Six Ravens Menu Disney Springs: Full Prices and Every Coffyn

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The full Six Ravens menu is out, and the pricing is going to start an argument. Every hand pie at the new Disney Springs quick service spot from the Gideon’s Bakehouse team runs $10.99 — seven options, one price, each with a suggested dipping sauce pairing.

If you’ve been waiting on the Six Ravens menu Disney Springs details before deciding whether this is a must-visit or a maybe, here’s the whole thing: every Coffyn, every side, every drink, and what the pricing actually gets you.

Signage is up. Cast Member previews have already happened. An opening date hasn’t been confirmed, but this thing is close.

Quick Summary

• Six Ravens is a quick service hand pie shop from the team behind Gideon’s Bakehouse
• Seven Coffyn options, all priced at $10.99, each with a suggested dipping sauce
• One potato side, one dessert tart, house root beer on tap, and five local craft beers
• Beers are $9.66 each from The Ravenous Pig, The Crooked Can, and Sideward Brewing
• The Rooster’s Roar breakfast Coffyn is served from 9am until sell out daily
• No opening date confirmed yet, but signage is in place and previews have run

The Coffyns — $10.99 Each

A Coffyn is the house hand pie. Seven versions, all the same price, each with a dipping sauce pairing built in.

• The Peasant’s Patty — Classic cheeseburger with American cheese and dill pickle bits in a sesame seed Coffyn. Pairs with Pink Salamander Dipping Sauce.
• The Villain of Valentina — Basil pesto chicken, balsamic tomatoes, and garlic in a herb panko Coffyn. Pairs with Bruno’s Garlic Knot Juice.
• The Wizard’s Wonder — Mac and cheese with pickled poblano peppers, pulled pork, and BBQ panko crumbs in a BBQ crumb Coffyn. Pairs with Prince Donut’s Smoke & Cherry BBQ Sauce.
• The Imperial Idol — Mildly spicy chicken with potato and carrot coconut curry in a fried garlic Coffyn. Pairs with Red Panda’s Dipping Sauce.
• The Moreish Monk — Grilled cheese with Vermont white cheddar, Havarti, and house tomato jam in a parmesan Coffyn. Pairs with Wolf Peach Dipping Sauce.
• The Forager’s Find — Spiced roasted sweet potatoes, black bean corn salsa, crushed pepitas, and queso cotija in a pumpkin seed Coffyn. Pairs with Tropic of Mango Aioli.
• The Rooster’s Roar — Available from 9am until sell out daily. Bacon, egg and cheese in an everything bagel Coffyn, with a vegetarian option of potato, egg and cheese. Pairs with Papi’s Crema Dipping Sauce.

Note the detail most people will skim past: the crust changes with the filling. Sesame seed, herb panko, BBQ crumb, fried garlic, parmesan, pumpkin seed, everything bagel. That’s seven distinct doughs, not one dough with seven fillings.

Which Ones to Order First

If you’re going once and want the clearest read on the kitchen, The Moreish Monk is the tell. A grilled cheese with white cheddar, Havarti, and tomato jam in a parmesan crust has nowhere to hide — either the pastry is good or the whole thing falls apart.

The Forager’s Find is the vegetarian option that isn’t an afterthought. Sweet potato, black bean corn salsa, pepitas, and cotija is a real dish.

The Wizard’s Wonder is the one that will sell the most. Mac and cheese plus pulled pork plus BBQ crumb is engineered for exactly this audience.

Sides, Sweets, and Drinks

Tale Teller Tatties — $8.66. Baked smashed potatoes seasoned with house spices, served with honey mustard.

The Tart’s Tempest — $7.66. A Gideon’s chocolate chip tart filled with chocolate fudge and topped with fresh raspberry jam. This is the direct Gideon’s crossover on the menu.

The Friar’s Fault — $6.96. Six Ravens house tap root beer, described as sassafras forward with a vanilla bean finish.

Assorted Fountain Beverages — $3.66.

The Beer List — $9.66 Each

Five local craft options on tap, all at the same price:

• Polite Light — Light premium rice lager. The Ravenous Pig.
• Lone Palm Golden Ale — Blonde ale with Kolsch and German Pilsner character. The Ravenous Pig.
• Florida Sunshine Mango — Wheat/lager with a subtle sweet mango profile. The Crooked Can.
• Sideward Cider — Semi-dry, gluten-free hard apple cider. Sideward Brewing.
• Moon Boots — 7% ABV American IPA, aromatic with a dry, crisp finish. Sideward Brewing.

All three breweries are Central Florida operations. That’s a deliberate choice, and it’s a better list than most Disney Springs quick service counters carry.

Is $10.99 a Fair Price?

For Disney Springs quick service, yes — with a caveat.

A hand pie at $10.99 with a full dipping sauce included lands in the same range as a counter service entree at Walt Disney World, and below most Disney Springs table service appetizers. The seven-dough approach and the local sauce collaborations are doing real work to justify it.

The caveat is portion size. A single Coffyn is a lunch for some people and a snack for others. Budget for two, or a Coffyn plus the Tatties, if you’re arriving hungry.

Add a beer and you’re at roughly $20 per person for a full quick service meal in Disney Springs. That’s competitive.

When Does Six Ravens Open?

No opening date has been confirmed. What we know: the storefront signage is in place, the full menu is published, and limited Cast Member previews ran recently.

That combination usually means days to weeks, not months. Watch for a soft opening announcement.

The Bottom Line

The Six Ravens menu Disney Springs lineup is seven hand pies at $10.99, one potato side, one Gideon’s dessert tart, house root beer, and five Central Florida craft beers at $9.66.

It’s a focused menu that does one thing and commits to it. If you liked what the Gideon’s team did with cookies, this is the same instinct applied to savory food. Get there early for the breakfast Coffyn — it sells out.

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