts. Looking over the long list of ice cream treats, I chose a Bailey's Sundae from the "adult" column. Scoops of coffee ice cream with Bailey's Irish Cream Liqueur are covered with hot fudge, a chocolate brownie, chocolate sauce, whipped cream, and of course a cherry on top. It was fantastic. Even after finishing I restrained myself from licking the glass. This is a fun, noisy, casual place that both kids and adults will enjoy.

Beaches and Cream is your classic ice cream shop located at Disney's Beach Club resort. It is not near the main lobby but more off to the side. It does face the pool which is nice. I would recommend making a reservation especially if you have a larger group. They do offer walk up's but I have never had good luck with walk ups here even though there are empty seats. They last time we tried for a group of 3 adults and 2 kids, they told us walk ups always sit at the bar and they wont sit a group of 5 at the bar. Very nice way to say no chance for us. They serve ice cream but also food. If you are not staying at the resort, you can park here IF you have a reservation. You can also walk here from EPCOT, take a bus from Disney Springs or one of the parks, take the boat from Studios, EPCOT or a few resorts or be dropped off. There are tons of ways to get here. This is home to the kitchen sink, which is literally a kitchen sink: many scoops of Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry, Cookies 'n Cream, and Mint Chocolate Chip topped with, Hot Fudge, Peanut Butter, SNICKERS pieces, Fresh-baked Brownie, and smothered in every additional topping we have. Also available Chocolate Lovers or Neapolitan. They also add a whole can of whip cream. It says serves 4 and is $39 but honestly this would feed 6-8 people. It is so large! They also have a walk up window where you can get ice cream to go. I believe you can order food to go, but you cannot order the kitchen sink to go. We have done both. Recently my husband and I had dinner here. We decided to share since we were going to a few places at the Yacht and Beach club. Sort of like a stroll. I started with a root beer float with vanilla vodka. Yes they do have adult drinks as well. It was fantastic. Such a classic root beer float, just like when you were a child. My husband ordered a beer. We decided to share the French Dip Sandwich: Toasted French Roll served with Thinly Sliced Roast Beef, Swiss, and Au Jus topped with Crispy-fried Onions. We upgraded our side to the loaded Potato Tots, which had Cheese Sauce, Bacon, Red Onions, and Garlic-Peppercorn Ranch, but left the onions on the side for my husband. This was a great sandwich! We both really really enjoyed this tremendously. The beef was thin, it was hot, and they gave us two bowls of the au jus since we were sharing. Fantastic meal. The tots were covered in cheese and bacon, it was really really good. I would definitely order this again. And to be honest, we shared this, and I was full. We had so many other drinks and appetizers to order on our crawl but this started me off really full! We did not get ice cream but we have also visited the to-go window and gotten ice cream. Both were very good. My only issue is they do have tables and seats if you are getting it to go, but there were tons of bees that kept swarming us. It would be nice if Disney could help with that situation as I am allergic and we had to leave. I think overall this is a great stop for ice cream but also for food. It is more suited to kids with their choices but we loved our food. It is not overly expensive so if you are on a budget, this is also a great place to go. We love it here and will definitely be back. My only issue is the seating, don't have a walk up list with tons of empty tables and then tell us they cant take our walk up. It can be challenging to get a reservation but they are on the smaller side. I would definitely recommend this spot.

We're back. I'm having the Reuben again on the Grilled Cheese bread since I'm not a rye bread fan. (But I do like rye whiskey- go figure.) Mike quite enjoyed the Grilled Cheese, add ham, with Tomato Bisque. And he topped it off with his favorite dessert - a Fudge Mudslide. We definitely like the current offerings at Beaches & Cream and will be back!

This place brings you back to older times when there used to be ice cream and soda shops and the interior and service do not disappoint. We got "the sink" and it was massive. Between the 6 of us, we barely made a dent in the ice cream. Definitely a cool place to take a bunch of kids (or adults) to eat their heart out of as much ice cream they can stuff into their faces

Terrible vegan options (the cookie fries are a huge miss, and baking a vegan cookie is hard to get wrong). They need to have vegan sundaes or better vegan dessert. Its 2025 and there is no reason for not having great tasting plant based items at Disney!

