This was a wonderful find after a late volleyball tournament. What an awesome place! The two, very…read morekind people working there could not have been more helpful. They let us sample the falafel... Which was gluten-free and wonderful... And helped us through the menu. I highly recommend it.

Overall 3.75 Stars…read more If you need a healthy alternative to heavy laden carbs or fried / rich foods, then this place is for you. After spending a day at a theme park and eating their options, it was nice to "clean" your body out with a good and healthy salad. Located on Sand Lake road near Publix and multiple eateries, this place has a wide selection of salads, sandwiches, and a limited selection of soups. Ambiance: 3.5 Stars The place was clean and has plentiful seating. Ranging from bar style or bench and tables. It is Deli style when ordering. Go to the back and select the type of salads, rice / couscous, soups, or sandwiches. There are pre-fixed options or you can build your own bowl. The eatery was clean, open and airy. Natural lighting was pleasant with the large front windows. It would have been a higher star rating for the ambiance, but the bathrooms needed some work. Though it was clean and roomy, there was no soap and limited toilet paper. Staff: 3.5 Stars Deli The employees were friendly and professional. Our server assisted us with questions and our selections. However, with the middle Eastern dialect and his ability to speak at a rate of the sound barrier, he had to repeat a few times for us to understand. Note: His patience was much appreciated. Food: 3.75 Stars We all chose several different salads. Three were pre-fixed and one was customized. 1. Shanghai Chicken Salad - 3.5 Stars Roasted chicken, edamame, scallions, almonds, cilantro, red cabbage, romaine perfectly paired with miso sesame vinaigrette Contains: Nuts, Soy I chosen the chopped romaine leaves as the base. It was light and flavorful from the dressing. However the chicken was a little bit overcooked and dry. The condiments were plentiful and fresh. Though it was good and had protein, I felt somewhat satisfied. I could eaten another bowl. 2. Chicken Shawarma - 4 Stars Blackened diced chicken thigh, kale, hummus, baba ghanoush, pickles, Israeli salad with Greek yogurt and tahini dressing. The based options are rice melody or couscous. I chose the rice melody. This bowl was more satisfying than the Shanghai Chicken Salad. The chicken tasted juicy, tender and flavorful. Choosing a thigh instead of breast brings the umami flavor of the chicken. The fresh veggies and tahini dressing was a perfect match for this option. 3. Santa Fe Salad - 3.5 Stars avocado, corn, local jack & cheddar, grape tomatoes, onions, tortilla chips, local kale, romaine, perfectly paired with chipotle-lime vinaigrette with a fresh lime squeeze. My sister added chicken thigh and avocado Chimichurri dressing. She said it was tasty. 4. South Beach - 3 Stars craisins, walnuts, green apples, blue cheese, local mesclun, romaine, perfectly paired with balsamic vinaigrette. My wife added chicken and swapped the walnuts for pumpkin seeds. The diced breast chicken was slightly dry and seasoning was lacking. The salad itself was good but wasn't too satisfying. 5. Customized Salad - 3.25 Stars My niece chose to customize her salad bowl. She chose chicken, romaine lettuces, shaved Parmesan cheese, cucumbers, edamame, and other veggie ingredients. She chose the avocado Chimichurri dressing which she liked. NOTE: they offer breakfast items and coffee. Selection of various drinks are from a deli refrigerator and they carry some Kombucha options too. Enjoy!

