When staying at Coronado Springs I highly recommend stoping by dahlia lounge. It's located on the…read more16th floor of the grand destinó tower. The dahlia lounge is beautifully decorated and inspired by Salvador Dali. Theres a large bar with plenty of seating, a decent size area for lounging, and an outdoor terrace lounge area. They serve small bites and of course alcoholic beverages. They have a great selection of wines and cocktails. Mocktails are also an option on the menu. I recommend going to the lounge prior to the Epcot fireworks enjoy some apps and drinks and then head outside to the terrace area and catch the fireworks. Service here is great, lots of friendly faces. The lounge is also directly across of Toledo restaurant. It's the perfect place for pre dinner drinks.

Love stopping here for a cocktail. They have a great selection, nice seating indoors and out and if…read moreyou time it up correctly you can watch the Epcot fireworks. Usually they also pipe in the music but unfortunately that was missing on our last visit. The drinks were well made and the service was fantastic so we enjoyed our visit.

Jock Lindsey's Hangar Bar is always a fun stop at Disney Springs, and the Halloween menu was the…read moreperfect excuse to visit! We ordered the Nashville Hot Chicken Alien Invader Sliders, Skull of the Dead Dip, and Bone Kebabs served in a tombstone. The sliders and dip were my favorites! I loved that the dip came with plantain chips instead of regular chips; they added an extra layer of flavor. And honestly, you can never go wrong with barbacoa in queso! A quick heads-up: they don't take reservations, so seating is first come, first served. There was a small queue when we arrived, but we were seated within 15-20 minutes. Between the creative themed dishes, fun atmosphere, and seasonal menu, this is a great spot to add to your Disney Springs lineup!

During my recent trip to Orlando for my 21st birthday, I was excited to check out Jock Lindsey's…read moreHangar Bar at Disney Springs. When I saw they were offering special Halloween-themed drinks and food, I knew I wanted to stop by! Unfortunately, the experience didn't quite live up to my expectations. We ended up waiting in line for about 25 minutes just to get inside and order drinks, which was a little frustrating. Once we finally got in, I ordered the Midnight Relic ($18), a Halloween specialty cocktail made with Tito's Handmade Vodka, ube syrup, cream of coconut, lemon juice, and edible glitter. I was really excited to try it because it sounded so unique, but unfortunately, I was pretty disappointed with the taste. It wasn't something I particularly enjoyed, especially for the price. Looking around at the other Halloween-themed drinks and food, everything looked so cute and creative, and I found myself wishing I had ordered something different! One thing I did enjoy was the atmosphere. The bar was decorated for Halloween, and I loved all the festive details throughout the space. It definitely felt like a fun place to celebrate the season. However, we were seated outside, right next to a stage with a live latin music performance. While the entertainment added energy to the area, it was pretty much all I could hear, which made it harder to enjoy the actual atmosphere of the bar. Overall, I would give Jock Lindsey's Hangar Bar a 2.5 out of 5 stars. I loved the idea of the seasonal drinks and the Halloween decorations, but the long wait and disappointing cocktail made the experience feel a little overpriced. I don't think I would go out of my way to return, but it was still a fun stop during my 21st birthday trip! If you're visiting Disney Springs during Halloween, I think it's worth checking out the seasonal menu, but I would recommend looking at all the options before deciding what to order.

Fantastic beverages with fantastic service (and wonderful ordering suggestions). This is the norm…read morefor every single visit here. Extremely easy to recommend. Thanks!!

Stopped here this evening after our snack and food at three Bridges bar and Grill; lounge is…read morelocated on the 16th floor or across from the dinner upstairs. Our bartender/server his name is Jacob and he knows basically everything about the menu in front of us. They have restrooms located in the restaurant as well as outside by Toledo. My wine at this evening is very fresh and light does not taste like a boxed wine mix at all. 10/10 From Dalia lounge, you can see the fireworks from Epcot and Magic Kingdom I believe. They also give you a 360 view of the other theme parks and resorts as well. If you haven't been here, I definitely recommend it. They are on the 16th floor and it is a must come to lounge.

