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!

Love the atmosphere and service. Food was not good...it was great! We had Shepard pie,…read morecheeseburger, chicken sandwich, garlic fries, chicken meal, and a sausage appetizer. Loved it!

What an incredible experience! The atmosphere here is unlike anywhere else. The live Irish dancing…read morewas so fun to watch and made the whole evening feel really special. It added so much energy and authenticity to the experience. Our bartender was absolutely top tier--friendly, attentive, and made some fantastic drinks. They truly elevated our visit and made us feel so welcome. Between the amazing atmosphere, great drinks, and outstanding service, this ended up being one of our favorite experiences of the entire trip.

My girlfriend and I only got their drinks here. We really liked the ambiance and setting here. It's…read moresuper tucked away and literally hidden. It looks so small on the outside but it's a big establishment. Based on aesthetics it looks really amazing. Our bartender was really nice and charismatic, talking to everyone at the bar table. My girlfriend loved the smokiness of their drink and I liked my espresso martini. They weren't too strong, and a bit on the pricier side. It wasn't one of the best espresso martinis I've had, but decently tasty.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience was so disappointing that I feel compelled to…read moreshare it. From the moment we arrived, we felt unfairly judged. As the hostess walked away from our table, she commented that our group was going to be "nothing but a problem." The basis for that assumption? One member of our party had simply helped clear and organize the table to make the seating process easier and faster for the staff. Yes, we were a lively group. We were on vacation, having a great time at Disney, laughing and enjoying each other's company. What we were not was intoxicated. The situation escalated when one of our friends was accused of being drunk and our entire party of 10 was asked to leave. The problem is that she wasn't intoxicated at all. What makes this especially troubling is that our friend has worked incredibly hard to maintain her sobriety and recently celebrated 12 months alcohol-free through AA. To be publicly accused of being drunk after reaching such a significant milestone was humiliating, heartbreaking, and completely unnecessary. When we brought our concerns to the General Manager, Scott, we expected leadership. We expected someone who would take a moment to assess the situation, listen to both sides, and use his own judgment. Instead, he simply stated that he trusted his employees and made no effort to independently evaluate what had happened. A manager's job isn't to blindly accept accusations. A manager's job is to gather facts, assess the situation, and make informed decisions. In this case, Scott failed to do that. As a result, the restaurant lost a party of 10 customers. More importantly, they deeply hurt someone who has spent the last year fighting for her sobriety. That's the part of this experience we won't forget. Everyone makes mistakes. Great restaurants acknowledge them, learn from them, and treat people with dignity. Unfortunately, this experience was defined by assumptions, poor judgment, and a complete lack of empathy from both the staff and management.

Nice, friendly Tiki Bar set up. Went to see the Betties play..Great, great music and fun…read more Margaritas are really yummy-nice place to hang out while shopping at Disney Springs...

Came here with a friend on a Wednesday night. I had a margarita on the rocks and it was very good…read more It's safe to say these margaritas are on the strong side. My friend got the slushy premade margarita and she mentioned it was hard to drink. Tasty but the icee made it hard to drink. We sat on the dock side and heard and saw a back/side view of the band playing from across the way. We had a great view of the volcanos erupting from the restaurant across the way. It was great weather making it a great night for margaritas on the dock. The price came out around $20 per drink. I took a star off because the bartender wasn't friendly. When asked what's the most popular margaritas her answer was "they are all good" she seemed upset because we didn't know what wanted and had questions.

Ok so I wasn't expecting much from a walk up bar in Disney Springs. But our bartender was friendly…read moreand fun, and my to-go espresso martini was excellent and gave me my pep in my step that I needed to last the rest of the afternoon there. The reusable cups were great as well- the pina colada was creamy and tasty and $15 for a refill? Dang. I wish I was able to stay out there longer!

I love this place! I make sure to visit every year I come Orlando. I sit outside and enjoy the live…read moremusic when they have it or a wonderful breeze and people walking by. The staff is very friendly. I order the macho nachos (instead of beef I get chicken), very delicious, and the rum runner. The only thing about the nachos they pIle everything on top to look full. I would suggest ordering a side of queso or salsa. The nachos is eenough for 2 people. The rum runner is amazing.

On a family vacation, we visited The Edison at the recommendation of a Disney superfan, who told us…read moreit offered a terrific off-park dining experience with a magic show and other live entertainment. The recommendation did not disappoint. While waiting for our table, we sat at the bar, where the bartender could not have been nicer. He took special care of our underage daughter, asking about her favorite flavors and creating a delicious nonalcoholic drink just for her. That kind of personal attention made her--and all of us--feel especially welcome. The food was delicious, the atmosphere was lively, and the entertainment made the evening feel like much more than simply dinner. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, and judging by the energy throughout the restaurant, everyone around us was having a wonderful time as well. The Edison is an excellent choice for a memorable evening away from the parks.

The grilled cheese and tomato soup is excellent according to my son. His recommendation is to ask…read morefor extra soup. I had a Burger that was just so so the fries were just adequate. The ambience I think is what you really go for. It's a very quirky little restaurant with unusual videos playing around you. When we went there was live music below us and that was fun to listen to. I wish they would've played for longer though. And the 90 minutes we were there. I think they played maybe 15.

If you want my opinion, Player 1 Video Game Bar, in Orlando, is fantastic. It's the quintessential…read moreretro-arcade bar. It's dark, cool, and the themed decor fits the place perfectly. For example, the top of the bar is actually a time line of the history of video games...something to take in while you're throwing back a few adult beverages. Assuming that you're looking to drink a bit, they have an outstanding collection of craft beer, and of course, they have the obligatory "80s themed" cocktails. I haven't quite figured out the food menu. But hey, P1VGB is not really, I don't think, that kind of place. GAMES? They have an excellent selection of old school vids. And whatever the game count, it goes up by 60 because they have at least 1 multigame rig (packaged in a Ms. Pac-Man cabinet). This combo brings you most, if not all, of the blockbuster titles from the 80s. They also have several rare machines. Last but not least, they THE SINGLE ALL TIME GREATEST COIN-OP SPORTS GAME! ATARI FOOTBALL!! Yeah, it's that much fun...I still have callouses and blisters from rolling that big ass track ball back in 1979! Pinball? Well, this is not a pinball palace, but, they do have about 8 to 10 tables. Great titles including Twilight Zone, Haunted House, and Jaws. In addition to the coin-op games that us Gen-Xers grew up with, they have multiple videogame consoles available. For a bar that offers this many games set on free play, admission is very inexpensive. I'd say that at any given time, 5 to 10 percent of the games are down. Not too bad. Located just up the street from Sofrito Latin Cafe, this place is well worth a few hours of time time. 5 stars!

Well, as it is that time of the year when I go to player one again. Player one is a video game bar…read moretheir original location I believe is in Las Vegas and I think this is their second location. It is off of the Palm Parkway, Street. Player one is a video game bar if I didn't mention that earlier normally this bar gets very busy later in the evening however it's not late in the evening so it's not that busy right now. This location is a 21 and up location all the games Inside where the bar is are included in your five dollar price point. They do offer discounts if you work at Disney or Universal, etc., they have some snacks as well as the Chinese food next-door to eat as well. Tonight I decided to have the cider boys caramel apple for seven dollars. It is probably one of my favorite sliders that they currently have and I also tasted the 1911 sugarplum cider. I did not like it though.

Food was great, Marissa our server was fabulous, Vibes were high!!! Great service, highly recommend!read more

One of the best Disney Springs spots! Didn't feel like you were in a mall. We loved our cocktails…read moreand appetizers especially, but everything was great here, including the service