Sleepy Hollow
Sleepy Hollow: dining at Magic Kingdom Park — location and planning data on MouseHub.
Visitor sentiment
4.2· 332 Google ratings
People say this quick-service restaurant offers delicious Nutella waffles with fresh fruit, crispy chicken and waffles, and phenomenal hand-battered corn dogs. They also highlight the quick service, shareable portion sizes, and ample outdoor seating. Some reviews mention the waffles can be cold.
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The MouseHub take
Sleepy Hollow is a walk-up window in a brick cottage in Liberty Square, a few steps from Cinderella Castle, and its patio tables face the castle. The board is short. Freshly-made waffles and funnel cakes carry the toppings, from plain powdered sugar to chocolate-hazelnut spread with bananas and berries, and the savory side comes down to a Waffle with Sweet-and-Spicy Maple Chicken and a Hand-dipped Corn Dog served with house-made chips. Cooks make each order when it lands, which is what visitors praise and also why the window backs up at lunch.
Plan on a shared snack rather than a meal that seats your group. There is no dining room here, only outdoor tables that run out through the afternoon and get claimed early on fireworks nights. Nothing on the all-day menu passes $12.99, a plain waffle is $7.29, and one loaded waffle is enough for two people, so families on a budget do well. Order in the My Disney Experience app, send someone ahead for a table, and take napkins, because the toppings slide off. Anyone wanting air conditioning, a guaranteed seat, or a menu with vegetables on it should keep walking.
At a glance
- Best for
- Two people who want one oversized treat and a castle view without booking anything
- Skip if
- You want a full meal, a table indoors, or a seat you can count on
- Worth ordering
- Waffle with Sweet-and-Spicy Maple Chicken, Waffle with Chocolate-Hazelnut Spread, Bananas, Berries, and Whipped Cream, Hand-dipped Corn Dog, Funnel Cake with Berries, Powdered Sugar, and Whipped Cream
- Reservations
- Nothing to book. Disney runs it as a quick-service kiosk, so you walk up to the window or send the order ahead with Mobile Order.
- Value
- Snack pricing that holds up. The chicken waffle tops the menu at $12.99, a plain waffle or funnel cake is $7.29, and the portions are large enough that two people can split one.
The good
- One waffle feeds two peopleVisitors keep reporting that the loaded waffles and funnel cakes are more than one person finishes. Couples split one and each walk away with a snack.
- The kitchen cooks it after you orderDisney calls the waffles freshly-made, and visitors say the food arrives hot and crisp rather than sitting under a lamp.
- You eat looking at Cinderella CastleThe patio tables face the castle, which is a better view than most Magic Kingdom counters hand you for the price of a waffle.
- The corn dog comes with chipsDisney hand-dips it and serves it with house-made chips for $11.49, which makes it the closest thing here to a full meal. Visitors rate it well above the standard park hot dogs.
- The board runs sweet and savoryThe Waffle with Sweet-and-Spicy Maple Chicken sits next to funnel cakes buried in whipped cream, so a group that cannot agree on lunch or dessert can order both.
- Nothing on the menu passes $12.99The chicken waffle is the top price. A plain waffle or funnel cake with powdered sugar is $7.29, and a side of bananas or chocolate-hazelnut spread adds $1.00.
The bad
- The window backs up at lunchMade to order means one small kitchen cooking each item as it comes in, and visitors describe the line barely moving through the middle of the day.
- There is nowhere to sit indoorsDisney runs this as a quick-service kiosk, so the seating is a patio in the Florida weather. Shade is thin and a rain shower ends the meal.
- The tables run outThe patio is small for the traffic it gets, and visitors report circling with food in hand or eating standing up.
- The loaded waffles fall apartBerries, bananas, and chocolate-hazelnut spread slide off a soft waffle, and you finish it sticky. Eating one while walking does not work.
- The savory menu is one corn dogPast the Hand-dipped Corn Dog and the chicken waffle, the board is dessert. A group looking for lunch is reading a menu of powdered sugar.
Veteran tips
- Send the order ahead on the appDisney lists this as a Mobile Order location. Place it in My Disney Experience while you are in line for something else, then collect at the window.
- Claim a table before you collect the foodOne of you holds a patio table while the rest wait at the window. At midday that is the difference between sitting and standing.
- Take napkins with youGrab more than you think you need and pack a wet wipe. The toppings end up on hands before you are halfway through.
- Order the corn dog if you want lunchIt is the one item that arrives with a side, house-made chips, for $11.49. The only other savory thing on the board is the chicken waffle.
- Get there early on fireworks nightsThe patio faces the castle, so visitors say the tables go long before the show starts. Turn up at showtime and you are standing in the crowd with everyone else.
- Start at $7.29 if you are splittingA waffle or funnel cake with powdered sugar is the cheapest thing on the menu, and a side of bananas or chocolate-hazelnut spread adds $1.00.
- Stop here for coffee tooThe board carries Joffrey's brewed coffee, cold brew with sweet cream, hot cocoa, and Twinings tea, which few people picture when they think of a funnel cake window.
MouseHub editorial, written from visitor reports and official Disney sources. Last reviewed .