I do love Beaches and cream as a whole, but unfortunately there isn't many plant based options especially if you don't want to have an impossible burger. That being said they do have fries and tater tots that are plant based, but do use a shared fryer. They also have two different types of dairy free ice cream soy based tofutti and a coconut based option as well. I love the tofutii and they offer it in chocolate or vanilla. They also have cookie sticks that are hard chocolate chip cookies with sauces for dipping as a vegan option. My mom loves the grilled ham and cheese sandwich and subs the tomato soup(which has chicken stock in it for anyone wondering) for onion rings. If you come with a group check out the kitchen sink it is such a fun option that they have here. The staff is usually pretty great here, but Brian is great and always so lovely to us.

Thanks to my coworker for this recommendation, and thanks to the Disney skyliner and lay out that allowed us to dine here, even though we weren't spending the day at the park. First things, first. Dessert! If your party isn't ordering the kitchen sink sundae, I hope you get to witness another table do so! This dessert made my 3rd grader's essay in class, LOL. The lights go dim, sirens sound, and the waitstaff will give a glorious schpiel about all the components of the sundae before it's served. It's several scoops of ice cream, whipped cream, and all the toppings. We each ordered our own individual sundaes after our meal. The kids' Mickey sundaes were a fan favorite, with Oreo halves making up the ears. They get to choose the ice cream flavor too (chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, cookies n cream, butter pecan, coffee, etc). I built my own 1 scoop sundae with 3 toppings, which ended up costing more than the default 2 scoop sundae bc each topping is an extra $1. Oops. I'll do the math next time, but I was trying to practice some restraint for my cholesterol and dessert intake. The coffee ice cream was tasty. I appreciated the kids' menu had fruit options (grapes, watermelon) on the side. I thoroughly enjoyed my cheeseburger and fries. Still one of my all time favorite entrees! This old timey feelin' soda shop was a memorable meal. Highly recommend! Note: the bathrooms are outside the restaurant and shared with the pool guests.

I've been to Beaches and Cream two times and both were amazing experiences. The atmosphere along with the service is always fun and so welcoming. I thought the kitchen sink would just be fun stunt food but it was actually so good, with the brownies the cake Oreos and more. The fudge mudslide was also sooo good and great to share! (Add caramel on top)!!

We had a great time at Beaches & Cream! The atmosphere is amazing and the dining room is super clean. Our server, Brian was awesome and very efficient! I ordered the loaded tots and they were pretty good! The toppings are pretty heavy on these so I'd probably go lighter on the cheese next time. My friend got the French dip and really loved it! For dessert we got the Minnie Strawberry Milkshake and the Brownie Sundae with Peanut Butter sauce. Both were good but the ice cream isn't super special. It's more about the presentation with the desserts. I've had the No Way Jose in the past and even though I love chocolate and PB, I felt like it was missing any kind of crunch. Overall, this is a super fun place to visit. Highly recommend making reservations as the dining room is not very big!

Even if you're not staying at the Beach Club, I implore you to eat here. I come to Disney's Boardwalk just to eat here every trip! I always get the grilled cheese with fries. The service is great, the food is great, I mean; what is there not to love? If you don't have time for sit down food, you can order an ice cream through the window!

We are here pre-pandemic and sat at the counter. We watched the grill staff make hand formed patties from really good fresh beef. The burgers were served with great fries. Tonight we got premade ordinary burgers and average fries. The check-in staff and server (Corey) were all very good. I remember the good old days when a burger was only $20!!! (sic)For my $23 I expected more.

In the Florida heat, ice cream is the way to go. We tried to do a walk-up but the wait was going to be about an hour. We opted to get ice cream from the to-go window. What a great option to have! At the time we got ice cream, we were the only people there. All the options were delicious! We ended up ordering a few ice cream sandwiches and some adult drinks. We got: an ice cream sandwich with coffee ice cream, smore's shake, and a stout float. The star of the show was the coffee ice cream! So smooth, delicious coffee flavor, and not too sweet! The cookies were just fine, nothing special. The smore's shake was good, but it was very sweet and a bit heavy. It is definitely a shake that needs to be shared. If you are a guinness fan, you will enjoy the stout shake! If I were to come back, I think I'd prefer to just order scoops of ice cream as the ice cream is delicious on its own.