Top of the World Lounge is a villain-themed lounge at the (you guessed it) top of Bay Lake Tower…read morewith views overlooking Magic Kingdom. Getting into the lounge is a bit tough. For starters, the lounge is for DVC members (and their guests) only. If you're lucky enough to be a DVC member, you also have to hope that you either had the common sense to make a reservation in advance or that you go when it's quiet and they can possibly seat you anyway. We went with the second option and only had to wait for about ten minutes before being allowed access. The lounge gives off a ritzy, 1930s/1940s vibe with a massive chandelier and red & black velvet decor. If the creepy child kidnapper from The Rescuers and Jafar and Frollo were to all meet and discuss how to be terrible people over some delicious cocktails, they would do it here. The service at TWL is top-notch, which makes sense since they are catering to some of Disney's biggest fans and most frequent visitors. The menu is small, it is a lounge after all and not a full-service restaurant. There are some incredible drinks and a few appetizers on the menu, plus a modest selection of beer and wine. While the lounge has floor-to-ceiling windows that allow you to see the castle at Magic Kingdom, TWL also has an outdoor, private balcony where you can watch the fireworks and feel the boomies (an official, scientific word) from the show. Reservations to watch the fireworks are not required, but they will verify your DVC membership before being allowed access. And yes, you can get a drink to go from the bar in the lounge and sip it over some fireworks. I've been a DVC member since 2012 and have come to Disney at least 10 times since purchasing. How I neglected to experience this is beyond me. Thankfully the TWL isn't only for Bay Lake Tower guests (aside from 4 nights in the entire calendar year). I would absolutely come back to TWL to watch some fireworks with a world-class experience

A classy smaller bar with light fare. This was a villains…read moretheme and allows for some of the best firework viewing of Magic Kingdom nightly fireworks. Usally accessible to members who are staying at one of the DVC Bay Lake Tower resort. There is a somewhat secret elevator available just off of the lobby and is the only one that goes to the 16th floor

Paddock grill overs a wide variety of cocktails and food while you lounge by the pool and take in…read moresome of those Florida sunshine. One of my favorites spots to sit back and relax with a refreshing margarita or cold beer while the kids burn off some energy.

Located at the Paddock Pool area at Saratoga Springs resort, this walk up counter service location…read moreserves breakfast and daily lunch/pool snacks. They do deliver tableside once you place your order at the counter with the items packed to go. Beautiful pool area with a separate splash pad. When the pool opens every morning at 10, they play the trumpet/bugle "Call to the Races" over the speakers that you hear at horse races! Too Disney cute/funny!

Look, it's expensive--but it's absolutely worth it. The drinks are unique, packed with flavor, and…read moresurprisingly strong. You're definitely getting what you pay for. We arrived hungry and decided to try several food options, and I have no complaints. Everything was beautifully plated, tasted fresh, and was full of flavor. The dishes also paired wonderfully with our drinks. Reservations are highly recommended, and window seats can be difficult to get. That said, I loved the interior décor. Disney did an excellent job designing the space--it feels like an upscale, contemporary version of Epcot. This may be my favorite lounge on Disney property. We visited at night during a red moon. After my second drink, I felt the spirit of Walt Disney speaking to me. He recommended another drink and suggested mixing some honey and mustard with a piece of bread, then layering it with prosciutto, mozzarella, and a black olive. It completely blew my mind. He then recommended another drink, and for a brief moment, I found myself standing with Walt on top of Spaceship Earth. He put his arm around my shoulder, leaned in, and asked if I happened to have the time. It was a moment I'll never forget. Either that, or the drinks were stronger than advertised.

I was first alerted to Geo-82 via social media. Being advertised as a new adult-only cocktail bar…read morein Epcot that has a Spaceship Earth theme, I was instantly intrigued - did they make this space just for me?? That being said, I made it my intention to check this place out while in Epcot. I heard it was popular and that reservations were strongly encouraged, so I booked a lunch slot here and made my way over. Geo-82 is located on the second floor of Project Tomorrow, which is Spaceship Earth's post-ride interactive experience; this space was formerly used as a VIP space for the ride's corporate sponsors. Access is inside the experience, right next to one of the exits. I checked in on the first level and was then told to go upstairs where I was greeted with another check-in desk. I was given a cold towel to cool off, and then sat in the lobby for a few minutes before being guided into the main area. The space itself is very nice - there's a sizable bar lining the back wall, and a combination of seating types throughout the rest of the space. There are windows on the opposite wall which provide a lot of light and good views of the park. The decor has touches of Spaceship Earth everywhere - with its design being baked into the aesthetics and its history being highlighted. The menu is mostly craft cocktails, though they have a selection of beer and wine, plus some small plates. I decided not to do food since I was going to stuff myself at the Food and Wine Festival, but I had two rounds of drinks - the Electron and the Brown Butter Old Fashioned. Both of these were really good - the electron had a fresh bite to it, and the old fashioned was one of the better ones I've had. I was able to taste the brown butter without it being overpowering. Service was good, I never felt rushed and I appreciated the fact that all the cocktails were made to order - unlike another bar in another park that imposes time limits and uses well drinks. That, along with the attention to detail and overall theming really led to a great experience at Geo-82. Is this a must-do in Epcot? I don't think so. However, they did a great job with the space and it's a great adults-only refuge from the hustle and bustle of the parks. I would return my next trip to check out more of their menu.

