The Cake Bake Shop at Disney's BoardWalk: Reservations Now Open on OpenTable

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Posted: Thursday October 31, 2024 10:22am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Planning a visit to Disney's BoardWalk? Reservations are now open for The Cake Bake Shop, but you won't find them on the My Disney Experience App just yet. Instead, you can book your table through OpenTable, making it easy and convenient without the need for a credit card guarantee.

The Cake Bake Shop Bakery at Disney's BoardWalk

About The Cake Bake Shop

The Cake Bake Shop offers a charming setting with a variety of desserts and savory options, open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. You can check out the full menu to see what's available.

How to Make a Reservation

To secure your place, head to OpenTable to make a reservation now. Booking ahead is highly recommended, especially since this location is likely to become a popular choice for visitors heading into the holiday season. Here’s the link to get started: The Cake Bake Shop at Disney’s BoardWalk on OpenTable.

Keep an eye out for future updates if you prefer booking through Disney's system, as they may add the reservation feature soon.

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WorldExplorer1 day ago

Lots of mint paint left over from M. Mouse Merchantile, I see.

mastromjm1 day ago

Screendoor reopened today. Interesting color choices

DJM2 days ago

Never happen. There isn't enough parking, and Lexin who owns the downtown wants RIDICULOUS rent for the space. Many attempts were made to do something with the space and all have failed.

aladdin20072 days ago

I didn't realize changes were being made to the store there, I thought it was fine and nice the way it was, but of course because it was nice it has to go, as such. Speaking of that also wondering about the Emporium, that entire back quadrant through to casey's walled off. Do we start cringing now how thats going to turn out?

ToTBellHop3 days ago

Ah, the Boarddwakd, home of on-theme locations like Cake Bake Shop.

Disney Analyst3 days ago

Hot take, if I was in charge... I'd be trying to remodel that bar ;) Maybe some more subtle colours, less circus, less tacky. ETA: I used Bing, please don’t write to corporate about me using AI to express what I would design.

jmuboy3 days ago

100% accurate in your assessment - 1990s Disney at its BEST.

mattpeto3 days ago

lol. Hey, that's still theming far beyond anything Carousel Coffee came up with.

MisterPenguin3 days ago

;) (Yeah, I know it's gone, but it happened.)

mattpeto3 days ago

The BoardWalk Inn pool bar is a great example of theming done well.

FiestaFunKid3 days ago

I agree with your point, but saying Carousel Coffee has a theme b/c it has pictures of carousels on the wall - is being extremely generous to Imagineering.

castlecake2.03 days ago

I think the issue is they’re designing things to match a theme rather than being part of an overall story. Carousel Coffee for example, it has a theme with the carousel photos on the wall, but it doesn’t drive the story of the resort forward. I came up with a story for it a while back, it should have been designed to look like the repair shop of the person who takes care of the boardwalk carousel and dressed to match. This looks like the same issue the shop refurb is going to have, it looks nice, but what’s the story? Saying that the story also doesn’t have to be in your face as a guest, but it should be used as the plot line of the design.

Tha Realest3 days ago

Because it’s more attractive to private equity folks who will be looking at acquiring the resorts and/or the DVC

Jrb19793 days ago

Why are they so obsessed with going the generic route for a lot of things now. What made Disney different was the theming. They have been going away from that for everything outside of the parks.