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Bars at Restaurants

jmani56

Member
Original Poster
Does anybody have a list of all the restaurants in WDW (specifically Epcot and Epcot Resort Area) that have bars included inside the restaurant? I am going on a solo trip and prefer eating at bars, it's faster and I don't have to hog a whole table.

Thanks.
 

Scooter

Well-Known Member
ESPN Club @ Disney's Boardwalk area is the only place that comes to mind.
There must be more but I can't think of any others.
 

NiarrNDisney

Well-Known Member
You could always try Big River Grille & Brewing Works (Boardwalk), Todd Engish' BlueZoo Lounge (Dolphin), House of Blues or Planet Hollywood (DTD) and I have read good things about the Wave (Contemporary). I think that most Restaurants on WDW have a Bar available for "walk up seatting" and or solo diners. I will do some more research and get back to you I hope to have a more comprehensive list for you later.
 

jmani56

Member
Original Poster
Thanks guys. I am definitely checking out the Wave, I have never seen it before. I know of a few resort restaurants that have bars (Cali. Grill, Citricos, Kimonos, Il Mulino, etc.), but I'm not finding much information on restaurants in the parks, specifically Epcot. I'm most curious about places in World Showcase... I don't remember seeing bars in any of them.
 

disneygirl76

Carey Poppins - Nanny and Disney Enthusiest
Most of the restaurants in the World are not set up that way. Most, if they have a bar - it is in a separate "lounge" area where appetizers are an option - but not a full menu. This is how it is at the Victoria Falls at the Animal Kingdom Lodge and Cali Grill Lounge at the Contemporary resort, and Tambo Lounge at Poly, to just name a few. I don't know of any at the parks with an "eating at a bar" option. That style of eating, like you described, I believe is only available at ESPN and Big River - there are probably more - but i'm thinking most likely at Down Town Disney.
 

disneygirl76

Carey Poppins - Nanny and Disney Enthusiest
I believe Rose and Crown has a bar and also Teppan Edo has a sushi bar where you can have a drink and some sushi.

They have a bar at Rose and Crown but you can't order very much food there - just fish and chips and fruit and cheese - and of course, the drinki-poos!!! :lol:
 
Flying Fish on the Board Walk has both a bar (don't know if they serve food) and a Chef's Bar where you could typically get a single seat. The chef bar is part of the ADR system, but there always seems to be an open seat.
 

unkadug

Follower of "Saget"The Cult
You can order food from the bar at Cap'n Jack's.

At least you use to be able to. It's been awhile since I've eaten there. :shrug:
 

Bug715

Member
They have a bar at Rose and Crown but you can't order very much food there - just fish and chips and fruit and cheese - and of course, the drinki-poos!!! :lol:

They recently changed the fruit and cheese plate to a meat and cheese plate. Its all the same cheeses but instead of the fruit it is a sausage and hard salami.
 

goodtimes5286

New Member
Rainforest Cafe

I personally hate eating at bars (because I cant stand alcohol), but I've actually eaten at RFC's bar and its pretty cool and very quick (even if the line is a monster outside). Plus with a safari card you get a free app!
 

jmani56

Member
Original Poster
It's interesting that not one restaurant in the parks has a bar, but so many do at resorts. I wonder what the reason is.
 

NiarrNDisney

Well-Known Member
It's interesting that not one restaurant in the parks has a bar, but so many do at resorts. I wonder what the reason is.

Well it's not completely true, there are some restaurants that have bars, for instance in the Tune-In Lounge is connected to the 50's Prime Time Cafe (DHS) and they offer the full restaurant Menu.
 

Rob562

Well-Known Member
Well it's not completely true, there are some restaurants that have bars, for instance in the Tune-In Lounge is connected to the 50's Prime Time Cafe (DHS) and they offer the full restaurant Menu.

The Brown Derby also originally had a 2nd floor bar called the Catwalk Bar that looked out over the adjacent Soundstage Restaurant. But that was closed when they converted the Soundstage into the Bear in the Big Blue House/Playhouse Disney theater. I don't know whether it offered a food menu or not.

-Rob
 

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