Gaston's Tavern

Gaston's Tavern is a hidden gem with a specialty dessert that will satisfy any craving. There is nothing like it .... the Creme Brulee Croissant is a crispy croissant dough filled with a vanilla bean custard. It is a must try and you won't want to share. I must also give credit to the warm cinnamon roll which is big enough to share. The kids were over the moon with this treat. I did try the ham and gruyere sandwich which was not a hit for me. It is worth the wait and although it appears busy at times, the line moves quickly. The only challenge is trying to find a seat inside. If you don't stop in here, you are missing out. Enjoy!

Biggest cinnamon roll I've ever seen!! It was delicious and big enough to share with 3 people. It is worth a visit but prepared to wait in line. It was very busy when I visited. They serve on paper plates and it was very pricey as with everything else in disney. Worth a try. Wouldn't say it was the best cinnamon roll but definitely the biggest! Yumyum.

It's a great tavern to get a comfortable snack. We had Lefou's Brew and the Grey Stuff Cupcake My wife and I agree with Lumiere. "Try the Grey Stuff it's delicious." And we didn't need to ask the dishes. LOL It's hard to sit in Gaston's chair because people want to sit in it and get pictures. There is nothing wrong with it, but just FYI, in case you or your family/group want pictures. Enjoy.

Every time I go to Magic Kingdom I go to Gaston’s to get a snack. Their options are good. The LeFou brew is good but it has that brain freeze moment. The grey stuff cupcake is really good to have with a sandwich. The cinnamon rolls are big and delicious when they’re hot. There’s a good amount of seating inside but it’s hard to get a good spot when it’s full. Eating outside is a good option as well when it’s not raining. Some of the prices are flexible if you’re on a budget it just depends on what your taste buds are wanting.

A great movie themed experience related the Beauty and the Beast. LaFou’s brew was very good and enjoyed it. The cinnamon roll was a good and very large. The grey stuff cupcake was a big hit at our table, definitely the most popular item. This is a great stop if you have Beauty and the Beast fan in your party.

Worth to wait! Visited on Saturday in November, crazy busy place, over 50 people were in front of us.. Cinnamon bun delicious. Variety of selections in the menu. Good thing bathrooms are closer than other restaurants.

We came here to specifically try the crème brûlée croissant. It did not disappoint. My girlfriend got the turkey leg and we were impressed by boat. They were very busy, but it was worth the way. The crème brûlée croissant is very unique and would definitely give it a shot if you are debating it.

Having reviewed this location before, I knew what I was getting myself into. Happy to say nothing has changed and it’s still top notch. I had the crème brûlée croissant which is pictured. Certainly doesn’t look like a croissant but WOWWWIE. It was delicious. Also had to get the lefou’s brew which stays on my top 5 drinks at Disneyworld.

Like a homemade cinnamon roll only double the height. Need I say delicious! Served warm immediately during the mid morning. Seating is sparse but we were able to snag a table for us.

So glad we came back for lunch! Jorge was friendly and efficient. He took my order with a smile and helped me decide what to get. And I got it quickly. Thanks, Jorge, for greeting me in a memorable way for a delicious meal in a memorable location! Do yourself a favor and find this hidden gem. It's small, but cute inside. The service is excellent and the small menu is mighty good. I did miss having mayonnaise on the sandwich, so I'll bring a pack with me next time.

This is our second visit here. Previously I had tried the ham and cheese sandwich as well as the LeFou's Brew which were both good, but the two new items are a big hit! The creme brûlée is delicious. It's got the standard crisp caramelized sugar on the top and it's light and filled with custard. The ham and cheese flatbread has a croissant crust which is lovely and the whole thing is flavorful. The new additions definitely make this a must stop every trip now!

Stopped in here to grab a drink and dessert. Was extremely pleasantly surprised by the quality of the creme brulee croissant I had. The croissant captured the essence of creme brulee - a smoky burnt sugar flavor on the surface with a vanilla bean filling. Service was quick and the ambiance was a casual cafe environment. You might even be able to see Gaston here if you're lucky!