We did the drinks to go. I had the wild one that's my favorite drink. I love the mango passionfruit…read morein it. The cava avocado was Very refreshing on a hot Orlando day! Absolutely worth a try! 10 out of 10 would have both again.

I love this spot SO SO much; but it can be a bit of a hassle to get in. We waited to be seated at…read morea table and it was quite a long wait. Once inside, it can be a bit overwhelming since the drinks are SO creative. But don't get me wrong, that is a good thing!! The drinks here are very strong, so even though it's pricey, the theming and creativity involved in the ambiance here make it worth while! Mexico is one of my top favorite pavilions at EPCOT and whenever I stop in I always find things I want to get. Love the Mexico pavilion!!!

What a great spot in Disney springs. Food and drinks were outstanding! My husband is from Italy and…read morehe is hard to please with Italian food and he really liked everything we ordered. The best part of the experience was the service, Alex our waiter was top notch! We will deff be back!

I found myself at Enzo's Hideaway for an after dinner drink with one of my friends. Disney Springs…read morehas several bars, and since we were looking for more of a speakeasy type place, Hideaway spoke to us. That being said, we made our way over. Enzo's Hideaway is the speakeasy for Maria & Enzo's, an Italian restaurant in Disney Springs. The entrance is somewhat inconspicuous - through a door underneath the restaurant which takes you down a hall into the bar. The decor definitely gives you the feel of being underground - with exposed fixtures and an overall industrial aesthetic. The bar is also a decent size - bigger than a traditional speakeasy but it's Disney so they need to account for some volume. They had some food items, but we only opted for a round of drinks since we wanted to move on. I decided on the key lime daquiri which was quite good. The key lime flavor wasn't too overpowering, and the ingredients works really well with each other. Service was good - the bartender was friendly and even cracked a couple of jokes with us. Overall, I had a good experience at Enzo's Hideaway. I only got a small sample of their offerings, so I would definitely be open to returning to explore more of the menu.

This is the newly open (2026) DVC members only lounge located in Magic Kingdom's Frontierland…read more Remeber that shooting range? Not anymore as this location replaced that. The theme fits in well as I felt like I was in a historic or log cabin. It's kinda dark in there with only natural light coming thru front windows. The check-in is right by the entrance, we put our name in and waiting about 5 minutes before we were sat. Inside you are walked to you area for your party. Such a nice break away from the park, heat and elements as you cool off (or heat up) from outside. There are phone charges around the tables. Finally and the most important part, free snacks and drinks! Be sure to fill up your water bottle before you go to avoid buying water in the park. Cheers!

This Disney Vacation Club exclusive lounge is a nice break on hot or even warm days…read more The air conditioning is great! Complimentary snacks and Coca-Cola Freestyle drinks as well as coffee are very nice as well. Some of the seating options also have phone charging capabilities, if that is needed I recommend discussing with the cast member when you register at the podium. Both times we have been we only had a short wait of a few minutes before a table was available. The decor inside fits well with the surrounding Frontierland and the former Shooting Arcade it replaced. This most recent visit, I noticed an animated character moving around on a display that I had not seen before. I imagine there are other "Easter eggs" to discover on future visits.

When I asked AI what was the best place for craft beer in Hollywood Studios, this was the place! As…read morea bonus it was actually a quiet break from the park itself. I ordered a Vanilla Stout from the bar and stepped back the ten feet or so to enjoy a bar seat facing the window. Focused on California breweries, great service, a quiet detour for your day in the park. What's better than that?

When you're tromping around Hollywood Studios in the warm, hot sun and you need a break, Baseline…read morewelcomes you with open doors. As you can imagine, it gets quite busy but lines move quickly and seating opens up just as fast. Surprisingly, not as overpriced as one might think it would be We shared a delicious (big) soft pretzel with two beverages. It's really a nice place to relax, refuel, and people watch. Consistent and friendly service.