Beaches & Cream - Disney's Sweetest Hidden Gem Whether we're wrapping up a magical EPCOT day or making a special stop with family in town, Beaches & Cream is one of our top go-to restaurants -- every time. Tucked away at Disney's Beach Club Resort right next to the sandy-bottom pool and that legendary lazy river, this place is pure old-school diner meets ice cream parlor meets sugar-fueled happiness. We stopped in today for a mid-EPCOT break, and it delivered as always. The Food Let's start with the menu: classic, comforting, and done right. Burgers, fries, onion rings -- the whole gang's here. But let me give a special shoutout to one of our forever favorites: the Reuben sandwich. It's crispy, flavorful, and stacked just right. Definitely a must-order if you're looking for something savory before diving into dessert. The Ice Cream This is what Beaches & Cream is known for -- and they don't mess around. Their signature sundaes are larger than life, and every one of them is a crowd-pleaser. But the true showstopper? The Kitchen Sink. Feeds four. Comes in a literal sink. And yes -- it includes an entire can of whipped cream. You heard that right. One. Whole. Can. It's wild. It's messy. It's legendary. You hear the bells ring when someone orders it, and everyone in the room turns to watch the magic happen. Grab & Go Window Don't have time to sit? No problem. They've got a walk-up ice cream to-go window so you can snag a cone or a cup of something cold before heading back to the parks or the pool. Super convenient and a fun treat when you're on the move. ‍‍ Family Vibes Are Strong Here This spot is great for all ages -- whether you're doing a full meal, swinging by for dessert, or just grabbing a scoop after a swim. It's casual, fun, and very Disney. We always end up laughing, sharing bites, and sneaking just one more spoonful from someone else's sundae. It's part of the experience. Gregory's Tip: Make a reservation in advance -- this place fills up fast, especially during peak travel weeks. And if you're EPCOT-hopping like we were today, it's a quick and easy walk from the International Gateway entrance between the UK and France. Beaches & Cream is Disney comfort food and classic ice cream parlor nostalgia all rolled into one. Whether you're chasing down the Kitchen Sink or just treating yourself to a quick cone by the pool, this place will leave you full, happy, and already planning your next visit. Grab a spoon and dig in -- you won't regret it.

So this was our first time at Beaches and Cream Soda Shop at the Disney Beach Club. Unfortunately it will be our last time too. We have dined at various places at Walt Disney World and usually both the food and service are amazing. Both though were lacking here. We had the impossible burger with a side of watermelon. Our burgers were barely cooked and were luke warm. I couldn't even eat most of the burger. I mentioned it to the waiter and showed him how undercooked it was and he just shrugged his shoulders. The best part of the meal was the refreshing watermelon pieces. Their ice cream scoops are double scoops so we asked if we could have different flavors and put one in a cone and one in a dish. Two scoops for one of us was just too much. We were told yes to the different flavors but no to the scoops being separated. I was shocked! Yes, we could have just shared the two scoops but one of us wanted a sugar cone and the other wanted the scoop in a bowl. In regard to service, it was lack luster and definitely not Disney standards that I am use to receiving. The waiter didn't even offer us water to go cups and usually they would at other Disney restaurants. I sure hope this is not how Disney operates now because if so what has happened to the Magic?

We got this monstrosity milk shake and it was indeed very good. The shake was smooth, the cupcake on top was delightful too! I can't believe they hit the best of both worlds! It's a bit too much to eat on your own so lol

Super rude server! So upset over this. Asked for the manager and he was just clueless and no help. Wont be back ever again. What a shame!

You definitely need to make a reservation to eat here. They will take walk ups for the counter last minute, okay for a small party of 2. Wanted to go here for a French Dip, had that and can't saw it was impressive, lacked flavor with the beef and au jus. Salt and Pepper didn't add much either. Had tater tots and hubby had French fries. Nothing spectacular, they were exactly that. Waitress was nice and attentive, but French Dip was too plain. Have had way better. Didn't have room for dessert. Maybe try something else if we were to go here again.

10 out of 10 try it again. Fun festive location for lunch or dinner. The desserts are good. Service was fast and accurate. Portions are large enough to share. I really can't complain about this place. If Im in the Disney Springs Area I would stop by again if not for food for dessert. There's lots of options on the list for the whole family. Be sure to set a reservation before going to this location the guard shack will not let you enter unless you have a stay at the resort or reservation to dine in.

A wonderful little shop along the Boardwalk at Disney with delicious ice cream sundaes. Their food isn't bad with burgers, grilled cheese and chili, tots - standard but consistent soda fountain American fare. But the real star is the No Way Jose. Peanut butter and chocolate ice cream. We ordered the kitchen sink, a massive ice cream sundae with blondies, brownies, multiple flavors of ice cream, toppings and cherries. It is $38 and serves four. While the ice cream is good, brownies solid, a whole can of whipped cream is a bit much. It is a fun thing to order because they turn the lights down, and make a huge deal out of it when someone orders it. Our server "Zach" was awesome! Friendly and attentive. a great place for birthdays and fun for the whole family.