We'd seen a couple of tiktokers rave about the creme brulee croissant here, so of course we were going to try it. I wish these influencers didn't have so much influence because this was a low point of our trip. The creme brulee was everything as promised, but the croissant was not very croissanty because it wasn't warm or flakey, but was basically a day old croissant pumped with some creme. Then they throw some sugar on it and of course brulee it and even then, it just seemed like it had been sitting in the kitchen for a day because the sugar crust wasn't crisp like when you get it fresh, but was just kinda sitting on the pastry like its best days were behind it. Add to that the LeFou's brew with is apple juice, marshmallow creme and "fruit flavor". Neither of us liked it at all. The apple juice seemed fermented, and not in a good cider way but in the way that someone should have checked to see that the syrup hadn't gone bad. Marshmallow creme? What marshmallow? there wasn't even marshmallow flavor. And whatever the fruit flavor was? Take that out because that drink is a one gulp then toss into the trash experience. It's hard to get a seat, which you really really want in the hot August heat and although we eventually did, it didn't make any of what we were eating better. Add to that all the cast members scowling, like they just heard there'll be another round of layoffs. I guarantee there will be if Disney keeps selling this bad food to their patrons. This is a definite pass.

Yummy cinnamon roll! Caramel sauce, cinnamon, frosting... so good but really big easy to share. They also serve a LeFou Bree... kinda like a king side version of a beer?? Tart frozen apple juice with a marshmallow froth. Fun atmosphere especially if you love the story of Belle aka Beauty & the Beast!

I was excited to try the treat here because I had heard such great things. First, Lafou's brew was a fruity refreshing drink that my family and I all enjoyed on a warm day. However, that cinnamon roll was just okay. I found it to be a little dry and it wasn't warm. However, I've heard so many people rave about it so maybe I was there on an off day? Also, I found the grey stuff to be too lightly flavored. I mostly tasted whipped cream (which I don't love) with only a hint of cookies and cream. The cupcake itself though was chocolate goodness. Overall it was decent, but not a 5 star worthy place.

We visited this park on back-to-back days and were underwhelmed by the food. Most disappointing was the lack of cold brew coffee both days. Despite the 90-degree weather, they only offered hot coffee, which wasn't what we were looking for. The long lines, followed by disappointment, really soured our experience. Some friends tried the gimmicky Lefou's Brew, and it was just okay.

This is a quick service location at the theme park.The menu here is super limited. At the time, they had two main dishes, and the rest of them were themed drinks. It used to have a bigger selection. If you are looking for a snak, then yes, this is your place. Otherwise, if you are starving, I suggest looking into another dining location.

After all this time, Gaston's has been one of the most elusive and irritating establishments for me. The "grey stuff" was once only available at Be Our Guest for special occasions. Then it was at Gaston's for a short time. Then it disappeared again for a long time. On top of the cupcake's lack of availability, Gaston's is always such a far walk from the entrance and it closes early, typically 5 pm. But oh, my lucky stars, after all these years of walking in disappointed, I had to rub my eyes when I saw the grey stuff on the menu. It truly returned and I could finally get my hands on it. I didn't expect it to be any good, truth be told but it was delightful. The foundation consists of chocolate cake. The cookies and cream mousse frosting was smooth and not overly sweet. It was not only on the top but also inside the core of the cupcake. Small crispy pearls and cacao bits were littered on the outside. And a small rose adorns the whole thing. Now that it is more available to the public, you gotta try the grey stuff, it's delicious!

This place was packed! My daughter and I were looking for a quick morning snack around 10:00 A.M. Upon looking at the Disney World Application for dining options, we stumbled across Gaston's Tavern. Gaston's Tavern is located next to Ariel's ride. When we had arrived to Gaston's Tavern, there was a line out the door! I knew then, this place must have some amazing food! We waited approximately 15 minutes. There were several different registers that would take your order. We got lucky as all of the tables inside Gaston's Tavern were in use, but a family was leaving! Inside there are several tables available, with air conditioning. There are also some seating areas outside, but if it's in the summer, I could imagine it getting very hot! My daughter and I ended up ordering the chocolate cupcake and the cinnamon bun! The cinnamon roll was huge! I wish I had another family member at the time with me to split it, because unfortunately, I wasn't able to finish it. The cinnamon roll was delicious though! It was loaded with frosting and had a lot of cinnamon flavor within the roll. My daughter enjoyed the cupcake. The food wasn't too expensive. Next time I stop by here, I'm going to try the Pretzel bun, ham and provolone sandwich! I saw another family ordered it and it looked SO DELICIOUS! Service was quick and the cast member provided us a tray for all of our items.

