What Counter Service restaurants have great dessert options??

[kellydisney]

We need some suggestions, since the dining plan includes a dessert at a CS restaurant. Thanks!

 

[maconMouse]

You certainly can't beat the dessert options at Boulangerie Pastisserie in France at Epcot as well as the Kringla Bakeri og Cafe in Norway at Epcot. :slurp: Your entree options would be limited here. However, the sandwiches I've tried at both have been excellent.

In terms of some good dessert options to go along with great entree selections, I've found excellent desserts at Animal Kingdom's Tusker House as well as Flame Tree Barbeque. Both have awesome chocolate cake! Tusker has a great carrot cake and cheesecake also, and Flame Tree has a delcious key lime pie, as well as a frozen lemonade icee as options. Cosmic Ray's at Magic Kingdom also has a similar dessert menu with a chocolate cake, carrot cake, and brownie as options. Enjoy the yummy calories!

 

[Austin1]

I know the ABC Comissary at MGM is excptionally good. Im not sure abuot their dessert but I think they have pie or somthing.

 

[DisneyRoxMySox]

Does Casey's Corner have dessert? I seem to remember brownies or something...

 

[bhg469]

i noticed at the noodle station they had a ginger infused creme brulee which i wanted to try but they are closed during my trip!

 

[Hakunamatata]

Pretty much any Crem Brulle (sp?) that I have ordered at Disney has been just awesome. My next favorite is something simple you can get in any park. The Premium Mickey Bar is my fav.....

 

[MagliteL13]

Pecos has a Chocolate Cream Pie. El Pirata serves Churros. I've got to go with the bakery in France though. The chocolate eclairs are scrumdidlyuptious.

 

[bluejasmine]

I love getting a pastry from the Norway Bakery and the French Bakery, this time I plan on trying a cannoli from the Italian pastry kiosk.

 

[Magic Maker]

I second the remarks about Flame Tree and Tusker House, mmmm mmmm gooooood, key lime pie from Flame Tree is good stuff too.

 

[Jekyll Baker]

I normally don't get desserts at a counter-service restaurant (since because of my job I look at the stuff everyday ) but I have had the chocolate cream pie at Pecos' (free because I was wearing a birthday button - it was OK) and I've tasted the Orange Flan at ABC Commisary (my brother had ordered it - it was better than the choc cream pie)
I've also had a few of the desserts during the Food & Wine Festival - the Bailey's Creme Brulee was excellent, especially if you don't mind a bit of alcohol.

 

[Fantasmic Freak]

When exactly is the Noodle Station going to be closed? I was looking forward to checking it out the last week of August.

Thanks

 

[dixiegirl]

I love getting a pastry from the Norway Bakery and the French Bakery, this time I plan on trying a cannoli from the Italian pastry kiosk.

ohh yes yes...the french bakery.....so much to chose from.....and italy...oh yes....but then there is always giredellis (sp?) ice cream shop at disney marketplace.....although you can have that anytime...not just dessert....oh yummm...oh by the way does anyone know what happened to the bakery thatwas once at the marketplace?? went back last year and it was gone...it was nice they had the best cheesecake ..all different kinds and there was a nice area to sit and eat it at....oh there is a bakery...now that i think of it..near the espn club..on that strip...good stuff there..funny how vaction talk always imvolves food!!