We rolled out of bed and found ourselves in one of the better breakfast buffets we've ever found…read moreourselves part of. LetterPress is the Hilton Buena Vista's marquee restaurant, offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a family friendly setting with nice touches. We made a reservation well in advance just in case but the place seems large enough where walking in shouldn't be much of an issue. After sitting down we got right back up as we opted for the breakfast buffet, which at $30 is an absolute steal. Let's get into what we got: We started off with carbs: pancakes and waffles. Both of which were okay with there being. A decent wait on the waffle machine. Unless you're craving either we would say it's not the best bet to stack up on. For meat they have a lot of options from bacon to pork sausage to chicken sausage. The bacon was alright and the pork sausage was the standard small ones you find just about everywhere; the chicken sausage though was delicious, a nice sweet flavor to it and large. They also have eggs and breakfast potatoes alongside the meat, the eggs being meh and the potatoes being pretty good. The better egg option is the omelette bar which is fantastic. There are probably about 20 different ingredients you can toss into them and it is well worth the wait. Oatmeal is another carb offered and that's self-serve so you can make it how you like. Many different pastries are also available so you can get a fix on your sweet tooth (all were pretty good). Last, for drinks we got chocolate milk, coffee, and juices from their self-serve juice machine. For that we got mango and apple juices. Again, for the price of $30 this is just an unbelievable deal, especially for families looking to get growing kids fed in as quick and convenient a place as possible. The added convenience of it being close to the pool and just downstairs adds another layer to it. While we can only testify to their breakfast buffet this does also look like a great option to take up on their actual menu. An excellent option for a quick, filling meal before exploring all the Disney Springs area has to offer!

Great service, friendly staff, good variety. I tried the breakfast buffet and thought it was worth…read morethe money (especially if you'll be fueling up for a day of drinking by the pool or walking around the parks)

Chef Art Smith's Homecomin' is my favorite restaurant at Disney Springs, and it's not even close…read more I've celebrated Father's Day here for the last two years. I've come here for my birthday. I already have plans for a visit when my family gets here in two weeks. Obviously, the food is phenomenal. I usually get Art's Famous Fried Chicken, which they say is Buttermilk-brined for 24 hours then and then flash fried. I have a severe shellfish allergy, and they're always very cautious. No matter who the server or floor manager is. Typically, it's served with creamy mashed potatoes, but I usually swap it out with Momma's Mac and Cheese. I've also had the Smothered Chicken, Bee Haven Fried Green Tomatoes, and the Skilled-fried Chicken Paillard, which is what most of the staff recommends as their favorite dish. And you always have to get a cheddar drop biscuit. That's a non-negotiable. This restaurant is very popular and often gets quite busy, so I recommend to make a reservation as soon as you're ready. But the busyness of the restaurant won't matter once you take a bite. The food is the ambiance and changes everything. Just trust me.

HUGE portion and very reasonable pricing. I can see why they are popular. You WILL walk out feeling…read morevery full. The service was pretty great as well. They treat you like you're an old time friend even if it's your first time there. The appetizers (deviled egg and hush puppies) were great. The fried chicken, which they're known for, was very disappointing. It was one of the driest fried chicken I've had in a while. The biscuit side was also very mid. Overall, I do recommend trying this place out, but skip their fried chicken (unless you just love chicken).

First time here! Great menu options and variety!…read more I ordered the Holiday Turkey. It is Turkey, cornbread stuffing, gravy, cranberry sauce & mayonnaise. It is a hot sandwich. Very good! Lots of great flavors. I made mine a combo with a drink and chips. It's a quick service location. You order and pay. You're given a buzzer and you go find a table. When your buzzer goes off, you go to the pickup counter and get your meal.

The Earl of Sandwich is kind of a cross between a full service restaurant and fast food place in…read moreDisney Springs. There are tables inside and outside where you can people watch while dining. There are many hot and cold sandwich options, wraps, salads, soups, and fresh baked goods to choose from. Plus they have a few beers as well as water, iced tea, and soft drinks. Customers make their selections and order at the counter. Then they receive a device that flashes and vibrates when the order is completed. My friend and I visited on a Thursday for lunch. It was a little chilly out so we wanted to try the hot sandwiches. I ordered the Pastrami, ($9.49,) but without the sauerkraut. It was a decent sized sandwich and pretty good. It did have a lot of pastrami. My friend had the Original 1762, which was roast beef, horseradish, and cheddar cheese. She said it was just o.k. ($9.49 as well) The ordering was fast, but the sandwiches took a rather long time to be ready. Earl of Sandwich is definitely a good option for a fairy quick meal in Disney Springs.