Gaton's Tavern Cinnamon Roll: I find it a little funny that the "manliest of manly places" is known for a massive cinnamon roll of all things. Gaston's Tavern is loosely based on the one from the 1991 animated classic. It boasts a water fountain/statue of Gaston and LeFou outside and the interior includes Gaston's chair along with a fireplace adorned with a picture of the man himself. The tavern's signature cinnamon roll is large, packed with cinnamon flavor, warm, and gooey. Make sure to ask for an extra cup of icing (currently free). I was impressed as that extra cup of icing was even warm, making it easy to pour the molten sugar onto my roll. In addition to the excellent cinnamon flavor, there is also just a hint of maple. If you look closely at the pictures you can see the tan icing that contributes the maple flavor. As delicious as it was, I did feel a tad disappointed. All the pictures I've seen of this cinnamon roll online look different from what I got. Other pictures (I'll include a collage of them at the end) depict a roll that's more raised and seems even bigger in proportion to the plate. I'm wondering if there was a recent recipe change? The "smaller" roll I got was still plenty big and definitely tasty, it just was not exactly what I was expecting. Doughboy approved but be aware that it might not be the same roll you got the last time if you've been here before. Bon appétit! Doughboy_Food_Reviews

Located in Fantasyland you will find Gaston's Tavern from the movie Beauty and the Beast. We were in a mood of a snack and decided to pass by and try their famous Lefou's brew and their mega cinnamon rolls. The interior here looked like it burst right out of the movie, my daughter loved especially since she is a big fan of Belle. The cinnamon roll was exceptional with nice contrast of frosting and caramelized on the top, and gooey interior. The Lefou's Brew is their exclusive drink here which is an Apple juice slushy topped with a passion fruit and marshmallow foam. I am not a big fan of apple juice but the combination of these three flavors really blended well.

Love the theming here. Great picture opportunity in Gaston's oversized chair and by the cozy fireplace. Very reasonably priced (for Disney) cinnamon roll is a must purchase with an extra side of icing (or 2). The tavern also gives the option of trying the "grey stuff" without the huge cost of eating at Be Our Guest. The grey stuff cupcake is a super moist chocolate cupcake with the grey stuff as frosting. The grey stuff is a super light, whipped, blended cookies and cream flavored frosting/mousse. Easy to get ice water and a cool seating area on a hot day at Disney here. The cinnamon roll could feed 2-3 for breakfast, great values here. Highly recommend!

Gaston's Tavern is located in Fantasyland in Magic Kingdom and serves snacks, beverages, cinnamon rolls, and other items. I got the lefou's brew ($6.79) which was an apple juice drink with toasted marshmallow and passionfruit mango foam. It was a very interesting drink with a lot of different flavors throughout the drink. It wasn't super sweet and was great for a hot day.

Went here for a bite to eat while in magic kingdom. Does it have a huge menu ? No does it have the iconic cinnamon roll with extra icing and the grey stuff cupcake ? Yes plus it's adorable set to the Beauty and the beast without paying a ton of money to eat at be our guest

We love gastons. The cinnamon roll was a little dry but we should have asked for extra icing. The ham pastry was really good and the creme brulee taste like a vanilla ice cream sandwich.

I am writing this review based on the LeFou's brew only. I enjoyed the chance to sit down and rest my feet while enjoying the brew. There were plenty of seats, and service was quick. The brew has an interesting flavor, but I like it. I saw other people eating the sandwich and stuff. They seemed to enjoy the selections. Again, a good place to sit down and rest your feet.

I'm apparently in the minority - I think the cinnamon bun isn't good at all. Dryyyyy, even after adding on extra icing. And the LeFou's brew was just way.too.sweet for me. Y'all other reviewers are crazy. I don't get it. I will say the ambiance IS super cool, and worth a stop if you are a Beauty and the Beast fan; but maybe try something else off the menu (like the ham sandiwch, maybe).

