Restaurant Overview

Quickly is a Vietnamese quick-service restaurant that targets young adults and college students in particular. Although they have an extensive menu of sushi, poke bowls, sandwiches, and more, they are best know for their bubble teas and milk teas. It is inexpensive, starting at 3.00 for a tea and 4.50 for a Banh Mi, and the atmosphere inside is light and causal. They are busiest when conventions occur at the Orange County Convention Center, or when there is a large event at the Rosen College.

UCF Rosen College of Hospitality Management: Student Accessibility Comments

• For those looking for quick-service food, particularly of Asian origin, while still staying in the heart of tourism in Orlando, Quickly Boba and Snow is a hidden gem. For those that need an accessible restaurant, there should not be a concern with the dining experience. The front door is not particularly wide, and is only a single door, but after speaking with some employees they assured me that those in wheelchairs are easily able to get through. A wider, motorized scooter or something similar might be a tight squeeze. That being said, there are no stairs anywhere in the restaurant or needed to get into it. It is located conveniently right across from the Rosen College of Hospitality Management, so it is usually full of college students. All of the tables are accessible, and all tables with booths only have a booth on one side. The staff is very friendly and will happily answer any concerns you may have about both the food and the accessibility of the restaurant.
• WARNING: The bathroom should be accessible to most, although it is accessed by going down a narrow hall so it might not be the most comfortable experience. Once inside, a wheelchair can turn 360 degrees, but not right in front of the toilet which may be a concern. Overall, Quickly is a delicious restaurant that should be accessible to most, but it might not be the single best option if it’s a major concern.