Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory

Why o why did the gluten free pizza change I used to rave to everyone that the previous gluten free pizza was amazing thin and crisp it was so delicious. The new horrible change is gross soft and tastes gross very disappointing and I always looked forward to having the pizza especially being on a gluten free diet. Haven't tried the pizza in other Disney food places but I probably will not hopefully there wasn't a complete change in all places to the new style couldn't even finish eating it.

The food is awesome and the place is so good. I love the Mickey beignets, they are so big and delicious!

I'm only giving a 5 Star for the BEIGNETS! Best ever! Best dessert/ baked good in all of Dinsey World! Lounge/Food hall food was good, inexpensive for two and quick. Jambalaya was a good plate.

Shrimp and grits were awful. Service staff wasn't friendly at all. What happened to Disney? Even the doorman to the hotel had long hair, scruffy beard and his clothes were 10 sizes too big. Sloppy all around.

First time there. Love the vibes. Everything super clean
Food was great. Will be back.

The food wasn't bad, but wasn't really good either.in fact you could get better food inside the parks at certain fast-service outlets than you could at Sassagoula. Individual pieces of fruit (apples, bananas) are priced higher in here than in the shop just 25 meters away! The refill cup is pretty good value if you're at the resort for a while, so that's almost a no-brainer to get on your first day. One thing that really bugged us after the first few days was the music.omg it gets on your nerves; it's quite a tight loop of the same few tracks, and it's on too loud. Towards the end of the trip we were taking food back to our room to get away from the music!

I wasn’t a huge fan of the particular meal I chose this time around, but this place is EXCELLENT for food allergies. The chef came out and took my order personally to make sure he understood every allergy that needed to be accommodated.

Great food, great service. Plenty of seating. Part of the excellent Port Orleans French Quarter experience

Small, but mighty. They pretty much have everything you'd want from a quick service, and everything was always fresh. Tons of allergy options - I could get pretty much anything I'd want made gluten free. It is available for mobile ordering through the app, and there's a dedicated pickup spot of those orders.

Lots of eating options. There are several stations where you order what you want and pay at the end. I recommend New Orleans food like Gumbo or Shrimp & Grits. There is not so much variety at breakfast.

What an unknown gem! Blacken Samon like I've never had, prime rib that cuts like butter and a free toast for our anniversary. A step back in time with beautiful landscaping with trees, ponds and winding trails with a carriage ride to boot. Unmatched relaxation after a day at the park.

Love this place. It is one of the best locations to eat at any of the resorts. Never a disappointment. Also probably the friendliest staff as well.

We asked for beignets to go, and they just threw them in a bag, no plates, no tissue, just dumped in a bag with a bunch of powdered sugar. The mess was not magical

Part of the Port Orleans - French Quarter Resort at Walt Disney World, it's OK, could be better, but it does a good job of what it is for, being a food court.

We ate these super rich Mikey's oregitas. They are like freshly made donuts glazed with sugar, they can be combined with vanilla ice cream and accompanied with chocolate or strawberry syrup.

Typical Disney World resort quick service food and options. They used to offer New Orleans specific specialties here, but unfortunately they have all been removed from their menu upon my latest visit.

Love Port Orleans French Quarter. Good food. Great cast members. Met many people from Scotland and England this week.