We came to Gaston's Tavern for breakfast on our Magic Kingdom day after rope dropping in Tomorrowland. This tavern is located at the very back of the park in the very back of Fantasyland as well. The food here is super nice though! I think the big attraction are their massive cinnamon rolls. As I'm not much of a sweets person, I opted instead for their breakfast sandwich, which was ham and cheese (provolone I believe - yum!) served on a pretzel bun. It was MASSIVE as well, which I should've expected after seeing those cinnamon rolls, and honestly soooo good! I could tell all the ingredients were good quality and tasted so fresh all together. I paired this with the LeFou's Brew drink, which I was worried originally was going to be a little too sweet given that there's marshmallow in it, but it ended up being deliciously light! The marshmallow was more of the foam/cream on top and there was only a thin layer of this. The majority of the drink was an apple juice blended with ice and a variety of other fruits and was soooo refreshing. I was honestly so pleased with the food I ordered here and would easily come back to this spot time and time again for breakfast. The lines weren't too long post-rope drop, but I know that was probably the calm before the storm. I was also tickled by how every employee here was dressed as Gaston and just generally tickled that he has his own tavern LOL. The seating inside feels exactly like the seating inside the tavern in Beauty and The Beast, which I appreciated! It's definitely on the small side though, so I think once this place gets hoppin', you'll be hard pressed to find available seating here. I was extremely glad that we came here before the crowds and had an absolute wonderful experience because of it! There's also a bathroom right next to this tavern and a little town square with a Gaston fountain (because of course) in the center as well. On the other side of the tavern, you can just see the top turrets of the Beauty and the Beast castle, which houses its own restaurant as well - very cool, but I've heard it's very expensive!

When you're hungry at the Magic Kingdom, you're probably gonna pay, so get used to it. This had a short line so we hopped into it and didn't even know what they served. We quickly searched on Ask Jeeves and found out they had a mix of savory and sweet. We ordered two of the Ham and Provolone on a Pretzel Bun (which came with a bag of Lays for $11 each), two soft drinks ($4 each) and a Cinnamon Roll ($7) and I must say, everything was delicious. There isn't much else to choose from here, so that's about it. That Ham Sandwich was loaded with ham and really hit the spot with the dense pretzel bun. The Cinnamon Roll was huge, light, and a great way to get some sugar in your system. Seating kind of blows as the inside is small and there were very few shaded tables outside. Many people were just sitting on the walls eating in the hot sun. Seating is the only reason it's not 5 stars as the food was great and a pretty good value for Disney.

Pretty good! The cinnamon roll is huge and plenty to share with others. The LeFou's brew is iconic. It is quite sweet, but is a fun mix of frozen apple juice with fruit and marshmallow flavor. Definitely stop here for some unique treats.

This is a good stop just for the theming if you're a fan. The food selection is small, as it is just a snack location, there is seating inside and outside. The lines can get long but move quick, and usually friendly. The main attraction here is the frozen LeFous Brew, a NON alcoholic beverage. Easiest way to describe is an apple juice slushy with a marshmallow type topping. It is actually really good, especially in those really hot Florida days.

Ok just give .e the carbs!!! The cinnamon roll and ham sandwich was amazing. The joffreys iced coffee, hit the spot and the Lafews brew was delicious

Absolutely the worse things I tried during my trip to Magic Kingdom. The LeFou's Brew that is apple juice with toasted marshmallow and fruit flavored cream was way too sweet and the foam on top was almost too stiff. The mini cake has a lawyer of vanilla cake, pistachio cake and a strawberry jelly center. The strawberry center was very gelatinous. The cake sponge in the center was soggy, probably from the thawing of the dome cake. The cake also had a chocolate bow which was super hard to bite into. Can't imagine a kid trying to eat it. On top of that, ir was very overpriced, those two items alone were close to $20 dollars for them to just end up in the trash. The only good part of the establishment was that is was empty and we were able to sit down and rest.

I've been here once and it's a fun place to get a beverage or a snack. It's unique to Disney World and it has a cute atmosphere.

I was taken back on how small Gaston's Tavern actually was. The menu didn't offer much food but I came here to try the LeFou's Brew. The brew is frozen apple juice with a hint of toasted marshmallow and topped off with passion fruit mango foam. Now, I know what you're thinking...this can't taste good. WRONG. Somehow all these different flavors tasted AMAZING together. My favorite was the toasted marshmallow with the frozen apple juice! But sadly I did not get to have the stein with it bc they ran out:( As upsetting as that is I understand because Disney was celebrating their 50th anniversary so it was pretty busy. This is a great stop in between walking through the different areas in Magic Kingdom for a quick snack and drink!

