After six years of anticipation, Disney World has finally pulled back the curtain on Six Ravens, a villain-themed quick-service restaurant coming to Disney Springs as the savory sister concept to the beloved Gideon's Bakehouse. Walt Disney World has now published the complete Six Ravens menu, giving guests a clear picture of what to expect — and what it will cost.
\n\nMeet the Six Ravens Coffyn
\nSix Ravens is building its entire identity around a signature item called the Coffyn — sandwich fillings fully enclosed inside house-made yeast rolls, taking their name from an early term for a hand pie. All seven Coffyns are priced at $10.99 each, and each comes with a suggested dipping-sauce pairing.
\n\nHere's the full lineup:
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- The Peasant's Patty — a cheeseburger filling with American cheese and dill pickle pieces. \n
- The Villain of Valentina — basil-pesto chicken, balsamic tomatoes, and garlic. \n
- The Wizard's Wonder — mac and cheese, pulled pork, pickled poblano peppers, and barbecue-seasoned crumbs. \n
- The Imperial Idol — mildly spicy coconut-curry chicken, potato, and carrot. \n
- The Moreish Monk — a grilled-cheese variation with Vermont white cheddar, Havarti, and tomato jam. \n
- The Forager's Find — sweet potatoes, black bean-corn salsa, pepitas, and Cotija cheese. \n
- The Rooster's Roar — a breakfast Coffyn with bacon, egg, and cheese. A potato-based vegetarian version will also be available. \n
The breakfast Coffyn is advertised for service beginning at 9 a.m. until it sells out, though Six Ravens has not yet confirmed its regular operating hours.
\n\nThe $10.99 Price Is Only the Beginning
\nA single Coffyn at $10.99 is a reasonable entry point for a Disney Springs entrée — but building out a complete meal changes the math considerably. The Tale Teller Tatties — baked smashed potatoes served with honey mustard — cost $8.66, bringing a Coffyn-and-potatoes combo to $19.65 before tax.
\n\nAdd a $3.66 fountain beverage and the total climbs to $23.31. Opt for the $6.96 Friar's Fault house root beer instead, and you're looking at $26.61. Choose one of the $9.66 draft beers, and a Coffyn-plus-potatoes meal reaches $29.31.
\n\nThat doesn't make Six Ravens unusually expensive for Walt Disney World, but it does mean the $10.99 headline number tells only part of the story — especially for families ordering multiple combinations. It's also worth noting that Disney Dining Plan meals are not accepted at Six Ravens, so guests on a dining package will need to pay out of pocket and save their credits for another participating location.
\n\nA Savory Experience, Not Just Another Dessert Counter
\nSix Ravens is not simply a second checkout lane for Gideon's cookies. It gives the team a separate savory business just a few doors from the original bakery, occupying the former Art of Shaving storefront in The Landing area of Disney Springs.
\n\nGideon's Bakehouse has long functioned as a destination in its own right — the dimly lit shop, original characters, rotating menus, and oversized baked goods turn the purchase into an experience, one that guests willingly wait in a virtual queue for. Six Ravens applies that same instinct to lunch, dinner, and potentially breakfast. Even its pricing reflects that distinctive personality: the potatoes cost $8.66, the tart is $7.66, and beverages end in either 66 or 96 cents — no conventional round numbers in sight.
\n\nThe new concept also creates a direct connection to Central Florida's local food scene. Its five $9.66 taps feature drinks from The Ravenous Pig, Crooked Can, and Sideward Brewing, making those local collaborations a prominent part of the Six Ravens experience.
\n\nNo Confirmed Opening Date Yet
\nInvited guests reportedly previewed Six Ravens on July 16, suggesting the restaurant is approaching public operation. Disney briefly displayed hours that led some observers to expect a July 20 debut, but the location did not open to the public that day. The official status remains