This spot is located by the pool between the Yacht and Beach Club Resort. It seemed like a very popular spot so I wanted to check it out. The wait wasn't too bad but I can see it getting crowded during peak hours such as after dinner. I came here for lunch and tried their French Dip and Ruben sandwich. The French Dip sandwich itself was okay, but the broth tasted too diluted or unflavored. As for the Ruben, it was a bit too greasy/oily than I would have liked. The breading for both sandwich was really good though. This spot seems to be very popular for ice cream so I came back another night to get their coke float. I really enjoyed it~ The staff was really friendly and kind.

Beaches and Cream is one of my favorite dining experiences on Disney property! One of the best things they have is a walk up window. You can still get ice cream even if you're not dining in. Every time I visit the Boardwalk, I stop by to get my favorite ice cream creation on Disney property: the No Way Jose sundae. It's a good value for the price and it's absolutely delicious. It's chocolate and vanilla ice cream topped with hot fudge, peanut butter, whipped cream, chocolate chips, peanuts butter chips, and a cherry on top. It's easy to carry and share. Service is fast and the soda shop theme is so cute. It's definitely a magical experience!

Beaches and Cream Soda Shop is located at Disney's Beach Club Resort. This restaurant has limited seating so reservations are hard to get and are highly recommended. I enjoy the food here but we mainly go for their amazing desserts. The ambiance is a diner feel with cute pictures aligning the walls. Service is always good and everyone is friendly. For entrees we ordered the French Dip Sandwich and the Cheddar-Bacon-Ranch Chicken Sandwich. The French Dip Sandwich is my favorite to get here. The beef is tender, the fried onions add a nice crunch to every bite and the au jus makes it juicy and so flavorful. For a side I always have to get the loaded potato tots. Normally the regular potato tots come as a side but you can ask to upgrade it to the loaded potato tots. It's definitely worth the upgrade! The Cheddar-Bacon-Ranch Chicken Sandwich is also another great item on the menu. The chicken was cooked perfectly, the bacon was crunchy and the ranch added great flavor. My kids enjoyed the kid's Macaroni and Cheese with goldfish added to the top. The desserts are the highlight of the meal. Usually we get the Kitchen Sink but this time we decided to try out their other desserts. No matter what dessert you order you won't be disappointed. All their desserts are delicious, rich and there is an abundance of it not matter which one you order.

The ambiance was really nice but the food, a total fail. We got the French dips and the au jus sauce smelled really funky and there was literally 2 little pieces of meat on the sandwich. Love Disney, but this restaurant is a definite skip if you're looking for lunch.

Absolutely love this place. Had a roommate work here during my College program so I've been here a few times over the years. Always has been a favorite. I do miss the old decor before they remodeled though. It's less fun and Eisner era Disney that was so charming and kitschy. Got a quick same day late Friday night reservation for two last week on our trip. (Around 9:30pm) Split the Rubin sandwich with tots and it was really good. For me the key to a good Rubin is the bread not getting soggy at all and this was crispy and flavorful from the time it reached the table to the last bite. Our server was nice and attentive. I ended up cast complementing her at the end of the night. I would definitely order it again. We also split the brownie Sunday (not sure if the real name) and added caramel. SO GOOD. Humongous. We didn't finish it between the two of us. Loved the Mickey ears too.

We arrived at the Boardwalk hotel later on our first night, then walked a quarter of the way around the lake to the next door hotel to visit this place. Although it wasn't busy inside and wouldn't close for another hour, they would only let you with a reservation, which we did not have. However, there is a window service available so we ordered from there. I had the Stout Float, which consisted of soft serve ice cream, chocolate syrup, and a full can of Guinness beer. It was so incredibly good and the ice cream blended perfectly with the beer. Was it worth $14.25, though? My wife had a Pumpkin Pie shake, which looked like one of those giant crazy shakes you see from The Yard and included a whole piece of pumpkin pie on top. It was $15.50 and messy!

If you are at WDW and want some amazing sundaes, you need to go here. The No Way Jose is my absolute favorite!! As always the staff is great!! I love and the cute character art on the walls.

This was a reservation I was looking forward to at our hotel. Unfortunately there wasn't anything "special" about the hype. Decent burgers. Grilled cheese was a grilled cheese. Small cup of soup. Service was ok. Nothing special. Very loud - hard to have a conversation. Milkshakes were definitely a redeeming quality.

