Well they are putting an “e” at the end of salad and soup to sound uppity. Maybe they think that calls for higher prices!
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The Cake Bake Shop Bakery, What the Heck?
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Eric Graham
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why not just put a le or la in front of it to sound really fancy like la spaghetti...and les fettucine de mournay (fettucine alfredo yum!) . then, you can charge even more...Well they are putting an “e” at the end of salad and soup to sound uppity. Maybe they think that calls for higher prices!
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Chef idea Mickey`=
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I haven't been, but saw it's quite nice! BTW thanks for bringing it up, 1900 Park Fare I only and would only go for dinner not breakfast. Breakfast is too average.I actually prefer Cape May over 1900 Park Fare, but that's just me. Their character breakfast is really top notch! Nice to splurge on crab at dinner also once in awhile!
Eric Graham
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Goofy, my nemesis (laughs) rubbed my head at a character breakfast one time. I thought it was funny. Not too much hair up there, well not too much anymore (C'est la vie).
LuvDisney007
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have u looked at both adults n kids meals. Desserts are around $20. Maybe it should close again n try to serve regular average people When it opens with affordable desserts n meals!
Eric Graham
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The Grand Floridian Cafe is also a can't miss at the Grand Floridian, and such great food!
Club Cooloholic
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I don't usually mean any ill will for any business, but for the sake of the rest of us all, I don't want to see this place do well. Apparently, these prices are higher than any of their other locations. Success of this place would only encourage higher prices elsewhere, and show me that Disney park goers really are not as savvy as I hoped.
I am the same on this. We will be staying at the Beach Club in February, so right there with no plans to visit the Cake Bake Shop and spend my $$$ on something so overpriced.
Mark Dunne
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I'm hearing $16-17 for a slice of cake , I mean I'm from the UK, and cake is our thing, but i stop at £5 a slice, but £12 a slice 
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, I mean I'm from the UK, and cake is our thing, but i stop at £5 a slice, but £12 a slice .
John park hopper
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you can't have Disney cake and your $$$$$$too
More like $24.I'm hearing $16-17 for a slice of cake
Full menu here https://www.wdwmagic.com/dining/the...p,-menu-unveiled-with-eye-watering-prices.htm
Chef idea Mickey`=
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$22, $24 or $26 Depending which cake you take!
Club Cooloholic
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Maybe it's all a secret deal Disney made with Cake Bake. They give them free rent, sell what they can and everyone else going bypassing it thinks they are getting a good deal on their $30 chicken dinners from Disney and 8 dollar pretzels so they feel better about the mouse.
Eric Graham
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Belle always makes secret deals (in the terms of looking adorable to me) and I always am a sucker and gives her more treats but that's a totally different story
Eric Graham
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i apologize profusely, i had to make it all about myself 
DisneyHead123
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Is it for certain that the prices mentioned are for a slice of cake and not the actual cake itself? The way the menu was phrased, my impression was that was the price for an entire cake.
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Chef idea Mickey`=
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Last I heard WDW Pro mentioned one cake is like a $100 or a particular one be $200 something so no.
DisneyHead123
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Last I heard WDW Pro mentioned one cake is like a $100 or a particular one be $200 something so no.
Wow that is really strange. There are so many treats available nearby, not seeing people paying those prices for a single slice of cake!
Chef idea Mickey`=
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The hundred ones are whole not slice bahhhhhah!
