I waited for an order of 2 coffees (one vanilla bean latte, and a caramel frappe) for $17 at the Cantina’s Coffee. Needless to say my experience was terrible. For such over priced coffees, you would expect them to be Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts grade, the complete opposite. While the taste of the coffees themselves were ok besides a small detail about the frappe (not worth the $17). We asked if the latte came with milk and sugar besides the Vanilla Bean flavoring in which the employee taking our order pointed down to a pathetic metal container of barely sugar and creamer. While waiting for the coffees we wanted to get some water from the fountains just next to the ordering windows, we were met with BEES going in and out the soda spouts and utensils dispenser. When I received my frappe, it was made as if the ice had just been hit with a hammer once or twice rather than being finely blended as it should be. You’d think waiting 10 minutes for a coffee with minimal business would deem a decent enough coffee, guess I was wrong. I understand that not every coffee place will be to the same grad as Starbucks, McCafe, or Dunkin, but when your customers are leaving the park after a day of fun in the sun with a coffee in their hand from one of your stores, you definitely want them to enjoy this part of their stay as well while for myself it unfortunately ended my day out with a pathetic cup with huge chunks of overpriced ice and coffee in my hand. (Not to mention the paper straw, paper straws I have no issue, the problem was the straw was already moist and flimsy when I received it)

Great, fast, and patient service. Food was good for a theme-park version of an empanada, a great snack for all-day dining, and a nice (portable) change from the other fare available, but doesn't taste as good as any of the empanadas I've in South Florida, from bakeries to restaurants to grocers to gas stations. So, great for what and where it is, but don't expect the absolute best authenticity. Will definitely be having these again.