One of my favorite ice cream spots on property. I have enjoyed many meals and fancy shakes in their restaurant space over the years. Recently made a stop at their to-go window and, honestly, it was so convenient to get some ice cream quickly without the whole process of sitting down in the restaurant. There are even tables and chairs nearby for guests to enjoy their treats from the to-go window if they don't want to take it on the run. Service has always been efficient and friendly during each of my visits both inside and outside. This goes without saying, but the ice cream, especially their shakes are delicious. The perfect refresher to a hot Florida day. Beaches & Cream Soda Shop is located at Disney's Beach Club Resort. A park ticket is not needed to dine here. You can access them through visiting the Beach Club Resort or from exiting Epcot through International Gateway if you're at the park during the day. Unless you're going after their infamous Kitchen Sink or one of their beautifully crafted shakes, you don't need to make a special trip out to Beaches & Cream for a scoop of ice cream. However, if you're already at Epcot or staying at one of the Epcot resorts, this is definitely a fantastic spot for a treat!

More like 2.5 stars overall. I had a reservation for 6 people during a late dinner time. The food menu here is limited with greasy options and no healthy/better alternatives. I ordered the beaches & cream grilled cheese with less cheese. The grilled cheese still came pretty cheesy and I'm glad I asked for less nonetheless. The tomato soup that came with it was very thick. The rest of my group ordered a variety of things and seemed to like their meal. My order was just ok. I had the brownie a la mode for dessert. The brownie tasted like a dry microwave brownie and the ice cream came soft and easily melted. I highly recommend sharing desserts since the portions are massive. Food and dessert both took a very long time to come, but service was friendly in between.

We had the latest reservation of the night with it being at 10:45pm. We zoomed over from Hollywood Studios and made it just in time. The hostess sat us down and dropped off menus. Our server came over quickly and gave us time to decide on what we wanted. Our orders were: One grilled cheese with tomato soup and an Oreo shake One Rueben sandwich with a sundae One loaded tator tots One roast beef sandwich with an Oreo shake One patty melt with a coke The food was delicious! Everything was made fresh and tasted really good. I had the grilled cheese with the tomato soup and the grilled cheese was cheesily good! The tomato soup has room for improvement as it did not have much flavor. The patty melt and Ruben were the next two best tasting entrees ever. The french fries were also really good. They were big, hot, and crispy. The Oreo shakes and sundae were more then perfect! Both are huge and more then enough to split with someone else! Service was great and our server was in a good mood. He was very friendly, fast, and attentive! The inside is super cute with a vintage diner vibe. There is also cute pictures of Mikey and friends on the wall! Definitely check this place out! They do also have a window up front for quicker service if you are not wanting to dine in.

The ice cream and service were great! This is a cute place, and we will definitely be back!

We enjoyed our time here. The food was good but the star of the show was the milkshake. You should definitely stop by for a delicious ice cream treat. The restaurant had a very cute theme and the staff we very friendly and got us our food quickly. Overall and great experience and we will definitely be back to try more ice cream.

My son and I ate here on 12/3/25. This was not our first time, so we knew what to expect. The grilled cheese and tomato soup are something I crave year-round and it was great as always. My son tried the French Dip for the first time, and of our week at Disney, says this was his favorite food. The Orange Sunshine shake was delicious tool However, sitting so closely to other diners I saw something off-putting and I know Disney CAN and SHOULD do better. The table right next to us ordered 2 mini kitchen sink sundaes and when they were finished and the waitress came with the check, she told them they could clean their sinks out with their napkins and take them along. I cannot even describe how disgusting it was to watch them, elbows deep in chocolate syrup, ice cream and whipped cream trying to clean these out with the few napkins they had left. It made my stomach turn. For the amount of money I know this family had to have spent, (as well as the others who've paid for the mini kitchen sinks) you would think they would be handed new, souvenir ones, or at least theirs back somewhat rinsed out. When I was at Beak and Barrel, the souvenir cup I had my drink in was taken away and a new, boxed one was returned back to me. Now that I've seen this, I would never get one nor recommend anyone to get one, especially if you are headed back out to the parks. Who wants to drag these sticky messes everywhere. Another note: no bag was given to carry them in, so unless you want to hold them all day or shove them into a diaper bag or backpack, you're stuck. (and sticky!)

