Pooh Corner

I’ve been hearing about this bakery for quite some time so I was glad to finally give it a try. I couldn’t stomach the thought of eating raw marshmallows, despite how much yumminess had been poured over the top. I’m also not a big fan of rice crispy treats or chocolate covered apples & I can get those almost anywhere.
What I found here that was truly delicious was their pineapple skewers. They take a very ripe and very juicy spear of pineapple and dip it in rich chocolate, followed by a drizzle of white chocolate. The flavors balanced each other well and the pineapple is so ripe that it kept dripping down my chin. It makes my mouth water just writing this review!
If you are in the area and hankering for something sweet I highly recommend the pineapple skewers. You won’t be sorry!

Looking to take a break and want something tasty to snack on but you don’t want to have to go all the way back to Main Street? This is the solution! Even though their selection is smaller, they have a good selection of prepackaged sweets as well as candy apples, cookies, cupcakes, and covered marshmallows at the counter. This is definately a spot to hit after riding pooh or splash mountian.

After getting soaking wet from the Splash Mountain ride I was in need for a snack while my clothes dried out. Located in Critter Country is Pooh Corner.
It is a little overwhelming with all the Disney merchandise and other goodies in here. Bought a Maleficent Cake pop. I’ve seen the Maleficent candy apple but a cake pop sounded better. It was a very chocolaty rich treat. Similar to a moist brownie cake.
If you have a Disneyland annual pass, use it to get a discount on your purchase.

One of the favorite attractions of my grandkids. Even this is a very old ride they keep it in pristine condition. The kids love to visit with tiger and poo after the ride. The cast members are so sweet and patient with the kids while we shoot pictures and videos to document the event.

Nestled in critter country, this cute shop should be on your «must-​go» list. I’m not a big shopper so I definitely did not come here for the Winnie the Pooh merchandise. I came here for the bakery, and more specifically, the chocolate peanut butter sandwich. Basically, it’s peanut butter, chocolate, and graham cracker. Simple enough but once you take that first bite, you realize, this sweet treat is anything but simple. I tend to like my sweet treats to have a bit of a bitter, tart, or spicy side but I had no problem with this very sweet treat. One bite and you’re already wishing you bought two instead of one to share.

This store is so cute. it has a little bakery and eventhough its a little snug when trying to walk around, it does beat from having to be away from the crowds. the downside is that its next to where winnie and friends take their pictures so lines are always backed up around it.

Cute little shop to buy kid toys, gifts, and clothes. Great for the younger kids for sure. The staff is super nice and have great customer service at this specific location.

Who doesn’t love adorable little treats and Winnie the Pooh themed merchandise?!
Pooh’s Corner is located at the exit of Splash Mountain and right by where the character Meet –n-​Greet is for Pooh, Tigger and Eeyore. It’s tucked away in the corner but make sure to step by if you want some sweet treats or some shade from the sun!
They have the typical Disneyland souvenirs here and then merchandise that is specifically orientated around Winnie the Pooh. The plushes are too adorable here; I can’t help but give them a little squeeze.
If you’re a pin trader, the register in the merchandise section has a Mickey pin board that you can take a look at. If you’re a penny collector, they have two penny machines here.
On the right hand side of Pooh’s Corner is the shop with all kinds of treats. There are the Disneyland caramel apples (as well as Winnie the Pooh themed ones)! This is the place where you can find marshmallow wands of different designs. I hear the Tigger tails are one of the more popular treats. You can also find candy and other packaged sweets here as well. While you’re in line you can take a look through the glass where they make the treats. It was a lot of fun watching them make tigger tails!
I decided to try the 60^th Anniversary cake pop. It comes in red velvet, chocolate or vanilla. I went with the red velvet since I wanted something a little chocolatey but not too much. The ears of this cake pop is made out of marshmallow and the whole thing is covered in nonpareils. I’m not a huge fan of sprinkles so I found them to not be my most favorite thing. It does make it extra sweet. Although the marshmallow looks like the store bought ones, I found that the texture of them were much better than the store quality ones. They were more sticky and fluffy! I’m not too huge on marshmallows (unless they’re in s’mores) so I didn’t snack on the ears very much. I did enjoy how moist the red velvet cake was though. The chocolate coating added some extra chocolate oomph while the sprinkles added some texture. I haven’t had very many cake pops but found this to be one of the better ones. It could use a little less sweetness in my opinion.
The cast members here are all very sweet (like the treats!). Pooh’s Corner is one of the shops I always enjoy visiting whenever coming to Disneyland. Plus, you might even catch the characters outside!

