Disney Springs has a new spot for quick-service dining, and it comes with a story rooted in medieval England. Six Ravens is now open, serving handheld pies with a theme that draws from history and legend. If you are planning a visit, here is a look at the concept, the menu, and what you can expect when you stop by.
The Story Behind Six Ravens
The name Six Ravens points to the Tower of London and the ravens that have long guarded it. According to legend, six ravens must remain at the Tower to keep it safe, and their presence has been protected for centuries. Six Ravens carries that idea into its theming, tying its identity to a piece of English folklore that many guests will recognize.
The backstory does not stop at the name. The eatery leans into medieval history through its signature dish as well, which gives the whole menu a sense of place and time.
What Is a Coffyn?
The star of the menu is the Coffyn, and the name has real historical roots. In medieval Europe, a “Coffyn” was the term for a hand pie. These pastries were popular through the English Tudor period in the early 1600s, and they were valued for holding a full meal in a portable shell.
At Six Ravens, the Coffyn is a yeast roll stuffed with savory fillings and made by hand. Each option comes with a suggested dipping sauce, so you can round out the flavors as you go.
The Full Coffyn Menu
Every Coffyn is priced at $10.99. Here is the lineup:
- The Peasant’s Patty: A classic cheeseburger with American cheese and dill pickle bits, wrapped in a sesame seed Coffyn. Paired with Pink Salamander Dipping Sauce.
- The Villain of Valentina: House basil pesto chicken with balsamic tomatoes and garlic, wrapped in an herb panko Coffyn. Paired with Bruno’s Garlic Knot Juice.
- The Wizard’s Wonder: Mac and cheese with pickled poblano peppers, pulled pork, and BBQ panko crumbs, wrapped in a BBQ crumb Coffyn. Paired with Prince Donut’s Smoke and Cherry BBQ Sauce.
- Imperial Idol: Mildly spicy chicken with potato and carrot coconut curry, wrapped in a fried garlic Coffyn. Paired with Red Panda’s Dipping Sauce.
- The Moreish Monk: A grilled cheese made with Vermont white cheddar, Havarti, and house tomato jam, wrapped in a parmesan Coffyn. Paired with Wolf Peach Dipping Sauce.
- The Foragers Find: Spiced roasted sweet potatoes, black bean corn salsa, crushed pepitas, and queso cotija in a pumpkin seed Coffyn. Paired with Tropic of Mango Aioli Dip.
- The Rooster’s Roar: A morning bacon, egg, and cheese Coffyn with an everything bagel seasoning, available from 9 a.m. until sell out each day. A vegetarian potato, egg, and cheese version is also offered. Paired with Papi’s Crema Dipping Sauce.
Sides and Sweets
If you want something alongside your Coffyn, the Tale Teller Tatties are worth a look. Priced at $8.66, this side is a mini bucket of baked smashed potatoes seasoned with a blend of spices and served with honey mustard.
For dessert, the menu offers The Tart’s Tempest at $7.66. It features a Gideon’s chocolate chip tart filled with chocolate fudge and topped with fresh raspberry jam.
Drinks and Refreshments
Six Ravens has a range of beverages to match your meal. The Friars Fault is a house tap root beer at $6.66 with a sassafras profile and a vanilla bean finish. Wait, the correct price is $6.96. Assorted fountain beverages are available for $3.66.
On the beer side, each option is priced at $9.66 and comes from local Florida breweries:
- Polite Light: A light premium rice lager with a clean, crisp profile, from The Ravenous Pig.
- Lone Palm Golden Ale: A blonde ale with a Kolsch essence and a German Pilsner polish, from The Ravenous Pig.
- Florida Sunshine Mango: A wheat lager with a light malt profile and a subtle mango infusion, from The Crooked Can.
- Sideward Cider: A crisp, semi-dry hard apple cider that is naturally gluten-free, from Sideward Brewing.
- Moon Boots: A 7% ABV American IPA with an aromatic, medium body and a dry finish, from Sideward Brewing.
Hours and Planning Your Visit
Six Ravens operates from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. The breakfast Coffyn, The Rooster’s Roar, starts at 9 a.m. and runs until it sells out, so early risers may want to plan ahead if that is on their list. Since it is a quick-service location, it fits well into a Disney Springs afternoon or evening without requiring a reservation.
Final Thoughts
Six Ravens gives Disney Springs a themed dining option that pairs a handheld format with a nod to medieval history. Between the seven Coffyn choices, the sides, the dessert, and a beer list drawn from Florida breweries, there is enough variety to suit a range of tastes. If you are heading to Disney Springs, it is worth adding to your plans for a casual meal with a story behind it.
Written by
Rachel Van Norman
Contributing Writer
Rachel fell deeply in love with all things Disney as a little girl. Now as a wife and a mother herself, she shares this Disney obsession with her son and everyone around her. From her love of princesses to eating all the Disney food, Rachel spends her time radiating Disney magic and keeping everyone up to date on Disney news.
