Ale and Compass Lounge is the lounge area at Disney's Yacht Club Resort. This lounge does have bar…read moreseating, high top tables then lower tables mostly with the couches they have. Their vibe is dark, nautical, it matches the resorts. Everything is navy blue, its pretty dark inside, but they do have a few TVs. My wife and I prefer to come here when we stay at the Yacht Club or the Beach club but we have visited a few times just to get away from the park. We also stop here when we like to do the Yacht and Beach crawl. If you are not staying here you will need to figure out a different way to access the resort. They offer a small selection of food, mostly which are appetizers, but there are a couple of items you could order as a meal. Last time we were here we did see a few people order food to go probably back to their room. Something my wife and I always have to order is the Parker House Rolls and Spreads which has three spreads and 5 rolls. The spreads include Bacon Jam, Pub Cheese, and Citrus Butter. These are so good and actually one time we stayed we ordered these every single night, they are that good. The spreads are great on their own but even better when you mix them. I would prefer the rolls to be hot but they are still great. We also ordered the Truffle Fries served with with Roasted Shallot Mayo and the meatballs which has a porcini and parmesan cream sauce, pickled mushrooms, and chive oil. Both are really delicious and easy to share or even have both as your meal. The last thing we ordered was the flatbread. They have a seasonal flatbread which was French onion soup but we found out they also offer just a pepperoni flatbread which is not on the menu. This was a great flatbread, really cheesy, great flavor, not too heavy on the pepperoni but really good overall. For drinks I really prefer to get order off the menu and get either a dirty martini or a Manhattan. They have a full bar and can do most drinks. My wife loves their wine particularly the Dr. Loosen, Dr. L. Riesling which she finds around Disney. She also enjoys a good lemon drop martini. Overall this is a great stop, it is one of my favorite lounges. It is comfy, dark, not super loud, they have great food options and great drinks. I would say stop by when you can and check it out! ACES!

Ale and Compass Lounge is the lounge area at Disney's Yacht Club Resort. There are two areas, the…read morelounge (this one) and then Ale and Compass table service restaurant. It is directly next door. The lounge has seating at the bar, a few high top tables, and then tables partnered with couches or benches. It is really designed to be a low key, relaxing lounge. We like to come here when we stay at the resort as well as just heading over when you want some relaxation with food and drinks. They do serve a small selection of food and specialty cocktails as well as beer and wine and a fully stocked bar. I have personally tried a couple of the specialty drinks as well as just ordered off the menu. I really prefer this lounge when staying at the resort, you can head down from your room and grab dinner and drinks and then head back. If you are not staying here you will need to get over to the resort in another way. On our last visit and actually every visit, my husband and I have to get the Parker House Rolls and Spreads which has three and includes the Bacon Jam, Pub Cheese, and Citrus Butter. These also come with 5 rolls. This is such a great snack, starter, whatever you want to call it. They are so good, the spreads are each delicious on their own but even better when you pair them together. My only thing would be the spreads should be not as cold, they are hard to spread on the rolls since they are cold and the rolls are also not warm. But it is minor. We also enjoy the Truffle Fries served with with Roasted Shallot Mayo. These are a good snack, very truffle heavy but still very good. If you are looking for something more substantial then I would recommend the Seasonal Market Flatbread which will vary. But what they also dont tell you if that they have a pepperoni flatbread not listed on the menu. We ordered the pepperoni last time and it was hot, crispy, had a great cheese pull and was really good. Solid flatbread. We also ordered the meatballs which has a porcini and parmesan cream sauce, pickled mushrooms, and chive oil. These were fantastic meatballs. I really enjoyed them. It had great flavor, and came with 4 meatballs. They also serve other food items such as a burger, wings and salads. The food is great. For drinks I really prefer to get what I love which is a lemon drop martini. I also enjoy some of the wines they offer. If you want a specialty cocktail then I would recommend the Seaworthy Breeze Absolut Vodka with Grapefruit and Cranberry Juices. It was a nice cocktail, not super sweet, but more on the tart side. Overall this is a great stop. We really enjoy sitting here an relaxing with some appetizers and cocktails. You can make a meal out of the food as well if you want. No reservation required, there have a decent amount of seating. I would say stop by and check it out.

This place was chill. I wandered in to get out of the heat and crowds from Disney Spings…read more It was pretty empty when I went in so I had no trouble getting a spot at the bartop. I ordered the wings and shrimp fritters at my bartender Bridget's suggestion, and both items came out quickly and were pretty tasty. I would come back again if I am in the area.

If you are into Indiana Jones movies (or Star Wars), you may want to duck into Jock Lindsey's. They…read morehave a lot of memorabilia around the bar. Nothing is labeled, but the waitress we had was kind enough to show us the good stuff. The drinks were good and hardy. I believe Disney waters down its drinks. Not here. Full bar, many choices. The food is just appetizers. They were good. We had meatballs, sliders, flatbread pizza and chicken wings. They were all good. When we walked in on a Saturday around noon, there was no one in there. There were a few people on the deck out back.