I love visiting this quaint candy oasis whenever I’m in Disneyland. My most recent visit was in June, when my family was here for three days so we could experience the 60^th anniversary festivities.
I love going to Pooh Corner because it tends to be less crowded than some of the other candy stores. Plus, you can get treats like «Tigger Tails» that you may not necessarily find at the other bakeries and candy stores.
On this particular trip, I got to try a new cake pop for the first time … and I guess you can say it’s a limited-​edition thing because it’s one of the 60^th Anniversary Cake Pops.
This red velvet cake pop was in the shape of a Mickey head, but it was covered and dazzling blue and silver sprinkles. It also had a «60» fondant on it, and it was just overall really pretty to look at.
I do love cake pops, and I bought this one to try. Although I really liked the smaller Mickey and Minnie Mouse chocolate cake pops, I think this red velvet one (limited edition for the Diamond Anniversary) is still my favorite.
This «60^th Anniversary» cake pop consisted of moist red velvet cake, but the Mickey Mouse ears were made from gooey marshmallow. I tend to NOT be a huge marshmallow fan, but in this case, the blend worked. And the best part was, with every bite, I got to enjoy the crunchy, glittering sprinkles. This cake pop was worth every penny of the $ 4.19 that I spent.
There are a lot of other treats that I enjoy getting from Pooh Corner, but I’m writing this Unilocal review specifically for that «60^th Anniversary» Mickey Ears cake pop. If you haven’t tried it, you’ve got to, before the Diamond celebration is over. You can find these cake pops at The Penny Arcade and in Marceline’s Confectionary in Downtown Disney, but I’m writing the review for Pooh Corner because this is where I first tasted it … and it was love at first bite.
Here are some of the other treats that I love getting from Pooh Corner:
«Mickey Chocolate Cake Pop»: I actually did by this little treat and enjoyed it later. If you like a denser, chocolate flavor, you’ll definitely appreciate this treat. I did enjoy the moist, super chocolaty flavor of the cake, as well as the frosting on the outside. This cake pop was smaller in size (more bite size than the larger red velvet one), so it was cheaper, but it was also gone in about two bites.
«Peanut Butter Chocolate Cookie»: I’ve tried many different peanut butter chocolate cookies in my lifetime, but this one still reigns as one of my favorites. The cookie dough itself is soft, chewy and tender, and the cookie is studded generously with chunks of peanut butter and chocolate evenly throughout. I like how the peanut butter flavor is strong, but the chocolate balances it out perfectly.
«Peanut Butter Square»: This is the first location where I tried that delicious peanut butter-​chocolate-​graham cracker concoction. Don’t get this treat mixed up with the S’mores square because they look pretty similar. But this treat features a graham cracker base and includes a layer of peanut butter that’s completely enveloped with milk chocolate. Definitely one of my newer favorite treats in the park!

This bakery is great because it’s the only store that’s on this end of the park. The next closest thing is near the Haunted Mansion. There are carts in between that sell sodas and whatever else, but this place is a store and bakery in one.
The store section offers your usual Disney merchandise with more Winnie the Pooh merchandise than you would find at the other shops.
The bakery is the best part of this location because it smells so good in here and you can watch them making the chocolate covered marshmallows and caramel apples through the window. The only other place to get most of these things, or to be able to watch them make them, is on Main Street.
The chocolate covered marshmallows and caramel apples are super cute!!! The make some into Tigger tails, Mickey’s, Minnies and even Olafs.
The only thing I don’t like about this place is that a few years ago they stopped making a cookie that I REALLY liked. I don’t think any bakery makes it anymore now that I think of it, but I used to buy them from this bakery. They used to make a white chocolate macadamia nut cookie with coconut in it. It was the most delicious cookie that I’ve ever eaten and now they don’t make them anymore. They have one now that’s macadamia nuts with white and milk chocolate chips. I’m sure it’s good, but I know it probably comes nowhere near the other.
#48/​100

Review for the Bakery section:
Tigger Tails: ⁴⁄₅
What a combo! I did not expect something that looks this charming to taste this good. I expected it to be like a peep on a stick so I was a little disappointed when I saw how small it was for $ 5. Once I took a bite though, I could see it was the perfect size… and once I neared the end it almost felt to big. The tail is hearty with lots of caramel and white chocolate adding heft to a pretty firm marshmallow to begin with. There is a host of different textures and flavors, which to me, makes this treat such a joy. I’m a chocolate fiend though, so I wished there was more chocolate coating rather than just white chocolate.
Blue Raspberry Slushie: ²⁄₅
The consistency of this drink came out much more like a snow cone. You either got a straw full of syrup or a straw full of ice chips. If this were served with a spoon I think I would have liked it much better. The syrup flavor overall wasn’t that great though.
I’d simply say avoid the slushies and explore the wonderful selection of baked treats. You’ll have a wonderfully delicious time.

