You know, sometimes the best snacks at Disney World aren’t even at the parks, and we’re here to prove that to you!

We’re Disney foodies — we love going around Disney World, trying all the different eats and treats the Most Magical Place on Earth has to offer. Recently, we went to a few Disney World Resort hotels to see what we could find to put in our stomachs, and we need to share our BIG snack haul with you! We guarantee you’ll find something in here that you’ll want to try.

Art of Animation

Over at the Art of Animation Resort, we went to a quick-service spot called Landscape of Flavors. A few things caught our eye there, starting with the Mickey-Shaped Peanut Butter Brownie for $5.99. This feels like a super nostalgic snack because it reminds us of those Mickey-shaped brownies with icing and Mickey sprinkles they had at the resorts in the 2000s.

The sprinkles on this are peanut butter M&Ms! The chocolate icing on top is soft, smooth, and slightly gooey with a brownie base that has a soft and fluffy texture. There’s no fudgey interior, but in this case, that’s a good thing given all the other flavors going on.

The peanut butter M&Ms add a good, crunchy texture to the smoothness of the rest of the brownie, and the peanut butter drizzle gives a prominent, salty, peanut butter flavor in every bite. The combination of the peanut butter and chocolate makes for a good, balanced sweet and salty flavor profile! The portion size is perfect without being overwhelmingly sweet, thanks to the peanut butter to balance it out.

The chocolate goodness doesn’t end there, because we got the Mater Chocolate Pit Stop next, for $6.79. This is a chocolate mousse over a chocolate cake with a white chocolate coin and whipped cream. The overall flavor is milkier and creamier than the chocolate flavor we anticipated.

The mousse is light and airy with a bouncy texture, almost like gelatin. It’s smooth and not very rich, with a very toned-down chocolate flavor that doesn’t come through much. The chocolate cake layer is stiff and a bit flavorless.

The outer edge is darker than the middle, possibly having a cookie crumble exterior, but it’s so stiff that it’s hard to tell. The whipped cream is light and creamy and blends well with the rest of the dessert. It’s a bit of a tougher, thick dessert that’s not the easiest to eat. We’d also consider it more milky than chocolate-focused.

The last thing we grabbed from here was the Crispy Chicken Parmesan Sandwich for $13.19. This is a pretty decent-sized sandwich that could honestly feed maybe two people. The sandwich also comes with a lot of pepper-y seasoned kettle chips.

This is served on a ciabatta-style bread, and the overall flavor leans heavily toward the red sauce. The combination of the ciabatta bread and red sauce gives the whole sandwich a flatbread pizza type of feel. The amount of sauce can drown out the chicken flavor in some bites, but the chicken is cooked through evenly and is pretty tender.

It was easy to cut and bite through, even though it was large. There is a thin layer of cheese on top of the chicken. It’s your typical chicken parm, but the cheese blends into everything and is hard to pick out the individual flavor. It’s a solid sandwich choice if you’re in the mood for a heavier snack or lunch.

On to the next one!

All-Star Movies

Over at the All-Star Movies Resort, we checked out the World Premiere Food Court. The first thing we grabbed was the mouth-watering Cookie Butter Cheesecake for $6.29. This was more cheesecake than cookie butter, with a strong cream cheese flavor.

The whipped cream was smooth, as was the cheesecake layer, with a very crumbly crust. The crust’s foundation was a little weak and fell apart easily — it really didn’t stay together for long. We wouldn’t necessarily go out of our way for this, especially since this resort is a little removed from a lot of spots. However, it was a pretty decent portion for $6, and it was refreshing on a hot Florida day (which we’re getting lots of now).

We also grabbed the Alien Blondie for $5.79 at this location. This treat is so cute, and it looks like it should taste so good, but unfortunately, it has a single note. The base is supposed to be a blondie, and what we have instead is a very dry, tense vanilla cake. It explains why it felt like it was going to break in half when we tried to pick it up.

The only flavor note is vanilla, and an unpleasantly dry vanilla cake at that. The coating on the outside is green icing, but we didn’t even get any notes of vanilla in the actual icing; all we tasted was sugar. The eyeballs are your classic sugar eyeballs.

The great news is that we think kids will absolutely love this. It would be great to split it between two or three kids because it is enough for each of them to have a very nice piece, and it is so cute that they will absolutely go nuts over it.

But wait, there’s more!

All-Star Music

Our last hotel stop was the All-Star Music Resort. There, we went to Intermission Food Court and got the Warm Hugs Chocolate Mousse for $6.49. First off, the treat presentation was super neat! The description for the treat says hot chocolate mousse, but it really just tasted like normal chocolate mousse. So, we don’t really know how that works.

The fondant and mousse were very, very smooth, and our fork glided through both. There were some crunchy and large sugar crystals on top that added some much-needed texture. Throughout, there were also some large crispy puffs that added some more crunchiness, but it wasn’t enough in our opinion. This is another that we wouldn’t go out of our way for, unless you’re a massive Olaf fan and NEED to get this.

We’re always on the hunt for different bites around Disney World, so make sure to stay tuned to the Disney Food Blog for more food reviews!

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What would you want to try here? Let us know in the comments!