Beautiful pool-side bar in Disney's Riviera Resort with views of the Skyliner, lake, and seating…read morearound a firepit nearby. Service was friendly and magical, as always! Our drinks were delicious and had a fun holiday twist.

After a long, cold day at the parks - this place hits the spot. We've always drove by this resort…read moreand wondered was on top. After renovation finished a couple of years ago and we got the chance to take a small vacation to Coronado Springs, this was the first place we thought of to have a drink! The venue is beautiful, and so with the full bar service and tapas. We ordered two espresso martinis with calamari and wings. Drinks were strong and food was piping hot. Our server was nothing but wonderful. If you are not staying at this resort, I highly recommend making reservations at Toledo and have a drink at Bar Riva. Perfect date night on the 16th floor.

I loved the Banana Bread Espresso Martini (as recommended by the D3 club. As a typical Disney…read morecocktail, I think it was $19, but so worth it! The service was quick and the atmosphere is nice. Definitely a good stop when you're at the Boardwalk Inn or just passing through.

My friend was in Orlando to support a conference at the Dolphin, and she suggested we meet at this…read morelounge in the Boardwalk Inn hotel. As you enter the hotel, the bar is to your right and as you walk down the hallway, you turn to the left by the staircase, and you are there. It's a nice, small bar with additional tables and chairs on the balcony. On the Sunday evening that we went, there was no waitress to take your order. You selected the menu from the bar area and then placed your order with the bartender. We ordered the Askur Gimlet ($19.50) and the Sparkling Hibiscus ($18.50) cocktails. My friend enjoyed her gimlet, and my hibiscus drink was nice, but a little sweet for me. The hibiscus flower in the glass was edible, which was cool to experience. Overall, nice place for a cocktail, but the prices are high and the drinks were not that strong. I know this is a Disney resort and you pay extra for the environment, but I expected a little more for $20+ drinks (with tax and tip) and minimal service. However, it's a quaint spot to stop in for the experience.

This is a great place to hang out between events and people watch. Only at Disney can a lobby bar…read morestill be mostly about the family. The drinks are good but no bar bites. We had an amazing cocktail server, Anne, who was very attentive and super sweet with a southern drawl.

Stopped by for a drink after dinner and really liked this place! It's in the middle of the lobby…read morebut later at night it was very quiet and relaxing. Our waitress was super friendly and attentive considering how many tables she had! This is definitely a great place to grab a drink and relax if you're looking for some down time.

Drinks were great, we all enjoyed a variety of them. Chips and guac -- chips were a little thick…read moreand need more salt. Guac would benefit from onions, tomatoes, jalapeños, etc. pretty plain. Chill ambiance, but the bartender was rude to my friends. Auto-tip options are pretty high so keep an eye on that.

La Cava del Tequila is hands-down one of my favorite spots in all of EPCOT…read more The atmosphere inside the Mexico pavilion is unmatched...cozy, authentic, and the perfect escape from the Florida heat. Their margarita menu is incredible with so many unique options to try, from the avocado margarita to the classic top-shelf selections, and every drink is made perfectly. My absolute favorite is the spicy cucumber margarita. It's refreshing, flavorful, and has just the right kick without being overpowering. I genuinely think about this margarita long after leaving Disney. And I have to mention the chips & salsa! Seriously some of the best salsa I've ever had. Fresh, flavorful, and the perfect thing to snack on while sipping margaritas. If you're doing the World Showcase, this spot is an absolute must-visit. Easy 5 stars every single time.

AbracadaBar is a lounge/bar located at Disney's Boardwalk resort. It is dark inside, themed to…read moremagicians, and a new favorite for myself and my wife. To get here there are a few ways. You cannot park at the Boardwalk without a reservation and this does not take reservations. I would recommend a bus from Disney Springs, or cut through the park if you have a pass. You can also park at Studios and take the Skyliner to EPCOT and then walk over or boat to Boardwalk. It is not the easiest to get here but you can do it. Inside they offer bar seating and then a couple of high-top tables and then couches and bench tables. There is a server that will come to you if you are not at the bar. The theme is magicians and magic, they have pictures on the walls that move and change, everything has a magic theme. There is also props and such with the same magician theme. It is not super big and can get busy, but we have usually had a good chance to get a seat. We do go early though, we have not been here late in the evening. You can also grab a drink to go which a lot of people do. It is between Flying Fish and Trattoria Al Forno restaurants, so a lot of people will sit in here waiting or grab a drink before dinner. Some of their drinks are interesting with a couple trying to stay with the magic theme, however, if you don't like any of the drinks, you can just order your own. They have a pretty well stocked bar serving beer, wine, and many different types of liquor. I personally enjoy ordering my own and always go for an espresso martini and a lemon drop martini. There is also food available from 5:00pm to 10:00pm but only 3 options. This is designed as a snack, you are not getting a meal here. My favorite items is the Lump Crab Fries which has Wasabi Aioli, Doenjang, and Tobiko for $17.00. This was a huge portion of crispy thin fries, topped with tons of crab and then drizzled with sauce. The crab was fantastic, really good and did not have a fishy taste which sometimes you get. I would highly recommend them. We will go back for these, they are that good! As we get older we are discovering the more adult things in Disney such as lounges as opposed to riding rides. If you can fit this in, I would highly recommend checking it out. The drinks are strong, they are good and very delicious. ACES!

