The atmosphere is incredible but the service is slow and the menu is so tiny. Disney's Animal…read moreKingdom Lodge Victoria Falls is a place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy some natural beauty and tranquility with a beautiful waterfall! Full review at Princess and the Bear on YouTube https://youtu.be/4MJ6synFHKI This is not your ordinary waterfall, but a stunning replica of the famous African landmark that will make you feel like you are on a safari. You can admire the waterfall from the Victoria Falls Lounge, where you can sip on exotic drinks and munch on delicious vegan, vegetarian, Gluten free or traditional food item snacks. You can also explore the water system that connects the waterfall to the pools, streams, and ponds of the resort. You might even spot some fish, turtles, birds, and other wildlife along the way. Disney's Victoria Falls is a must-see attraction for anyone who loves nature and adventure. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the wonders of Africa without leaving Florida. Be amazed by Disney's Victoria Falls while you listen to the sounds of Boma below and you're a short walk away from the Mara. Detailed description of each item is in the photos.

The larger bar in the lodge. It has great decorations and a tight theme. Could be better staffed in…read moreterms of bar size and selection.

Visited on three separate occasions had the l&c g&t. My first one was on January 27th and was by…read morefar the best one of the three. A beautiful drink with a lovely flower. Lounge is very cozy.

The decor had a lovely pacific north west feel to it. Servers were very attentive and super…read morefriendly. We didn't try any of the small plates but they looked amazing. The charcuterie looked particularly good! They have a nice selection of beer on tap and the sangria is amazing!

Hole in the Wall's, well, a hole in the wall sandwiched between Raglan and Cooke's making for a…read morenice respite from the crowds iffff you're lucky enough to score one of the very few tables or seat at the bar with Grand hospitality that'll warm your heart and keep your Irish eyes a shining. Two really nice Bloody Mary's and a shot of rum set me back $50 but that's par for the course around here and was well worth it to me just for the break from the crowds while my little princess and her friends were dotting about the park; as if mall rats aren't a thing anymore. I'll say this, that bar tho! @#$%ing Hilarious!!! The stools are terribly short for the height of the bar, and I'm tall. I haven't felt, sat like that since third grade. Who are they expecting, Brom Bones? That's either some sweet hostile crowd control architecture to steer you from staying so long, though I thought the prices did that; or maybe It's just some grade A poor planning we'll chalk up as some mischievous leprechaun's trick. Who knows. Either way, Sláinte!!!

I love this place so much. How can you go wrong with a 32oz black and tan?! I will say the only…read moredownside is they don't advertise prices of the beers, so the tab can be a bit of a shock. But I do appreciate the variety of both Irish and local beers to choose from, and the fact that you can mix them up!

This is such a great spot to grab a drink at Islands of Adventure! This bar is located in the…read moreJurassic Park area of the park and offers frozen cocktails, beer, wine, and there is also a Coke Free Style machine close by. The best part about this bar is that it offers my favorite theme park beer... the Isla Nublar IPA! It's only located at a few spots in IOA and this is one of the best places to get one. The bartenders are always super friendly here and the line normally isn't too long. It's a perfect place to cool off with a cold drink!

