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Sleepy Hollow
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Quick service counter at the entrance to Liberty Square.
Here's the story behind Sleepy Hollow-
Sleepy Hollow (the restaurant) offers tasty caramel corn, assorted cookies and refreshments.
Washington Irving is the author of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow – you remember Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horseman. In 1835, Irving purchased a tiny, two-room cottage situated on ten acres in Tarrytown, New York, along the banks of the Hudson River. He described the place “capable of being made a little paradise.”
Irving spent many years remodeling and expanding the residence, combining elements of colonial New York architecture and buildings he knew in Scotland and Spain. He named it Sunnyside in 1841, and history shows that the home was a busy place, full of friends and family most of the time – not unlike the restaurant.
Sleepy Hollow at Disney World is based on Sunnyside.
Essential Information
Location
Liberty Square
Type
Quick service
Included in Disney Dining Plan
No
Tips & Fun Facts
Great place to grab a quick snack in between attractions.
Advanced Dining Reservations
Not available
Reviews & Ratings
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Recommended For
Pre-Schoolers
Children
Teens
Adults
Seniors
Meals
Meals Served
Snacks
Average Cost for full meal
Under $5
Typical Menu Items
Caramel corn, funnel cakes, soft-serve ice cream, beverages
Nearby Attractions
Hall of Presidents
Haunted Mansion
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