At the end of Critter Country, across from the exit of Splash Mountain, sits this small store & bakery that is quieter than most places around Disneyland.
My friend’s daughter found a Pooh magnet she was looking for as well as a few character pins.
I quickly went to the bakery side of the store with the hope of getting a gingerbread man I had read about in another review but sadly they had none. So I opted for a chocolate Mickey cake pop, a Mickey silhouette cake on a stick dipped in a chocolate coating. The cake was a soft fudge chocolate and was sweet and incredibly delicious. My friend got a caramel apple and said the caramel was perfect thickness and texture and the apple was bright and crisp. They also have cookies, cupcakes, chocolate covered marshmallows in various shapes… I’m sure some things are always here and some things change.
A good stop for Pooh items or for a sweet treat without fighting big crowds.

Chocolate Covered Peanut Butter Sandwich is all you need to know about this place.
They have your cute souvenirs, but this is the only place to get this sweet dessert in Disneyalnd/​California Adventure. It’s is so delicious!

Home of the «Hunny Pot» rice krispie treat. No matter what rides or areas I want to visit that day a trip to Pooh Corner is a must. It’s the only place in the park to grab a Hunny Pot. A standard Rice Krispie treat covered in both milk chocolate and peanut butter. The milk chocolate and peanut butter decorations are only on half of the treat so it can be shared with a more traditional treat seeker while still satisfying the peanut butter craving. They travel well if placed into ziplock bags quickly. The paper they sell it to you in will melt and adhere quite quickly. Remove it promptly whether eating it quickly or taking it to go!
They have the standard apples (chocolate, Carmel, etc) and the marshmallow wands. They also have all the bulk candies like sour cherry balls and pretzel sticks. The English toffee is one of the best ‘packaged’ treats around. I brought home several packs for those not traveling with me and they were devoured quickly. They also didn’t melt too much even when traveling in checked luggage on multiple flights.

Great spot for treats. Get the Tigger Tail! Marshmallow covered in caramel, dipped in white chocolate, and then covered with orange sprinkles and dark chocolate stripes. Such a great treat and worth the $ 5. Very sweet & can totally share. Also love the dark chocolate pineapple spears.

The appearance is so cute! I really wish I could give it better stars, especially considering the chocolates and rice crispies are to die for! But the price is what really got to me; I wanted to get my family some delicious snacks for when I came back, but everything was super pricey, that I ended up getting them something else from a different store. (something that lasts longer than just food).
It’s not bad to try, though. But I really don’t want to pay $ 5+ for a small little something that will last less than a minute lol.

This is located at the end of the Critter Country section. To the left end (facing the store, before entering) is clothing (t-​shirts and sweatshirts for all ages), shoes (crocs featuring Mickey Mouse), toys (figures), and souvenirs, like trinkets, pens, pins, lanyards, ear hats, keychains (price according to color), stuffed animals, car antennae heads (seasonal), and much, much more.
On the right end (again, facing the store, before entering) is the sweets (bakery counter) and specialty foods section, and there is a viewing window, where you can see some of the creations being made by hand! Pretty neat to see that. I’ve made purchases in this sweets counter before.
If it is crowded (sort of narrow and in three sections– rectangle shaped, for the most part), it might be challenging to navigate your stroller (yes, we are in that demographic; I mention this often, because, for so long, we wanted a child, and we are lucky enough to be parents now). Last thursday’s visit, I had our little man sleeping in the stroller, while hubby was riding Splash Mountain (his favorite ride).
This is a nice little gift shop (not just Winnie The Pooh oriented), and one of the few, that we often stop and buy something (the brittle is very reasonable and very good!). At our most recent visit, we bought antennae heads, the deal was 2 for $ 8.00 ($ 4.95 for one).

I know that this place seems a little childish, being «Pooh Corner», but the bakery seemed to be one of the best bakery’s that we ate at.
I loved this one, The treats were cool, so they didn’t melt, I’m thinking that it was a slower paced bakery, so the coolers are able to maintain temperature, I’m not sure, but there was definitely a difference with this bakery, for the better.
No matter what time we came in here, the service was very pleasant.
This is my go to stop for bakery needs/​wants.

Love the appearance but looks can be deceiving. Though the presentation was absolutely cute and fitting, the taste did not live up. My honey pot of crispy wasn’t the easiest to bite and I have some pretty sharp, strong teeth.
However, this is a great stop for Winnie the Pooh fans and a great treat at Disney for kids. Hidden all the way in a dead-​end corner of the theme park, this place is worth a stopping by!

Pooh Corner is the shopping area of Critter Country. Located in the far back end of the park between Splash Mountain and The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh’s exit.
Pooh’s corner is actually three different sections inside one building.
Coming out of The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, you will find the candy section of the store. You’ll find cookies, fudge, sour balls, kitchenware, and many other sweet items. There is even a window to watch candy makers create the different sweets like chocolate covered marshmallows and candy apples.
The middle section is the smallest section that houses the plush.
The last section, which is closer to Splash Mountain’s exit carries the apparel and accessories.
Each store section has its own cash register. And I have noticed that the middle section (with the plush) tends to be the least busiest cash register. But I have also noticed that if the store is busy, they may use that Cashier on the floor to help with the demand at the other sections of the store.