This is just a bar located in Island of Adventure at Universal Orlando. It is directly between…read moreJurassic Park area and the bridge to the Harry Potter area. It can be hidden since it is just a bar. It is very small, with a few high-top tables around. There is also a coke freestyle machine, so it tends to be very congested and busy here. Keep your eye open for it. This is not our favorite place. The do have beer and liquor. They seem to have an almost fully stocked bar, with a pretty decent selection. They also offer specialty cocktails. We like to try the specialty drinks since they are unique to the location, but they are just not the best. First and probably my biggest issue is the price. These cocktails are over $19 per drink, not very large and full of ice. We did not realize that every specialty drink comes in a plastic reusable cup. We ordered two different drinks and when he was making them, I didnt want the cup, our bartender said all the drinks come in the cups but if we brought it back we would save $5. This is a huge issue for me, no one else in the park am I forced to buy the cup. And the cup is plastic and will more than likely melt in the dishwasher. I also don't want to carry this cup around to be able to only refill AT THIS LOCATION for $5 off each time I visit, especially when I am already carrying Universal's refillable mug for water and soda. My other issue is the size of the drink. They were not very large and completely full of ice. I just did not see a good value in them. We saw him making the drinks and it was probably equivalent to a shot to shot and a half of liquor. My last issue is the actual drink flavors. Every single specialty drink was fruit and sweet and most of them were topped with soda. My husband does not drink soda, so it was very hard for him to pick one. I decided to get the Dino Roar, which was cherry vodka, triple sec, sour, sprite and cranberry juice. My husband went with what seemed like the least sweet- Cape Guayaba, which had new Amsterdam vodka, guava nectar, lime juice and agave nectar. I thought they both were ok but honestly, they tasted like a glass of fruit juice. For $40 plus tip, I was highly disappointed and I'm not sure how much I would ever want to come back. They were ok, but if I didn't have to buy the glass, I would actually add an additional shot to make it a little stronger. All in all, this spot is ok. If you want a fruity cocktail this is your stop. I see a lot of positive reviews so maybe we had an off day or off bartender, but it was just ok. Don't make me buy a glass, charge me extra for it and not even make a strong drink. We should have the option for the glass and if you just want the standard plastic Universal glass, have that. I would check it out, you may like it, we just did not.

Stopped by for a quick drink while enjoying Animal Kingdom! Drink was refreshing, bartender was…read morefriendly.

Dawa Bar is in Disney's Animal Kingdom in the Africa section of the park. It is very close to the…read moreLion King show and directly next to Tusker House. You will need a park ticket to visit this bar. This is one of our always stop when visiting Animal Kingdom. This is just a bar, nothing fancy, but the bartenders are always great, the drinks are good, there is usually a special cocktail, the atmosphere around the bar is always upbeat and you might even catch a live performance while sipping on your cocktail. This bar has different options including specialty beer, wine and a basic stocked bar with some cocktails. There is usually a specialty cocktail of the month or quarter or event happening as well. I usually pick either a specialty beer or make a cocktail with the liquors they have. My wife usually chooses the specialty drinks. We have always enjoyed the drinks at this bar. Some of their drinks are pre batch made but for batch-made drinks, they are not terrible and still pack a nice little punch. Recently we ordered the Prickly Pear Margarita, which was originally designed to celebrate Hispanic and Latin American cultures. This was meant to be a limited time drink and it is still available, but I have no idea for how long. It is really good, one of the better drinks we have had. Hopefully it is popular so it will stay on the menu permanently. Another popular drink is the Ngumu Jungle Juice. This one is also very refreshing and a good one to order if you are unsure. I would definitely recommend this bar. They have great drinks, really friendly bartenders, lots of seating at the bar and also around it. It is perfect to grab before waiting in line for the safari or Lion King show. You cannot bring drinks into the Lion King Show but if there is a line, this is the perfect stop while you wait. I would say make sure to check it out when you need a quick drink at Animal Kingdom.

My family and I were staying at the Polynesian resort for our Disney World trip. There were several…read moretimes my daughter and I were at the pool at the Polynesian resort. Their on-site food offering was the Barefoot Pool Bar. There are cast members whom will walk around the pool area providing menus and asking for orders. It's typically quicker though to go to the Barefoot Pool Bar to place your order. There are plenty of tables scattered around the pool area to eat at. We ended up ordering from Barefoot Pool Bar a few times Kids Meals: Cheeseburger with French Fries. Non-Alcoholic Beverage: Lava Smoothie (Raspberry Puree blended with flavors of Coconut and Pineapple. I actually thought this was one of the better food options to eat at on the Polynesian Resort. The drinks were tasty and the food was scrumptious! The prices weren't too expensive either! The pool side seating has amazing views of the Magic Kingdom fireworks and the electric boat parade!

