Alley Cat Café is a snack bar aboard the Disney Adventure cruise ship, themed after the Disney movie Big Hero 6.
Power up at this snack bar, located just outside Baymax Cinemas on San Fransokyo Street. Inspired by Aunt Cass’ bakery and coffee shop featured in the Disney film Big Hero 6, Alley Cat Café offers a variety of fun popcorn flavors, delicious light bites, refreshing sodas and specialty espresso drinks—perfect for a movie snack, a gaming break or a quick pick-me-up. Additional fees apply.
Alley Cat Café is part of the “Buy 5, Get One Free” card that Disney Cruise Line ships have for coffee shops. The Adventure is a bit different since it includes tea.
Novelties
Guests will find multiple Big Hero 6 novelties, including an insulated Baymax pouch, Megabot sipper and Baymax sipper.
Baymax Cinemas is at the end of the street, and the café offers movie theater snacks like popcorn and sodas, as well as espresso drinks.
Full Menu
The front of the menu features line art of Mochi eating popcorn. Lantern banners are draped across the top.
Alley Cat Café serves a variety of nonalcoholic and alcoholic beverages, as well as specialties. An 18% gratuity will be added to all orders.
Aunt Cass’s Specials
Low Batteries Latte – $7.50
Matcha | Agave | Lemon | Cherry Blossom | Espresso
Alley Cat’s Meow – $7.50
Espresso | Condensed Milk | Vanilla | Yuzu | Oat Milk
Mocktails
Sakura Refresher – $7
Cherry Blossom | White Grape | Authentic Tea House Ayataka
Ba-La-La-La-La Shake – $6 (add specialty Megabot Sipper – $14)
Toasted Marshmallow | Vanilla Ice Cream | Caramel
Neon Bay Freeze – $7 (add specialty Baymax Sipper – $17)
Pear | Lime | Grape | Fever-Tree Mexican Lime Sod | Butterfly Pea
Cocktails
“I Have Some Concerns” – $12
Bayab Palm & Pineapple Gin | Falernum | Sake | Lime | Pineapple | Grapefruit
Akuma Island Iced Tea – $14
Absolut Vodka | Beefeater Gin | Bacardi Rum | Oppa Soju | Yuzu | Agave | Authentic Tea House Oolong Tea
Beers – $7.75
Tiger Lager 5%
Jing-A Worker’s Pale Ale 5%
Jing-A Mandarin Wheat 4.2%
Brooklyn Defender IPA 5.5%
Hoegaarden Witbier 4.9%
Stella Artois Lager 5.2%
Guinness Stout 7.5%
Wine
Borgo Imperiale Prosecco, Italy – $10
Spy Valley Sauvignon Blanc, New Zealand – $13
Comtesse de Malet, Bordeaux, France – $13
Zero Proof
Missing Thorn, USA (Sparkling, Red, White) $14
NON1 Salted Raspberry & Chamomile – $15
NON2 Caramelized Pear & Kombu – $15
Lyre’s Mojito – $7.75
Heineken 0.0% – $7.75
Warsteiner Radler 0.0% – $7.75
Our Review
The Alley Cat’s Meow starts off with a floral note and ends as the oat milk being the most prominent flavor. There is a faint hint of citrus, but the milk is the more dominant of the two. It’s very refreshing and is a nice, cold drink to start the morning.
Rating out of 7: 6
The other coffee drink we tried was the Low Batteries Latte. It tasted like straight matcha powder to us, and while we like matcha, it’s very bitter in this drink. We think they put too much in it. The matcha flavor overpowers everything else, but we could detect hints of cherry blossom. However, none of the other flavors stood out to us.
Rating out of 7: 2
Watch our vlog from our time on the Disney Adventure, which includes our time spent at Alley Cat Café:
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REVIEW: Alley Cat Café on the Disney Adventure
