These pork ribs are super tender. There’s some really strong flavor up front. Ours were quite charred thanks to the sugary sauce, which we liked. That being said, it could turn some people off who dislike that texture.

These are very messy, but you get five ribs, which is a great deal for the price. Flavor-wise, these are right up there with our favorite Disney ribs from Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue. You get a wet napkin with these, and trust us, you’ll need it.

Rating out of 7: 6

These taste as good as they look. The wings are crispy, flavorful, and not too sloppy or messy. These are everything you’d want in an order of wings, not too spicy but just enough to let you know it’s there, and not hot at all. There’s also a distinct citrus flavor to them, which is typical of an island-inspired wing. We would definitely get these again.

Rating out of 7: 6

Unfortunately for our wallets, these garlic shrimp are delicious. We’d go as far as to say we like them better than the crispy chicken wings. While they may not be the best value at $16 for just three shrimp, they are very tasty.

Rating out of 7: 7

This is a huge piece of short rib. This is very sticky. We love that the rice is presented with a crunchy outer shell and soft rice in the middle.

Normally we’re not huge fans of short rib, but we think it’s delightful here. We sampled this dish earlier in our day, and this time around, it was much more fresh and warm. This mushroom gravy is so dark and intense and tastes great along with the rice.

Rating out of 7: 7

Our server recommended we try this burger, and it looks amazing. We opted for the sweet potato fries over the mac salad.

This is almost like a dessert burger, thanks to the sweet bun, the sweet potato fries, and the sweet onion jam. The Volcano Sauce changes the whole flavor of the burger and is hot for Walt Disney World. That being said, it really mellows out the sweetness of the jam and is almost like a spicy Big Mac sauce.

This burger has flavors that we think hit the exact notes that it sets out to hit, but they’re not exactly flavors we love. We still think this is really good, though. The fries, however, are pretty basic.

Rating out of 7: 5

The chicken on these sliders is very tender, but also super sticky. We can’t quite figure out if the chicken is grilled or fried, based on the texture.

The teriyaki flavor here isn’t very distinguishable, more like a soy-ish flavor that doesn’t quite hit the mark.

The Mac Salad we chose as our side was good, even better than Publix. While we think the sliders are a good value and taste decent enough, this dish was the weakest of all the entrees we tried.

Rating out of 7: 4

We think that Disney might have brined this pork chop for a long time, because while it’s not easy to cut through, it is pretty tender when you bite into it.

There’s a lot of juicy flavor here for a pork chop. We liked the smashed potatoes, but aren’t the biggest fans of kimchi so the slaw was a miss for us.

Overall, while it’s not a bad deal for the price, we don’t think we’d order this again.

Rating out of 7: 5

This is a shallow yet wide crème brûlée, and tastes pretty solid. If you’re a fan of this dessert you’ll no doubt enjoy it.

Our only complaint is that it’s a bit shallow, maybe only half an inch deep.

Rating out of 7: 5

This is really creamy. Between the salted caramel, coffee, and everything else, this is intense. We like the way the structure of the treat holds up too, the firmness at the bottom is the foundation, and gets more delicate with the mousse texture in the middle, and is light and fluffy on top. The caramelized bananas are also really good. This is a safe bet from the dessert menu if you’re a chocolate lover and not a fan of DOLE Whip.

Rating out of 7: 5

This looks beautiful. The hibiscus meringue is very crunchy and tasty. The macerated pineapple goes great with the treat overall, as do the blackberries and raspberries at the base of the sundae.

This will for sure be a crowdpleaser, everyone loves DOLE Whip and so do we. It’s great to see Disney experimenting with DOLE Whip outside of simply offering different flavors.

Rating out of 7: 7

This is basically POG in alcohol form. It’s a very, very strong drink, enough to make you wince on the first sip. There’s a tart pineapple flavor here as well. It’s a little too intense for us up front, but we think we’d be fine on the second sip. There are other drinks on the menu we’d get again over this.

Rating out of 7: 4

Espresso martinis are pretty simple, but this is one of the better ones we’ve had at Walt Disney World. The creaminess on the top is excellent.

Rating out of 7: 7

This is certainly something, though it’s tricky to describe. There’s a lot of mint in your face when you drink this, and it is cool and refreshing. There’s something early in here that we can’t quite put our finger on that’s almost pine-y in flavor, likely from the pandan-infused gin. The ginger beer does help to chill out the flavor, but this is a weird drink. We don’t hate it, but we don’t like it either.

Rating out of 7: 2

We really like this drink, almost to the point of wondering if we are being too generous with our scores. For the right person, this could be a 7. It’s a simple drink that’s executed very well.

Rating out of 7: 6

There’s a lot of stuff in this, yet it somehow tastes pretty simple. We think it’s delicious. There’s always a risk when using a banana liqueur that it’ll take over the whole drink, but the flavor is not overpowering here at all.

Rating out of 7: 7

This is pretty good and exactly what you’d expect from a hibiscus margarita.

Rating out of 7: 4