Didnt have anything to eat because we were way too full after Kona Cafe. We did enjoy our drinks…read morethough! I had the Frosty Pineapple which was delicious and my first taste of dole whip yum! My husband had the mai Thai which he thought was great! He said it was very good! He also had a Kona Big Wave he "had to" because it was on draft lol. Steve the Bartendar is great, super friendly, fun and makes great drinks! He was a great talker and had lots of info and suggestions about the parks. Overall great little pool bar with fantastic drinks.

Not a great selection but it is very convenient to the pool. That said, the food court is just a…read moredozen yards away where you can buy a beer for around $5 cheaper. So unless you want booze or a mixed drink I would recommend just buying something from the store.

The Drop Off is a pool bar located at Disney's Art of Animation Resort. You do not need to be…read morestaying at the resort to enjoy the bar. This is a pool bar nothing else. It is outside and does have a few tables around the bar area but outside the pool area. If you are not staying you cannot sit by the pool. They also have seating at the bar. This was our first stop on our Skyliner Crawl. Their menu is not huge, they have a full bar with most liquors. They also have a very limited selection of food items, mostly snacks like pretzels, ice cream and a couple of sandwiches. They also have some specialty drinks. We chose the specialty drinks since we were doing the crawl. I went with the big blue ocean which had vodka, rum, blue curacao liqueur and lemonade with a glow cube. It was really good, it was light, not too heavy alcohol taste and had a great sweetness to it. It was not heavily sweet, I felt it was a great start to the day. MY husband ordered the seafoam refresher, which had coconut rum, blue curacao liqueur and pineapple juice. This was sweeter but I actually enjoyed this one better. Our friends ordered very similar drinks as us and they enjoyed both of them as well. They also have beer and wine, but I feel a nice mixed drink on a hot day really hits the spot. We did not order any food as we were just stopping in for a drink. I will say pay attention, some of the drinks come with a glow cube and they will charge you $2 more for that drink. If you don't want the glow cube, it's the same price but you get a tad bit more of the drink. The bartenders were really great as well. They were fast, efficient, let us decide what we wanted and offered suggestions. It was really great cast member interaction and a great start. I would highly recommend the Skyliner crawl (hitting all bars attached to a resort on the Skyliner) and I think this is a great stop. Even if you wanted to go over to a resort to get away from the parks, this would be a great one. Jump on the Skyliner and head over. Grab a drink and enjoy the Florida weather. Pro Tip- go to the right of the bar and you can get cups of water and ice if you want. Fill up your cup when your drink is finished and get some water, walk to your next resort!

Outer Rim is a great place to grab a drink when at the contemporary!! They don't serve any food but…read moreare conveniently located next to a quick serve location that has tons of good snacks! The bar tenders are always friendly! Keep in mind there isn't always someone walking around taking orders, so sometimes you'll have to go up and get them yourselves! It's a comfy and cozy spot but can get a little loud because it's right next to Chef Mickeys. Overall one of my go tos!

If you ever wondered what it's like to sip cocktails while the Magic Kingdom twinkles in the…read moredistance, the answer is Outer Rim -- a bar that feels like a Star Wars cantina designed by mid-century architects on vacation. First off, let me sing the praises of Nick, the bartender. The man isn't just pouring drinks -- he's orchestrating symphonies. Think less "guy behind the counter" and more "liquid therapist with Jedi reflexes." He's got that Bourdain-level wit, too. You come in for a drink, you leave with a story. Speaking of drinks: the chocolate margarita. Yeah, I said it. At first I thought it was Disney sorcery gone wrong. Chocolate and tequila? Madness. But one sip in, and I was ready to sign adoption papers. It's smooth, decadent, and mischievous in a way Walt probably never intended. If Hershey's and Jose Cuervo had a love child, Nick is the godfather. The vibe here? Perfect. Quiet enough to escape the chaos below, but lively enough that you don't feel like you've accidentally stumbled into a hotel lobby AA meeting. Sit by the window, order whatever Nick recommends, and toast to the fact that somehow Disney still knows how to make magic for grown-ups. Outer Rim isn't just a bar -- it's proof that sometimes the best ride at Disney doesn't even have a wait time.