Gideon's Bakehouse's savory spin-off has arrived: Six Ravens is now open at Disney Springs. It trades cookies for hand pies, leans hard into a moody medieval theme, and drew a line at Disney Springs security on opening day. Here's the full menu with prices, how ordering actually works, and the honest read on whether it's worth the wait.
What it is
Six Ravens comes from the team behind Gideon's Bakehouse, the beloved Disney Springs bake shop — but where Gideon's is all towering cookies and cake slices, this is a savory concept built around "Coffyns." A Coffyn is a house-made yeast roll fully encased around a savory filling; the name is the original medieval term for a hand pie, and "Six Ravens" nods to the legend of the ravens that guard the Tower of London. The space is dark, detailed, and heavily themed — it takes a minute for your eyes to adjust when you walk in.
The full menu
Coffyns — $10.96 each:
- The Peasant's Patty — a cheeseburger riff: American cheese and dill pickle in a sesame-seed coffyn, with a spicy "Pink Salamander" dipping sauce.
- The Moreish Monk — essentially grilled cheese in hand-pie form: Vermont white cheddar, Havarti, and tomato jam in a parmesan-crusted coffyn.
- The Wizard's Wonder — mac and cheese with pickled poblano and BBQ pulled pork, in a BBQ-crumb coffyn with a smoke-and-cherry sauce.
- The Imperial Idol — mildly spicy chicken with potato-and-carrot coconut curry in a fried-garlic coffyn.
- The Villain of Valentina — basil pesto chicken with balsamic tomatoes and a lot of garlic, in a herb-panko coffyn.
- The Foragers Find — the vegetarian option: spiced sweet potato, black bean corn salsa, and queso cotija in a pumpkin-seed coffyn with mango aioli.
Sides & sweets: the Tale Teller Tatties — smashed potatoes with the house honey mustard — run $8.66, and the Tart's Tempest, a Gideon's chocolate-chip cookie tart with fudge and raspberry jam, is $7.66.
To drink: the standout is the Friars Fault, a sassafras-forward house root beer on tap brewed by a local brewery just for Six Ravens — $6.96. Fountain drinks are $3.66, and local beers and cider (from Ravenous Pig, Crooked Can, and Sideward) are $9.66.
How ordering works
It's grab-and-go: you order inside, then take your food outside to find a seat elsewhere in Disney Springs. A few things to know before you go:
- Limit of two coffyns per guest — they're meant to be eaten hot, so the cap keeps them fresh.
- Virtual queue when it's busy — if the line runs long, Six Ravens switches to a virtual queue so you get a return notification instead of standing in a physical line.
- Hours may be a little unpredictable until the official grand opening settles in.
The honest verdict
Here's where we'll be straight with you: early reviews are genuinely split. The Disney Food Blog tried the whole menu and came away enthusiastic, singling out the Villain of Valentina, the smashed-potato Tatties, and that house root beer. Other outlets were cooler — one felt the whimsy of the theming outran the quality of the food, and another framed the whole thing as a toss-up. The one thing everyone agrees on is the atmosphere and packaging: the medieval theming and the raven-emblazoned boxes are a hit across the board. It's the coffyns themselves that opinions diverge on.
Everyone agrees the theming nails it — it's the coffyns the reviews can't agree on.
Our take: if you love Gideon's and the idea of a savory hand pie, it's worth a try — go in knowing it's a roughly $11-per-coffyn grab-and-go snack, not a sit-down meal, and temper expectations on the food while enjoying the vibe. And whatever you order, get the root beer — it's the one item nobody argued about.