The Polite Pig at Disney Springs (Lime Garage) is one of my all time favorites!…read more It is casual dining with the most amazing food. I even give up fine dining on special occasions for their food because I know that the food, sides and drinks will be on point - every time! Their brisket is my fave but their chicken is also delicious. Watermelon salad, corn bread... all so yummy. I love that you go up to the counter to place your order - no waiting for someone to come take your order, grab a seat and your food will be delivered to your table by their great team who are always great to interact with.

Second visit to The Polite Pig in a few years, and it's earned its spot as a solid go-to lunch stop…read moreat Disney Springs for our family. This place is always packed, and for good reason as the food is legit, the cocktail list is solid, and they somehow keep the line moving even when it's slammed so props for that. We went with the Butcher Board, which is listed as serving 2 but easily fed our entire family of four including my wife and our kiddos which makes it a great value for what you get. The brisket was the standout for me, followed closely by the pulled pork. The chicken and sausage held their own too. Honestly nothing on the board disappointed. The beer selection also surprised me in the best way -- not your typical theme park watered-down options. One heads up for first-timers: order before you find a table. We made the mistake of doing it the other way around and were pretty firmly told we couldn't sit until we had ordered. I get it as it's how they manage flow but if you don't know the rule going in, it feels a little abrupt when you're just trying to wrangle your family in a crowded dining room. Overall, The Polite Pig is a clutch spot. We will be back!

received great service by Isabel today. Very attentive, food came out fast, nice and hotread more

Amazing food and service. Christen was a fantastic server. The ambiance is beautiful and such a…read morevibe.

This was our last restaurant of the trip and it was a great experience. I don't know how often the…read moremariachis play but we happened to be there in time to get to listen to the live music. I do love mariachis! The food was fun. We got some enchiladas and tacos. I thought the tacos del pastor were the best. They were just really well done and packed with flavor which was surprising because I feel like usually when a place changes the meat from pork to chicken they lose some of the flavor. But this didn't it tasted great! I did not like the margarita we got though. It just had like weird flavors that clashed for me. I love jalapenos so I thought I'd like it and you can definitely taste the jalapeno but IDK it just wasn't for me. Loved: - Tacos: Grilled Chicken Al Pastor Liked: - Enchiladas: Creamy Chicken Suiza Ok: - Drink: Play with Fire Margarita (Mezcal)

I made reservations for my birthday today for 7:30pm, they took 20 minutes to sit us…read more The menu is so limited, so if you're looking for good Mexican food, skip this place. We ordered chicken quesadillas and they had no flavor at all, the rice was also plain and sticky, not even salt added. The rolled flaustas were good, but they are only starters, would be nice if they had a side of beans or something. Ordered an Avocado Margarita (100% better at EPCOT) this one tasted like a milkshake with tequila. It was a disappointing experience, but it is what it is.

Our favorite spot to celebrate all occasions! Food brings us back to Japan! Ambiance is retro…read more/izakaya. You have to try their seasonal specials as well! Never disappoints. We LOVE the beef tongue. So tender, probably the best beef tongue we've ever had in the nation. The dessert never disappoints. A perfect ending to a wonderful meal. Kurobata sausage: delicious and cute! This is what high quality ingredients get you!

Tried this place after hearing so much about it on socials. Pulled up and there was a small line…read morewaiting for it to open. Really cool place with an open atmosphere. Kitchen is also open with a bar that looks directly into the kitchen as you dine. Drinks are simple. Plum wine, Japanese whisky options, beer, and soft drinks. Also a few mixed drinks, but again nothing crazy or exciting. Food was fresh and pretty good. The tuna sashimi appetizer was fantastic! The sauce is like a yum-yum and black sesame blend. Incredible. The bowl was wayyyyyy too sweet for me. Too much of the sauce. But the rice and chicken were pretty good. The pork belly is grilled and not seasoned much. So added it to the bowl to calm the sweet and it worked well. Overall, this place isn't worth queuing for, but still pretty good considering its location. Solid 6/10 for me.