Six Ravens Soft-Opens at Disney Springs With Virtual Queue

Written by Joshua Posted August 3rd, 2026

Six Ravens soft-opened at Disney Springs this morning. As expected, the new mostly savory restaurant is already drawing a crowd. And we don’t think all of them are influencers. But we could be wrong.

Six Ravens understands the hype. After all, its team has spent years dealing with it at Gideon’s Bakehouse, its sister establishment. Here’s what the restaurant said about today’s opening:

“Let’s train for the great quest to Seek the Six! Today we will attempt an exceptionally soft opening. Six Ravens is a relentless beast that needs to be understood, and we are now looking for noble adventurers to help us prepare. Getting this menu to you is challenging, given the scratch-made uniqueness of what we do and the constrained space in which it dwells, but our crew is mighty, and we’re ready to win the day. Will it be bumpy? Most likely. Will there be waits? No doubt. But we hope you enjoy our work and help us to figure out exactly what Six Ravens wants to be. It takes a village.”

To manage demand, the restaurant is using a virtual queue. Rather than standing in line, guests can explore other parts of Disney Springs until Six Ravens texts them that it’s their turn.

Once inside, each paying customer is limited to two Coffyns. So if you’re picking up food for the family, make sure they come with you.

Six Ravens has also shared a few tips for making the most of your first visit. The restaurant recommends trying its suggested Coffyn/dipping sauce pairings. You can obviously mix and match, but seeing as almost nobody has tasted these combinations before, starting with the official recommendations makes sense.

A castle painting found inside Six Ravens at Disney Springs — Photo: Six Ravens

Like Gideon’s, Six Ravens is dimly lit inside. The darkness is part of the story:

“In Six Ravens, you are surrounded by the finale of the story. Behind you is the moment the King and his crew complete their six trials and gain audience with The Six. They are depicted in carved ancient stone. In front of you is the found mural of The Six Ravens, which some say still holds otherworldly capacities.”

Finally, the restaurant has no seating, so guests will need to find a spot outside to enjoy their Coffyns. Each order is served in a Merry Meal box containing a spoon and collectible sticker. Six Ravens recommends cutting the Coffyn in half and using the spoon to “put the perfect amount of sauce on your bite.”

This is a soft opening. It isn’t supposed to be perfect. But considering the high bar set by Gideon’s Bakehouse, we doubt Six Ravens will have many issues.