AbracadaBar at Disney's BoardWalk is one of my G.O.A.T. Disney bars. It's themed just right, it's…read moreoff the beaten path, and the service and cocktails are worth the cost. This whimsical lounge is precisely the kind of bar that makes you wish you had more evenings in Orlando. This isn't just a place to grab a drink, but it's an experience that's full of clever magic-themed touches that make it feel like you've stepped into a magician's hidden lounge. Most patrons don't appreciate the theme, but we sure do! The atmosphere is cozy and stylish, with a dimly lit, intimate vibe that's perfect for a date night or a chill evening away from the crowds. The decor is playful without being over-the-top, with nods to classic magic tricks and sleight-of-hand illusions that make every corner a little fun to explore. Be sure to ask your server to give you the inside scoop on hidden Mickeys, backstage stories, and cool little easter eggs filled with Disney surprises. The cocktails are inventive and perfectly crafted, and some even come with a little theatrical flair or clever presentations. There's something on the menu for everyone, whether you want a strong, sophisticated concoction or a simple glass of wine or beer. Prices are high, but this is a Disney resort after all. And make sure you set your watch for 13 past the hour. That's when the meeting of the magicians happens. The only thing I'll tell you is to watch the walls. Abracadabar has skyrocketed in popularity among Disney adults in the last few years, so getting a coveted seat inside can be difficult. The bar is very small, and there is often a line forming out front long before opening time. It's an easy walk from the back entrance of Epcot (we often leave the park mid-day to go grab a drink and take a break from the park crowds). They have a limited food menu (elevated bar snacks) but the cocktails are the superstars here. Abracadabar is one of the best bars on Disney property and it's one that we consider a must-do whenever we are in Orlando.

Oga's is the perfect cantina for a drink and fun after a long day of fighting battles in the sky…read more Star Wars themed craft cocktails that are out of this world. Reservations only to limit the number of people for a better and more enjoyable experience. Quick and friendly service.

Super fun experience. Truly feels like you are entering the star wars universe. VERY BUSY…read more definitely make a reservation in advance. Food options are very limited but the cocktails are so unique. Lots of N/A options for young ones as well. Staff is kind but expect to be seated with strangers. Definitely worth it if you are a long time fan of star wars!

Trader Sam's is always a fun time. Tiki bars are a cool vibe. But adding the interactive elements…read morewith the lights, sounds, props, animations in the artwork. It's a fun time. Make sure to get there early so you can add your name to the wait list. Friday night we waited about 2 hours checking in at 8pm. Loved our drinks! Tasty and nice looking. It's always a must do when resort hopping if you have the time.

As a tiki bar aficionado, Trader Sam's is the real deal. Besides the authentic atmosphere (with…read moreanimation, no less!), potent drinks and interesting history, the phenomenally entertaining staff bring the experience to the next level. Bonus for the cool tiki mugs you can buy and add to your collection (I still have my mom's tiki glasses from the 60s and 70s). Depending on what drink you order, they may lower the lights, turn on the volcano and start chanting. I'll be honest, as an introvert, this wasn't my jam the first time I visited, because we were seated at the bar and the bartenders chose me for one of the acts. But the last two times, we were seated at a table in the very back and I love to watch from my dark corner. My husband ordered a zombie and our waitress did a hilarious zombie act as she brought it over to him. It's just so fun. I ordered a pineapple drink that featured Dole Whip and I didn't love it because the consistency was reminiscent of a Slurpee rather than Dole Whip. I feel like drinks are a little hit or miss and some are strong AF so know what you're getting into. Other things to keep in mind: if there's just two of you and you're not sitting at the bar, you will share a table. I don't love this but it is what it is. One time the couple we were seated with was cool but this last time, I made the mistake of making a light political comment that was meant with stony silence... my bad, but I don't need to think about putting my foot in my mouth if I'm not seated with strangers. All good, though, because for half the time we had our four-top to ourselves. This place is great for groups if you're willing to wait. Use the My Disney Exp app to put your name on the waitlist.

If you want cute aesthetic and a moment away from the tourism, this is definitely your spot!…read more We stayed at Dolphin and it was a quick walk to this beautiful lounge. Sooo relaxing and although drink is pricy, they are most definitely strong! Its also super unique and bartenders here are super kind and will make something youll definitely love!

Great place to enjoy drinks with friends and the food is very good. The servers were so…read moreaccommodating to our large group!