Everything Pop Shopping & Dining

We have stayed/eaten at Pop Century twice in the last couple of years (can't beat being close to the skyliner!) and we have really NEVER been disappointed with the food. Yes, some of it is the same basic Disney food. And yes all of Disney is expensive, including the snacks. No one is arguing that. However, Pop's chefs do a great job of adding in REALLY GOOD "recommended items". Shrimp and Grits were the best I had at Disney, hands down. Sesame Chicken was good, Salmon was good. Their foot long hot dog is great and I don't really eat hot dogs. In my opinion, great food at a great (Disney) price and everyone we have met that works there seems to enjoy their work. It makes for a great atmosphere. Side note - Kudos to Laurie for our magical moment when we popped down for a late night snack just before closing. We hope you get to adopt your own little banshee soon! 😘

We stayed at the POP Century Hotel, where this food court is located. It was very convenient for us to grab breakfast every morning. They also serve lunch and dinner. In addition, they have a gift shop there where you can buy all sorts of Disney items/souvenirs to your heart's content, such as sweatshirts, t-shirts, shorts, flip flops, figurines, books, sunglasses, ball caps and anything else you can think of. The servers were friendly and helpful. We got the scrambled eggs, bacon strips, sausages, tater tots, 2 cups of coffee a piece, and a Mickey pancake. It all tasted good. We had plenty of energy after all that. Parking is available for free outside in the parking lot. The Skyliner stops at this resort also.

I got pasta every single night so I can't say too much about the food, but the pasta was amazing! Haha! Also, the staff was so beyond sweet and pixie dusted us, not once, but twice in the same day. Huge shout out to Brennan and Deanna for the pixie dusting. They had my friend and I in ABSOLUTE tears (and I rarely ever cry).

The shopping part is great. The food options are great. There is plenty of seating for everyone both inside and outside or you can take food to go. But breakfast items that should be served hot are not (mickey waffles for example). The pizza is always overdone. The service in the ice cream sundae section is beyond slow. We stood there forever and even waved our hands for attention and we were completely ignored. And the check out process is slow (and the staff there are just not friendly).

First of all, let's get the obvious out of the way... it's EXPENSIVE! You've been warned... The food is mediocre, annoyingly for the price. But it's typical Disney food. The gift shop part is awesome! They have a pretty big selection for souvenirs and gifts. All the employees are chomping at the bit to help you.

This is the best grilled chicken sandwich on property. There, I said it! Although, how many grilled chicken sandwiches have I had at Disney? This simple question caused me to fall into a rabbit hole. Put on your tinfoil hats… It turns out the exact same grilled chicken sandwich is sold at five other food courts on property! All described as: Marinated Grilled Chicken topped with Fresh Mozzarella, Basil Aïoli, Balsamic Glaze, Arugula, and Tomato on a Toasted Brioche Bun served with French Fries?! It makes sense if you think about it. Why wouldn’t they have similar menus? It’s cheaper and easier. But now I’m tempted to go to each one and try them out… to be continued on that. Other than that, sandwich was tasty. I happened to get there as they added two huge batches of fries so my fries were hot and fresh which adds to the je ne sais quoi of quick service dining at Disney. 😂 I tried their key lime pie. It was a little stodgy, and there was an underlying cloying sweetness once you got past the tart of the custard. It was…ok. The aesthetic atmosphere is industrial meets 60’s pop. There’s a lot of ambient noise. I went on a Friday lunch time in August and it wasn’t very busy but I suggest if you’re staying there, order through the mobile app. The soda is classic resort your choice fountain beverage but my Sprite was flat. The sandwich with “small” soda was a little over $17. The key lime pie was $5.31 (as of August 2023).

AMAZING!!! Myself and my siblings have celiac disease, need complete gluten free. Chef Wayne came out and spoke to us about options and took our order directly, as well as prepared the food. He brought us our food in sealed boxes labelled GF with stickers, and was delicious. Thank you Thank you Thank you so much!

The POP Shop and Dining area is a great way to grab snacks, meals, and the best value for enjoying unlimited beverages with the purchase of a souvenir cup! I get one every visit. The vegan options are pretty good and the staff is always friendly and accommodating. The gift shop is great and has a nice variety of merchandise from the parks. The perfect place to pick up last minute gifts for those at home...or yourself!