Six Ravens 🐦‍⬛

Six Ravens is the new savory concept from the creators of Gideon’s Bakehouse, bringing medieval-inspired grab-and-go food to The Landing at Disney Springs. Instead of giant cookies, the focus here is on Coffyns, house-made yeast rolls completely filled with sandwich-style ingredients and paired with dipping sauces. The unusual theme, dark

storybook styling, and collaboration with Central Florida chefs give Six Ravens a personality that feels closely related to Gideon’s without simply repeating what the bakery already does.

Experience ✨

Six Ravens is designed as a quick-service grab-and-go stop rather than a sit-down restaurant. Guests order inside, collect their food, and take it with them to enjoy elsewhere at Disney Springs, which makes the concept especially useful when you want something substantial without committing to a full table-service meal. The Coffyns are individually sized, easy to carry, and each comes with its own recommended dipping sauce, so the experience is built around trying one flavor or sharing several across a group.

Atmosphere 🕯️

The atmosphere leans heavily into medieval history and dark folklore, with ravens, old-world imagery, rich colors, and a slightly mysterious storybook look that clearly shares creative DNA with Gideon’s Bakehouse. The name refers to the legend of the ravens guarding the Tower of London, while the word Coffyn comes from an old term used for enclosed hand pies. The space is small and highly themed, so the visual experience is part of the appeal even though there is no dedicated indoor dining room.

Info ℹ️

Type: Quick Service

Location: The Landing at Disney Springs

Service Style: Grab-and-go counter service

Accessibility: The ordering area has step-free access and is accessible to guests using wheelchairs and ECVs. There is no dedicated indoor dining area, so guests will need to use nearby public Disney Springs seating after collecting their food.

What You’ll Find 🍽️

🍔 Cheeseburger Coffyn

🌿 Pesto chicken Coffyn

🐷 Pulled pork and mac & cheese Coffyn

🍛 Chicken curry Coffyn

🧀 Grilled cheese Coffyn

🌱 Sweet potato and black bean Coffyn

🥔 Smashed potatoes

🍫 Chocolate chip cookie tart

🥤 House root beer

🍺 Local Florida beers and cider

The menu is intentionally compact, with six main Coffyn choices all currently priced the same. That makes ordering relatively simple while still giving guests a mix of beef, chicken, pork, vegetarian, mild, and more adventurous flavors. Each Coffyn is paired with a specific dipping sauce, which is an important part of how the fillings are meant to be eaten.

The Food 🍴

The six Coffyns currently cost $10.96 each and cover a surprisingly broad range of flavors. The Peasant’s Patty is the most familiar option, combining cheeseburger filling, American cheese, and pickle bits inside a sesame-topped roll. The Villain of Valentina uses basil pesto chicken, balsamic tomatoes, and plenty of garlic, while The Wizard’s Wonder combines mac and cheese, pickled poblano peppers, pulled pork, and barbecue flavors. The Imperial Idol brings a mildly spicy chicken, potato, carrot, and coconut curry filling, The Moreish Monk is a grilled-cheese-style version with Vermont white cheddar, Havarti, and tomato jam, and The Forager’s Find offers a vegetarian combination of roasted sweet potato, black bean corn salsa, pepitas, and Cotija cheese. Tale Teller Tatties are baked smashed potatoes served with honey mustard, while The Tart’s Tempest combines a Gideon’s chocolate chip cookie tart with chocolate fudge and raspberry jam.

The Drinks 🥤

The signature nonalcoholic drink is The Friar’s Fault, a house root beer on tap with a sassafras-forward flavor and vanilla finish. Standard fountain beverages are also available. Adults can choose from a small list of local beers and cider, including offerings from The Ravenous Pig, Crooked Can, and Sideward Brewing, which keeps the drink menu connected to the Central Florida collaboration theme rather than relying only on national brands.

Price 💲

$ ($1–$20)

$$ ($21–$50)

$$$ ($51–$75)

$$$$ ($76+)

Price Tier: $

Six Ravens fits comfortably into the $ category because each Coffyn is currently $10.96, the potato side is $8.66, the dessert tart is $7.66, and the house root beer is $6.96. One Coffyn and a drink can stay under $20 before tax, while adding potatoes, dessert, or beer will push the total higher. For Disney Springs, this is a relatively approachable way to get a savory meal or substantial snack without moving into table-service pricing.

Tips 💡

🐦‍⬛ Look at all six Coffyn fillings before ordering because the flavors are very different

🥫 Use the recommended dipping sauce because it is designed to complement each filling

🥔 Add the smashed potatoes if one Coffyn alone does not feel like enough food

🍫 Save room for the chocolate and raspberry tart if you like Gideon’s-style desserts

🥤 Try the house root beer if you want something unique to Six Ravens

🪑 Remember there is no dedicated dining room, so plan to find nearby Disney Springs seating

The Good

• Creative savory concept

• Very distinctive theming

• Affordable by Disney Springs standards

• Several different filling styles

• Vegetarian option available

• Local beer partnerships add personality

The Not-So-Good

• No dedicated indoor seating

• Small menu

• Grab-and-go format may not suit everyone

• One Coffyn may not be enough for a large appetite

• Dipping sauces are a major part of several flavors

• The unusual theme may not appeal to everyone

Allergy & Dietary Information

Disney is very conscientious about food allergies and dietary needs, and Six Ravens has procedures in place to help guests with common food allergies and dietary restrictions. Guests may consult with a chef or specially trained Cast Member before ordering, and ingredient information can be reviewed when needed. Preparation methods and suppliers can change, and Six Ravens does not operate a separate allergy-free kitchen, so cross-contact cannot be guaranteed. Guests with food allergies should discuss their specific needs with the restaurant team before placing an order.

Final Thoughts 🌟

Six Ravens is a smart addition to The Landing because it gives Disney Springs something that feels genuinely different without requiring a full sit-down meal. The medieval story, creative Coffyn names, unusual fillings, dipping sauces, and local partnerships give the concept plenty of personality, while the prices remain relatively reasonable. If you already enjoy the darker storytelling style of Gideon’s Bakehouse but want something savory, Six Ravens feels like a natural next stop.