We’re headed BACK to Disney Springs!
In the past six months, Disney Springs (formerly Downtown Disney) has gone from a spot that I didn’t visit very often to a place I prioritize on every Disney trip.
There is so much to explore at the newly re-imagined shopping, dining, and entertainment district that I never feel like I never get to the end of it all!
While I took in the seasonal flavors of spots like newbie Amorette’s Patisserie (see what we tried here) and classic Goofy’s Candy Company, I also stopped into The Ganachery.
The Ganachery Storefront
This teensy tiny shop, located in The Landing “neighborhood” of Disney Springs, has been open for a while now. Check out our first impressions of the shop in our initial tour and review.
And I’m not kidding when I say that it’s tiny. Like, shoebox-like. If there’s a crowd, it can be hard to turn around.
Show Kitchen
Merchandise Area
Still, it’s a warm inviting space, well themed and interesting to look at.
Copper Pots In The Center of the Ceiling
Besides — the star of the show here is Gourmet Chocolate. So. Really. Ya Gotta.
So Much Chocolate
Personally, I find all of the choices to be a little overwhelming, so I decided to take my time and study my options with this Flavor Reference Card. Not sure what makes up Gianduja, or what kind of Chocolate they’re pairing with your Mint? Here are all the answers!
Menu — Click to Enlarge
We had tried the various Ganache on previous occasions. So this time I went for something a little different — the Salted Caramel Pop.
The Ganachery’s Salted Caramel Pop
Out of the clear wrapper, you can better see the generous sprinkle of Fleur de Sel embedded in the coating of Milk Chocolate. The simple script of The Ganachery Logo dresses up the treat a bit.
Salted Caramel Pop — Out of the Wrapper
When I broke into the pop, I got a better idea of what was happening. The Chocolate Caramel inside was almost truffle-like in texture. And the flavors were rich and impressive. The salt might have been overwhelming for a newbie to the sweet-salty flavor combo, but I enjoyed it. There is quite a bit, so if you’d rather have just a hint of salt, brush some off before taking your first bite.
Salted Caramel Pop — Inside
Overall, the treat is pricey, but decadent and delicious.
It’s clear that you are paying a premium for your treats at The Ganachery. But let’s face it: good chocolate doesn’t come cheap. And while I would probably classify this as a special treat, it’s one that I feel pretty good about splurging for. Occasionally, anyway.
Now, I’d love to hear from you. Have you had a chance to check out The Ganachery? Leave a comment and tell us what your favorite flavors are here!
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It’s hard to comment on The Ganachery flavors when I can’t even get in the store because I’m handicapped, use a mobility device, and the store is too small to accommodate me. What were they thinking? I come to Disney Springs by myself so I can’t even have a companion get something. Very frustrating.
I know it was pricey but how much did it cost? I just want to prepare myself for the sticker-shock ahead of my next trip!
Sarah — Sorry for not responding earlier! It was $6.