Isle of Java is where you can grab a pick-me-up when starting your day at Disney’s Animal Kingdom or refuel as the day wears on. This quick-service kiosk specializes in all kinds of caffeinated beverages, from espresso and cappuccino to iced coffee. And yes, there are pastries and other sweet treats available, too, to pair with your coffee.
Isle of Java Location
You’ll find Isle of Java in Animal Kingdom’s Discovery Island, right next door to Flame Tree Barbecue. It sits right near the bridge into DinoLand, U.S.A.
Isle of Java Menu
You’d be right if you guessed a spot called Isle of Java was all about coffee. There’s a long list of coffee drinks on the menu here – but this all-day quick-service spot also serves non-caffeinated beverages and some kid-friendly fare.
Stop by in the morning, and you can pick up a breakfast sandwich alongside your coffee, plus some sweet and savory treats like cinnamon rolls (Mickey-shaped, obviously) and churros. In the afternoon, the coffee menu and snack options remain pretty much the same, though you won’t be able to grab select breakfast items.
See what’s on the menu at Isle of Java below.
Breakfast Menu
Entrées
- Sausage, Egg, and Cheese Biscuit
Snacks
- Tiger Tail Chocolate Twist
- Colossal Mickey Cinnamon Roll
- Mickey-shaped Pretzel
- Churro
Coffee
- Vietnamese Iced Coffee
- Cappuccino
- Latte
- Espresso
- Joffrey’s Coffee Cold Brew
- Freshly Brewed Joffrey’s Coffee
Other beverages, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, are also available.
Snack Menu
Snacks
- Tiger Tail Chocolate Twist
- Colossal Mickey Cinnamon Roll
- Mickey-shaped Pretzel
- Churro
Coffee
- Vietnamese Iced Coffee
- Cappuccino
- Latte
- Espresso
- Joffrey’s Coffee Cold Brew
- Freshly Brewed Joffrey’s Coffee
Other beverages, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, are also available.
Disney Dining Plan
The Disney Dining Plan isn’t accepted at Isle of Java, so you won’t be able to use credits from either the Disney Dining Plan or the Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan here.
Advance Dining Reservations
Since Isle of Java is a quick-service kiosk, there’s no need to make an advance dining reservation (ADR) here. In fact, you won’t find any offered or available.Â
Is Isle of Java Kid-Friendly?
While the focus at Isle of Java is on coffee and other caffeinated beverages, this quick-service spot is actually quite kid-friendly. The snacks available here are tailored to theme park guests of every age with staples like churros and Mickey-shaped pretzels on the menu. Plus, there’s quite a number of coffee-free drinks served here.
And if you’re working with particularly wiggly or impatient kids, the grab-and-go nature of Isle of Java is perfect for picking up drinks, light bites, or coffee for adults and moving on fast.