This is 100% an ice cream and burger kinda spot. You're not eating healthy here (seriously the salad was terrible). The burgers are perfect. The ice cream is amazing. They have a little to-go window if you're jumping out of the pool and want a quick bite. Avoid the coffee and salads- (for coffee just walk to The Boardwalk...salads go to Hurricane Hanna over beaches and cream)

Our first time eating at Beaches & Cream and we loved it - we'd definitely go back! Service was great, vibes are fun & diner-like, and the menu has something for everyone in the fam. We had the French dip and patty melt - wow. So, so good! Unreal shakes and sundaes. My partner got the boozy baileys sundae and loved it; I got a cherry coke because, why not -- we're on vacation! Highly recommend. We will be back!

Love Love Love this place! Great vibe and great ice cream! Got the "No Way Jose" and was delicious but could not finish it. They cater well to food allergies as well since my son has one too.

Just a typical ice cream parlor. You're paying Disney prices for Edy's ice cream. That being said, it's the ambience that makes this place stand out. Usually, you have an interactive experience, especially when someone orders the kitchen sink. Otherwise it's just a burgers and milkshakes place. None of the food really stands out as a "must try here". So if you're looking for somewhere fun to take the kids for some ice cream and burgers, this is your spot.

Do yourself a favor and buy a pack of the cheapest off brand bread and bologna and you'll enjoy it so much more. It's sad that anyone is accepting low quality food like this and saying it's even decent. My sandwich was awful and my chocolate malt didn't taste like chocolate or malt, but some type of lukewarm foam (it was bizarre). And don't even get me started on the Franken-cheese on the cheddar bacon tots. The restaurant is extremely overcrowded, the decor is extremely basic and the food is 0/5 stars. I had hope for a decent lunch from reading other reviews, but it's obvious that there are some very low expectations out there. Don't say I didn't tell you so! Our waiter was really nice, so there's at least that.

Absolutely horrible and extremely underwhelming food-wise. The kids' turkey sandwich was about 2 slices of cold cut turkey between us toasted burger buns (no sauce, seasoning, cheese, or vegetables). The kids' hot dog was a store-bought hot dog in a bun... nothing else. The fries were the best thing about the kids' meal. The restaurant was kind of messy. The adult Reubens were good. They were definitely not worth their price. We were so disappointed by the kids' sundaes that we didn't order anything else. The kids' sundaes were cheap vanilla ice cream with one maraschino cherry, two chocolate chips, and two Oreos, creating a "Mickey Mouse." Our server was good, always keeping our water cups full. I do NOT recommend this restaurant.

Definitely one of the cheaper, but still solid, options at Disney. We were staying at the Beach Club Resort and got lucky that a friend made this reservation then decided she didn't want it. It's hard to get reservations at Beaches & Cream. I think it's because it is a relatively small restaurant. I'm a little surprised people go out of their way to eat here, since it isn't located in any park so that means you have to leave to travel here, but we did have a solid experience. This is your standard diner look and diner fare. It's a pretty small menu. They don't have chicken tenders on there for kids, but they will make it for you. My son got the chicken tenders and I got him a side of yogurt and carrots. I did this, because my husband was getting a side of fries and I thought it would be too many fries. That was my mistake, the food portions aren't huge. It's actually what I would expect a normal food portion should be. Therefore, don't plan to share things, like tater tots or fries. If you want them, get your own. My husband got the French Dip Sandwich with fries and I got an Angus Cheeseburger with Chili Cheese Tater Tots. I highly recommend going with the Chili Cheese Tater Tots. They were delicious. The chili is beef (I don't eat pork). The French Dip Sandwich was very good. The Angus Cheeseburger was pretty standard. I'd recommend the French Dip above the Cheeseburger if you're having trouble deciding. The desserts are big and sugar filled. My son wanted a brownie so I got a brownie a la mode and put the ice cream/whipped cream/etc. on the side. It's huge. I'm still surprised how cheap everything is. Normally Disney is much more expensive than I expect, but here was the opposite. The dessert was nothing special, so it's more the size that's impressive. Still, you really can't mess up ice cream. Upon check out, the waiter gave me the wrong check so I saw another table ordered Chili Cheese Tots, coffee and a sundae. Now that is a solid meal. I would definitely recommend that. A full lunch plus dessert here is a bit much. We all walked out stuffed tighter than a tick. I'm glad I experienced this, but unless I'm staying at the Beach or Yacht Club, I probably won't go out of my way to eat here. However, it's definitely worth the experience if you've never been!