What to Actually Order at Amorette's Patisserie in Disney Springs

Published June 23, 2026 · Updated September 9, 2026

Disney Springs has no shortage of places to grab a sugar rush, but if you want dessert that tastes as good as it looks, Amorette’s Patisserie in the Town Center neighborhood is the move.

Too many visitors waste their dessert budget at mediocre, overpriced table-service restaurants (I always skip spots like Rainforest Cafe for exactly this reason). The smarter play? Skip dessert at dinner and head to Amorette’s. This upscale, French-style bakery turns out some of the most intricate, visually stunning pastries on Disney World property.

But the menu is pricey, and not every item delivers on the flavor-to-cost ratio. Here is what you should actually order at Amorette’s Patisserie—and what to skip.

The Signature Character Petit Cakes

The Verdict: Worth it if you share.

Amorette’s is famous for its “petit cakes”—meticulously decorated, multi-layered cakes themed to characters like Mickey, Minnie, or seasonal releases. They are gorgeous, highly photogenic, and usually feature complex flavor profiles like chocolate chiffon, cherry mousse, and dark chocolate crispy pearls.

The catch: They are expensive (often hovering around $20 to $22). The portion is technically small for a cake, but it is incredibly rich.

The smart move: Do not buy one of these for yourself. Split a petit cake between two or three people. If you just want a quick, cheap sugar hit, look elsewhere. But if you want a premium, high-quality dessert experience without booking a dining reservation, this is it.

Made-to-Order Crêpes: The Sleeper Hit

The Verdict: The best value on the menu.

While everyone is distracted by the glass bakery cases, the real insider move at Amorette’s is the made-to-order crêpe station. They offer both sweet (Nutella and fruit) and savory options.

The savory crêpe is a fantastic, under-the-radar lunch option if you want something lighter before a heavy dinner. It is fresh, made right in front of you, and arguably a better use of your money than some of the pre-made sandwiches sitting in the cold case.

Mickey Mousse & Eclairs

The Verdict: Skip the standard pastries, get the Mickey Mousse.

If you want a classic French pastry, Amorette’s has eclairs and macarons. They are perfectly fine, but you can get good macarons at Les Halles in EPCOT or anywhere else.

Instead, get the Mickey Mousse. It is a chocolate chiffon cake topped with dark chocolate mousse and white chocolate crisp pearls, shaped like Mickey Mouse. It delivers that distinct “Disney” feel for your Instagram feed but actually backs it up with rich, balanced flavors that are not overly sweet.

Champagne Slushies and Coffee

The Verdict: A great pairing.

If you are winding down your Disney Springs evening, Amorette’s serves wine, champagne, and their signature wine slushies. Grabbing a glass of sparkling wine or a strawberry bubbly slushy to pair with your pastry is one of the best ways to end a park day. Need a caffeine fix? Skip the massive Starbucks lines nearby; Amorette’s serves coffee beverages right at the counter, saving you an extra stop.

The Takeaway

Treat Amorette’s Patisserie as a destination, not just a passing snack stand. Skip the generic cookies or pre-packaged items, split a signature Petit Cake with your group, or grab a fresh crêpe if you want something savory. SupaPark tip: Seating inside the bakery is extremely limited. Have one person in your party scope out a table outside near the Town Center springs while you order.

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