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Best place to eat at Disney springs?
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LeighM
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There are so many good places to eat in Disney Springs! Have you looked at the menus for The Boathouse, Homecomin, Raglan Road, and House of Blues? Those are some table service options. You can see all of the menus on Disney's My Disney Experience app. Those are the places that seem to have a wider range of food options for the people I've traveled with. I've heard mixed reviews of The Edison and I've never been there myself.
eliza61nyc
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We enjoyed the Boathouse but that's mainly seafood we also loved House of blues.
I'd avoid the rainforest cafe
I'd avoid the rainforest cafe
slappy magoo
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While I'm sure Raglan Road isn't tops on everyone's list it's our must-do the one night we go to Disney Springs.
I would second checking out the menus, make sure there's indeed something for everyone.
I would second checking out the menus, make sure there's indeed something for everyone.
JIMINYCR
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Earl of Sandwich has always given a great varirty of sandwiches that continues to please every time. Raglan road has also been a go to spot. On our last trip in May we went to D-Luxe Burger, Polite Pig, and the Boathouse and were pleased with everything. We also got tickets to the gospel Brunch at The House of Blues and got served a wonderful brunch and entertainment. Theres sooo much more in DS than ever before that offers better quality food as QS, TS or snacks than in the past. Disney wants you to spend more time and money there and have a reason to keep coming back. Theres a great variety that you wont have a difficult time finding something for everyones tastes.
There are a lot of options at DS. Want chicken wings and upscale bar food? Splitsville is your place. HOB has good chain offerings as does Rainforest, TRex, Fieri World (aka The Observatory and soon to be Chicken Guy) and a couple of of others, Cuban Restaurant - Bongos (which doesn't seem to get a lot of love - but its decent). Southern, Asian, Irish, Steakhouse (STK is not my favorite), Mexican, Chain Seafood, Italian, and a plethora of QS options....(I'm missing a few)
One thing about DS you should never forget.....it's a hub....it opens up an entire "World". Whether that's walking across the overpass for some Hibachi at Benihana.....or a quick (okay convenient) bus ride over to Kona.....or quick/convenient boat ride to Olivia's. There are so many options.
I'd like to add....please give me a German, non-chain Seafood, New Orleans Creole, and a Greek option and I'd never leave "home"....you can throw in another sports bar to boot (you can never have too many of those)
One thing about DS you should never forget.....it's a hub....it opens up an entire "World". Whether that's walking across the overpass for some Hibachi at Benihana.....or a quick (okay convenient) bus ride over to Kona.....or quick/convenient boat ride to Olivia's. There are so many options.
I'd like to add....please give me a German, non-chain Seafood, New Orleans Creole, and a Greek option and I'd never leave "home"....you can throw in another sports bar to boot (you can never have too many of those)
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NiarrNDisney
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Restaurants with a variety for all tastes in Disney Springs:
Food Trucks in Exposition Park (WS)
Homecomin' (TL)
Planet Hollywood Observatory (WS)
Raglan Road (TL)
Rainforest Cafe (MP)
Splitsville (WS)
T-Rex (MP)
Wolfgang Puck Express (MP)
Honorable Mention though not in DS though not far away - Turf Club (SSR)
Food Trucks in Exposition Park (WS)
Homecomin' (TL)
Planet Hollywood Observatory (WS)
Raglan Road (TL)
Rainforest Cafe (MP)
Splitsville (WS)
T-Rex (MP)
Wolfgang Puck Express (MP)
Honorable Mention though not in DS though not far away - Turf Club (SSR)
Disneyhead'71
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There are so many great places to eat in DS it would be easier to list what all to avoid.
Sprinkles. I'd avoid Sprinkles Cupcakes. Overrated.
Sprinkles. I'd avoid Sprinkles Cupcakes. Overrated.
PeakSeason
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Am I really the only person who has ever had a bad experience at the Boathouse? I know I've written about this before but I'm just always shocked that everyone rates it so highly. We received a lobster shell with no lobster in it. Water was spilled all over me TWICE. My husband's burger was partially frozen. Our server was beyond surly and his mumbles were impossible to understand. When we tried to pay the check the server insisted that the only way to use our Magicbands was for us to give him one of ours and tell him our pin code. It was like being in the Twilight Zone. It was without a doubt the worst mealtime experience we have ever had anywhere.
The waiter seriously spilled water all over you two times? I find that almost impossible to believe...
John park hopper
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Have eaten at Rain Forest Cafe several times and the service was all ways good. Have a shrimp allergy and they baked my FF rather than fry them. Never had a complaint about the food or the service. Myboys when they were young loved it.
Epcotfan21
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All of this happened and they didn't comp your meal?
MagicalMaci
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You didn't specify if you were looking for Table Service or Quick Service, but if you think you'd all want something different, there are a lot of great Quick Serve and Food Truck options at Disney Springs, you can all probably find something you'd like.
My personal faves are both Table Service and probably don't have the variety you are looking for, but depending on how things go Morimoto's and Enzo's Hideaway were both fab!
My personal faves are both Table Service and probably don't have the variety you are looking for, but depending on how things go Morimoto's and Enzo's Hideaway were both fab!