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When deciding where to eat in Disney World, the choices are seemingly endless, offering something for every taste - quick bites, tasty treats, fancy fare, and upscale dining!
Recently, we revisited Everything Pop Shopping and Dining at Pop Century Resort to see what's on the menu and share our full review. Is it worth a stop on your next Disney World trip? We break it down for you.
**Atmosphere**
Everything Pop is located at the main dining area of Disney’s Pop Century Resort. Recently renovated, the vibrant space includes various seating options, including regular tables and booths. As a quick-service setup, you can either use mobile order or visit the food counters directly.
**Eats**
First, we tried the Chicken Adobo Nachos for $12.49. These nachos, topped with grilled chicken adobo, roasted corn pico, cheese sauce, and cilantro-lime crema, were incredibly flavorful and generously portioned. The variety of toppings made it very satisfying.
Next, the Caprese Chicken Sandwich at $13.19 made for a delicious bite. With balsamic-marinated grilled chicken, arugula, basil aïoli, and sun-dried tomato on a brioche bun, it felt like a caprese salad in sandwich form—definitely worth trying again.
For dessert, the Chocolate Marshmallow Cake at $6.29 was a treat with its soft texture and rich marshmallow center. It reminded us of a classic Hostess Cupcake!
Lastly, we sampled the Mickey Lemon Cookie at $4.59—a chewy, lemon-flavored treat, though some might find the texture and flavor unremarkable for the price.
**Nosh or Not**
Visit this spot if you’re staying at Pop Century Resort or want something quick and easy. Skip it if you're not keen on theme park fare or prefer fancier dining options.
**Overall**
The dishes offered good value and flavor for a value resort, and the chocolate marshmallow cake was a standout treat. There are so many snacks to explore at Disney World—it can be hard to choose! Your thoughts? Have you visited before? Share your experiences with us!
Recently, we revisited Everything Pop Shopping and Dining at Pop Century Resort to see what's on the menu and share our full review. Is it worth a stop on your next Disney World trip? We break it down for you.
**Atmosphere**
Everything Pop is located at the main dining area of Disney’s Pop Century Resort. Recently renovated, the vibrant space includes various seating options, including regular tables and booths. As a quick-service setup, you can either use mobile order or visit the food counters directly.
**Eats**
First, we tried the Chicken Adobo Nachos for $12.49. These nachos, topped with grilled chicken adobo, roasted corn pico, cheese sauce, and cilantro-lime crema, were incredibly flavorful and generously portioned. The variety of toppings made it very satisfying.
Next, the Caprese Chicken Sandwich at $13.19 made for a delicious bite. With balsamic-marinated grilled chicken, arugula, basil aïoli, and sun-dried tomato on a brioche bun, it felt like a caprese salad in sandwich form—definitely worth trying again.
For dessert, the Chocolate Marshmallow Cake at $6.29 was a treat with its soft texture and rich marshmallow center. It reminded us of a classic Hostess Cupcake!
Lastly, we sampled the Mickey Lemon Cookie at $4.59—a chewy, lemon-flavored treat, though some might find the texture and flavor unremarkable for the price.
**Nosh or Not**
Visit this spot if you’re staying at Pop Century Resort or want something quick and easy. Skip it if you're not keen on theme park fare or prefer fancier dining options.
**Overall**
The dishes offered good value and flavor for a value resort, and the chocolate marshmallow cake was a standout treat. There are so many snacks to explore at Disney World—it can be hard to choose! Your thoughts? Have you visited before? Share your experiences with us!
