I visited the Front Porch and had an amazing Salmon salad. The dressing was so creamy and tasty…read more I also had a Margarita and it was made to perfection. I almost had another one but I was driving that day. I would definitely recommend this place for good food, good drinks, great service and a fun and inviting ambience, I vote Yes!!

A great place to chill, where one can enjoy the live evening entertainment with family and friends…read moreunder a canopy of trees located between the restaurant and the concert hall of House of Blues Restaurant. There's wine, beer & cocktails from the outside bar. If you're hungry, there's Smoked Beef Brisket sandwich, Pulled Pork sandwich, St. Louis Ribs, Nachos and even Hotdogs from the outside Smokehouse. So come and bring the family and enjoy the evening for a few hours.

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.

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.

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.

Just around the corner from the bustle of the lobby and boardwalk you wouldn't expect to find a…read morequiet, laid back lounge. And you might not find it if you weren't looking for it. My group and I enjoyed a couple pre-dinner drinks here and it was a nice escape from the heat and hustle. Only thing is that there was only one person working when we were there and getting a drink took a few minutes.

Really enjoyed the Halloween overlay here and had great weather on the back porch though we didn't…read moreget to enjoy the ambiance as much with the birds out there. One pooped on our chair and table, luckily after we finished eating. The deviled eggs were amazing, and the serving detail is cool. The cheese and beef dip was good but not super hot. I'd skip the hummus in future as it just wasn't as exciting as the other two dishes. I think the main menu has some stronger food. The espresso martini flight was fun but the pumpkin one was far superior. Looking forward to the Christmas seasonal launch to see what they come up with. park in the lime garage for ease.

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.

I stopped by Susuru for a solo dinner and grabbed a seat at the bar. The restaurant was fairly…read morebusy, but I was seated in under 15 minutes. Service was great throughout my visit, and the staff were attentive. The Susuru Gohan was fantastic and definitely my favorite dish of the night. It comes with a soy-cured organic raw egg yolk, sweet aged soy, onion, Japanese seasoning, and steamed rice. I added both uni and ikura, and everything paired really well together. I would absolutely order this again! Their drinks and cocktail menu is very extensive and I chose the Ultraman drink, which was great. It's made with Haku vodka, lime juice, cinnamon chai syrup, grenadine, cran-apple, and ginger beer, topped with a dehydrated apple and normally a limited mini Ultraman toy. They were out of the toy when I went, so they offered a $2 discount, which I didn't mind at all. For yakitori, I tried the Hiza Nankotsu (knee cartilage). Their skewers are prepared in-house and grilled over Japanese binchōtan charcoal, then finished with aged tare and served with Susuru citrus salt. The knee cartilage was good and had a nice crunchy texture. I also tried the Mi-So-Hot ramen which comes with pork chashu, a shoyu soft-boiled egg, corn, scallions, chili hair, and spicy miso broth. It was just okay for me. There wasn't anything particularly wrong with it, but nothing really stood out either. With so many other options on the menu, I probably wouldn't order it again. Overall, I really enjoyed my experience at Susuru! The attentive service made solo dining at the bar comfortable, and the Susuru Gohan was easily the highlight of my meal. I'd definitely come back to try more of the menu.

Not authentic Japanese food, certainly Americanized. If you're craving Japanese food though, go!…read moreAmbiance is casual. Food: - dashi with the onigiri: ok! - Chicken oyster skewer: our favorite skewer! - thigh with spring onion: second favorite skewer! - silken tofu: our favorite dish. The sauce in this dish was fantastic. It helped improve some of the other dishes. - pork belly with the rice bowl: disappointing. Pork belly did not have a lot of flavor - okonomiyaki: ok, cabbage heavy

My son and I took a trip to Disney. He has been several times and said I had to try Dockside…read moreMargaritas. He was right!! They have really good frozen margaritas as well as live music and a nice view. I definitely recommend them!!

Surprised as many times as I have been to the area, this is my first time trying this place…read more Especially since the margarita is typically my go to cocktail. We decided to try the seasonal drink The Poisoned Lime: Patrón Silver Tequila, Cointreau Liqueur, Bols Melon Liqueur, Sour Mix, and lime juice with green shimmering glitter garnished with a dehydrated blood orange. The taste was very good! I personally did not care for the black salt as much because it stained your lips and tongue. There wasn't much of a line when I stopped by and it is made to order and not a premixed batch. We decided to take our drink for a stroll as we continued to shop instead but maybe in the future will take advantage of the covered seating around the area and there was a a duo with live music. On future trips I definitely plan to stop by again to try some other options.

Love the atmosphere and the food! I had filet mignon and it was delicious! Our waiter was very…read morefriendly and helpful. Highly recommend this restaurant!

The Boathouse delivers and exceptional experience!…read more We scored the last 2 seats on the boardwalk bar area at sunset! I went with a cocktail which was delicious. My date got a blue color drink that she enjoyed. The server was very friendly and recommended the white fish which was delicious!

Disney Springs restaurants can be a hit or miss since some of them are not operated by Disney,…read morehowever, The Edison is one of those places I keep coming back to. In this occasion, I went with a large group (6 people) for a birthday dinner. Our group was running behind and the hostess was accommodating in waiting for us. When we were seated, our server came over right away to greet us and take our drink order. The food was fantastic. Our friends who have not been there before liked their choices. One tip for management is to add blue cheese as an option for the wings appetizer. It seems they didn't have any when my friend asked for it. The wings came with ranch. The drinks were pretty good too. The restaurant has two floors and I prefer the downstairs area, it feels cozy. There's also a stage but I have never catch the entertainment yet. The bar area is pretty cool if you are just looking to grab a drink and there's also some outdoor seating. Definitely check it out if you are in Disney Springs.

It was just ok. I came with a large group on Sunday for…read morebrunch I was a little disappointed that there were no coffee options on the menu and it seemed like the server just wanted to push alcohol beverages. I ordered the steak sandwich with fries and it was pretty tasty. However, the meat was definitely a bit tough and kind of veiny so I took the meat out of the sandwich and ended up eating the chimichurri and arugula that was left on the ciabatta. The fries were nothing to write home about. The Edison seems like a really cool spot and I would definitely give it another chance maybe for dinner

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!