Top 5 Restaurants in Disney Springs

Top 5 Restaurants in Disney Springs

Hi, I’m Emily Johnson and I’m excited to share with you my top picks for the best restaurants in Disney Springs. As a frequent visitor to the parks, I’ve had the opportunity to try many of the different dining options available. After careful consideration and some delicious meals, I’ve narrowed it down to the top 5 restaurants that you won’t want to miss.

Top Curiosities and Interesting Information

  • Disney Springs is home to over 60 dining options, making it a foodie’s paradise.
  • The restaurants range from quick service to fine dining, with options to fit any budget and taste.
  • Many of the restaurants offer unique theming and entertainment, making dining an experience in itself.
  • The restaurants are located in four different neighborhoods: The Landing, Town Center, Marketplace, and West Side.
  • Advance dining reservations are highly recommended, especially for popular restaurants.

Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar

My first pick for the top restaurants in Disney Springs is Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar. This Indiana Jones themed bar and restaurant is located in The Landing neighborhood and offers a unique and fun atmosphere. The menu features a variety of small plates, sandwiches, and drinks inspired by the films. I highly recommend the Air Pirate’s Pretzels and the Cool-Headed Monkey cocktail. The staff is friendly and attentive, and the theming is spot on. I love coming here for a fun night out with friends.

The Boathouse

If you’re looking for a waterfront dining experience, The Boathouse in The Landing is the perfect choice. The restaurant offers indoor and outdoor seating, as well as a selection of private dining rooms for special occasions. The menu features seafood, steak, and other American classics, with a focus on fresh and high-quality ingredients. I highly recommend the lobster bisque and the filet mignon. The service is top-notch and the views of the lake are beautiful.

Morimoto Asia

Morimoto Asia, located in the Town Center neighborhood, is a must-visit for sushi lovers. The restaurant is owned by Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto and features a variety of Asian-inspired dishes, including sushi, noodles, and dim sum. The menu can be a bit overwhelming, but the staff is knowledgeable and happy to make recommendations. I highly recommend the Morimoto Sashimi and the Kakuni Pork Bao. The atmosphere is upscale and modern, with a beautiful open kitchen.

Raglan Road Irish Pub and Restaurant

If you’re in the mood for some hearty Irish food and live entertainment, Raglan Road in the Marketplace neighborhood is the place to be. The menu features classic Irish dishes like Shepherd’s Pie and Fish and Chips, as well as some unique twists on traditional favorites. The entertainment includes live music and Irish dancing, which really adds to the fun atmosphere. I highly recommend the Guinness-braised Beef Short Ribs and the Bread and Butter Pudding. The staff is friendly and the portions are generous.

The Edison

The Edison, located in the West Side neighborhood, is a newer addition to Disney Springs but has quickly become a favorite of mine. The restaurant is themed to a 1920s era electric company and features live entertainment in the evenings, including a live band and dancers. The menu features American classics with a twist, as well as a selection of craft cocktails. I highly recommend the Electric Burger and the Candied Bacon. The atmosphere is lively and the theming is unique.

FAQs

Do I need to make reservations?

While some restaurants may accept walk-ins, it is highly recommended to make advance dining reservations, especially for popular restaurants. You can make reservations online or through the My Disney Experience app.

Are there options for dietary restrictions?

Yes, many of the restaurants in Disney Springs offer options for dietary restrictions such as gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan. Be sure to ask your server for recommendations and options.

What is the dress code for the restaurants?

The dress code varies by restaurant, but generally, casual attire is acceptable. Some restaurants may have a dress code for dinner service, so be sure to check ahead of time.

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