Gigantic warm cinnamon roll. They aren't lying when they say roughly the size of a barge.

Another Disney By James review! So here's the deal... The cinnamon roll is definitely worth the hype that it receives from the community. It's ginormous, tasty, yet still seems fluffy and light. You may have to wait in line for it, but I definitely recommend trying it at least once. Plus the inside dining areas are nicely themed and worth checking out. Beyond the cinnamon roll, there's no reason to come here. "Oh but James, we must try Lefou's Brew! It's pricey and exclusive so it must be good?!"... Unfortunately, that's an item that is not worth the hype (or money). It's basically Disney's answer to Butterbeer that they scrambled to put together after Universal developed their nectar of the gods 10 minutes up the road (not to mention after Disney flat-out fumbled the whole Harry Potter deal)... Disney's attempt at a cash grab does not hold up here.

This is one of the few places open for breakfast. The cinnamon rolls are worth the trek back here, past the other places that sell cinnamon rolls. There is seating on both sides of where you order.

Welcome to Gaston's Tavern, a realm where gastronomic delights collide with whimsical enchantment! Today, I find myself in the heart of Fantasyland, prepared to embark on a culinary escapade like no other. Now, let me tell you, I am positively perplexed. Bewildered, but oh so captivated! Our journey begins with the star of the show, the renowned cinnamon bun. Behold, a colossal swirl of buttery pastry goodness, crowned with a luscious drizzle of sweet icing. It is a monument to indulgence, a testament to the artistry of flavors entwined. As I take my first bite, my taste buds pirouette in harmonious ecstasy, lost in a symphony of sugary enchantment. Ah, cinnamon bun, you leave me spellbound and desiring more. But hold onto your hats, dear friends, for there is yet another culinary masterpiece awaiting your discerning palates. Enter the Ham, Provolone, and Swiss Sandwich, a towering edifice of savory delights. Tender slices of ham mingle with the creamy allure of provolone and Swiss cheeses, nestled within a warm, pillowy bun. It is a harmonious trinity of flavors that dance upon the tongue, tantalizing the senses with each delectable bite. Oh, sandwich, you perplex me, and yet I cannot resist your allure. Now, let us venture into the realm of the bewildering, for no visit to Gaston's Tavern would be complete without indulging in Lafou's Brew. It is a concoction that defies reason, a perplexing elixir that tantalizes the taste buds with its sweet, bubbly enchantment. I am enamored, utterly entranced by its flavors. Is it an apple? Is it a hint of toasted marshmallow? The answers elude me, and yet, I cannot help but revel in the confusion. Ah, Lafou's Brew, you have me bewitched, lost in a sea of flavor and wonder. But let us not forget the whimsy that surrounds us, for Gaston's Tavern is a place where fantasy intertwines with reality. The antlers adorning the walls, like trophies of a mythical creature, lend an air of grandeur to the surroundings. I find myself contemplating a peculiar notion, perhaps inspired by Gaston himself. Why not decorate my own abode with antlers? An audacious idea, indeed, but one that tickles my imagination and leaves me chuckling in amusement.

I had such high hopes for Gaston's Tavern! Alas, I even tried the gray stuff, and it was not delicious [tell the dishes :P]. We opted for Gaston's Tavern as opposed to Be Our Guest Restaurant, because we were planning to eat at Cinderella's Royal Table. Our bellies and budget can only handle 1 castle in a day. Anyway, I'd always wanted to try the gray stuff. So we waited under the hot sun for the overly hyped dessert. While we were at it, we also ordered the cinnamon roll and the Le Fou brew. Gray stuff - this is a gray mousse-like thing on top of a chocolate cupcake. It wasn't bad. It just wasn't delicious. I liked that it wasn't overly sweet. The chocolate cake was pretty moist. But I was disappointed that this was a cupcake. It didn't look at all like the gray stuff in the beloved cartoon that Lumiere tricked me into wanting to try. Cinnamon roll - looks much better than it tasted. It was dry on the edges. Not warm and fluffy. I'd take a Cinnabon over it any and every day. Big and hefty. Missed the mark on taste and bake. Must be shared unless you want to be full on dry carbs for the next few hours. LeFou's Brew - This is a no-sugar-added frozen apple juice with a hint of toasted marshmallow, topped with all-natural passion fruit-mango foam. This was actually very refreshing. I enjoyed the foam mixed in with the cider. I don't plan to come back. Lumiere you lying candle. But I'm glad I can mark it off my Disney list.

This is a small place with a small menu - they only sell the cinnamon roll, the brew, and a sandwich, plus soft drinks and coffee. There's some tables inside and out, but you'll probably have more luck just finding a seat on a bench nearby. The cinnamon roll, while not among the best I've ever had, was pretty good (and warm as promised) and miles above the Mickey bun they sell everywhere else at Disney. Nice and fluffy. I love the caramel-y butter sauce they top it with along with normal icing. The amount of icing was perfect for me, I wouldn't think you'd need more unless you want each bite coated in icing (but extra icing is free, so go for it if that is what you want). The roll is big enough to feed 2-3 people depending on if you want a full meal or a snack, but it is lighter than it looks. I love the LeFou's Brew, the flavours sound like they might be a little odd together but the combination is amazing! It is vegan, the toasted marshmallow flavour is just flavour.

Gaston's Tavern offers a charming atmosphere straight out of Beauty and the Beast. The cinnamon roll and LeFou's Brew are delicious treats. I'm rating it 4 stars because while it's a lovely spot, the menu is somewhat limited.

Meh. This review is a wee bit late, since we were there in December. After being lured by the giant cinnamon rolls for years, we finally went in for one. The roll was dry and cold. Nothing to write home about as far as taste either. We also ordered the holiday special macaron tree, that was just ok as well. The theming as Gaston's Tavern is cool, but the snacks aren't special at all. Definitely as pass for us.

You have to make reservations in advance or you're just not going to get a table. It's totally worth going. This wasn't at the top of my list but I'll totally go again in the future. There are 3 main dining rooms. No matter which one you sit in, you have to walk around and see the other 2 rooms. They are pretty awesome. Each room is unique to the movie. The Beast walks around about every 30 mins or so. Another cool room is past the waiting area. I'm not sure what the room is used for. It had a fireplace and great decor. I would have loved to have had a drink in that room. Don't forget to order the grey stuff!

Not long of a wait with indoor and outdoor dining. I truly enjoyed the massive slice of cinnamon roll which wasn't too sweet at all. The ice slush drink was really refreshing too. The special 50th chocolate dessert wasn't the best but was instagram worthy.

Gaston's is a hidden gem. Magic Kingdom dining with almost guaranteed indoor seating? The perfect midday lunch or snack stop. We stopped in for LeFou's Brew, but I wish we had been hungry enough to try the food! LeFou's Brew id a frozen apple juice drink, perfectly refreshing for hot Florida days! There are seating areas on both sides of the restaurant with large tables. Strollers are easily accommodated due to the space between tables, which was much appreciated. Interior decor includes a portrait of Gaston above the fireplace, furs, and pretend taxidermy. Definitely including this as a stop on my next trip!

Gaston's Tavern is the only other place in Magic Kingdom where you can get the Grey Stuff outside of Be Our Guest. Since we were not looking for a full meal (we were grazing through the park), I knew this was the perfect spot for us to go after riding Seven Dwarves Mine Train. I do wish they were on mobile order, as the line to get in was long and hot. There's absolutely no shade once the line is out the door. The menu here is pretty limited - there are only 2 food items and 1 specialty drink. But I'm only here for the Grey Stuff cupcake anyways, so it was fine with me. The cupcake is a bit tiny - and only $1 less than the giant cinnamon roll, but the Grey Stuff alone is worth it. It's one of the least cloyingly sweet things I've ever eaten in the parks and it's absolutely delicious.

They grey stuff cupcake alone is worth waiting in line now add that huge cinnabon and what a sweet tooth dream come true moment. The lines were long out the door around the corner long but it goes pretty quick. From around the corner by the wall it took me around 20 minutes. Be sure to go early or later in the night and as it is filling.

Gaston, where have you and your cinnamon roll been all my life? It's been years since I've gone back to this corner of the park, but stopped in here on a recommendation of a friend. Cinnamon roll with extra icing. As a friendly cast member stated, they are as big as her boss' bicep, and he's strong. Three of us shared one. The awesomeness of the flavor had us wanting another one but we fought the temptation.

Gaston's Tavern is the place to grab a warm cinnamon roll that is the size of your face. It is located behind the Snow White ride in Magic Kingdom, and is a well known and loved spot. Be ready to wait in long lines to order, but I promise it's worth it. Also, take note of their hours because they have become quite limited. The restaurant isn't a huge place and offers a small menu. They are more known as a small bites place. I went during breakfast time and lots of people were ordering the hot chocolate and baked goods. I have heard wonders about the cinnamon roll, so I decided to try it. The size will not disappoint! Two people can easily share and be full from it. The price of the cinnamon roll is pretty affordable for Disney, only at about $5. As a pro top, when you're ordering ask for extra icing on the side. It is free, and who doesn't love a little bit more icing on top of the cinnamon roll.

As a specimen, yes, I'm intimidating My, what a guy, that Gaston! I came for some LeFou's Brew and it was refreshing and good on the hot hot day I was roaming around Disneyworld. No, there is no alcoholic version served here. From some website: "LeFou's Brew is a no-sugar added frozen apple juice with a hint of toasted marshmallow, topped with all-natural passion fruit-mango foam." So, yes, basically some frozen apple juice served in a fun themed way. I wouldn't mind coming back here to try the food! I had lunch at Be Our Guest restaurant next door so I wasn't hungry for some more food that is fit for Gaston. I wish I could've met the legendary man!

This is a regular visit for us while at the Magic Kingdom. It all centers around these massive cinnamon rolls and the Lefou's Brew. The cinnamon rolls are large enough for a family of 12. Not really, but you can easily share it with another. Especially if you drink the Lefou's Brew with it. It's not going to be a bargain, but generally, it's worth it. The brew is a combination of something like pear juice, a sweet foam and a flavoring like amaretto. Probably not exact, but close. My recommendation is that you mix the drink up entirely before having it so that the flavors are mingled - otherwise you end up with two different drinks, from top to bottom. Of course, the entire interior, which can get impossible to sit in during peak crowds, is decorated in a style that you would expect from Gaston. Lots of antlers. It is cool, as in comfortable, on a hot day, though. Sit inside, load up on these sugars and fats, and then wander around looking for a line to stand in. It is Disney, after all.

This place is trash, service is trash and for what Disney charges you at every turn youd think they would better train their staff

This is a good spot to stop for breakfast or a snack. The cinnamon rolls are huge and good. You can definitely share them. There is seating offered indoors and outdoors. They were not participating in mobile ordering when we went. The staff was friendly and the place is clean.

On 9/21 we were taking advantage of EMH at Magic Kingdom. During that time very little is open in way of food. Luckily a cast member referred us to Gaston's Tavern. I ordered a cinnamon roll & coffee while my wife opted for a croissant & coffee. The service was great and advised we could use snack credits from the dining plan vs quick serve credits. The cinnamon roll was massive and full.of flavor. I would like the option to add a protein but that's not a make or break for me. This is a must visit on our next trip to Disney.

TLDR; Obviously pretty neato cause it's a replica of Gaston's Tavern. Got souvenir mugs with Gaston on them filled with LeFou's Brew, but the pastries here aren't anything special. Limited seating and only a couple tables can sit more than 4. The outside is grand, and brings you right back to the nostalgia of the animated classic Beauty and the Beast (1991). There's a fountain and statue of Gaston and his buddy outside, and restrooms/water fountain right outside to the right as you are facing it. The inside is just as Gaston would've wanted - a shrine to his hunting trophies, with a giant painting of him over the fireplace and his iconic chair in the corner. Each detail is considered and the atmosphere is great. Other than that, it's pricey, like most things in Disney. They have a trio of MINI macarons for like $6, which isn't outrageous, but they weren't out of the ordinary. The chocolate croissant was a little sweet but filled with two strips of chocolate and covered with powdered sugar - was like $4. It's cute, and worth stopping in if you're a beauty and the beast fan, but don't go outta your way to get average pastries. However - I didn't try LeFou's Brew, so I can't speak to that.

Having lunch Sandwiches and frozen apple drink which is super sweet for me There is no place to warm my sandwich to melt the cheese