This list of all the restaurants at Disney Springs includes 66 physical places to get a meal, snack or drink across Marketplace, The Landing, Town Center and West Side. I have organized them by neighborhood because that is far more useful when you are actually walking around Disney Springs than one long alphabetical list.
This is the complete directory, not a ranking. If you would rather skip straight to a shorter group of personal recommendations, see my guide to the best restaurants at Disney Springs. I have also included my own hits and misses below so this page is more useful than a copied list of names.
Key Points
- Disney Springs has four neighborhoods: Marketplace, The Landing, Town Center and West Side.
- The restaurant count can be confusing. Disney’s main directory currently displays 66 dining options, but one is a separately bookable Wine Bar George tasting experience. Level99 has its own Disney dining page but is not yet included in that same directory count. I count 66 physical food-and-drink locations when Level99 is included and the tasting class is not counted as a separate restaurant.
- You do not need a reservation everywhere. Table-service restaurants may take reservations, while quick-service counters, bakeries, kiosks and most bars are generally walk-up locations.
- Dining Plan participation is not determined by ownership. Many Disney Springs restaurants are operated by outside companies, and some accept dining plans while others do not. Check the current listing before relying on a credit.
Full List of All the Restaurants at Disney Springs
The list below includes full-service restaurants, quick-service counters, bars, coffee shops, bakeries and snack kiosks. Linked bars and counters are listed separately when Disney treats them as separate dining locations.
Marketplace Restaurants
Marketplace is the eastern end of Disney Springs, near World of Disney, the LEGO Store and the pedestrian bridge toward Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort. It has several family-friendly themed restaurants and plenty of snack stops.
| Restaurant | Type and food |
|---|---|
| B.B. Wolf’s Sausage Co. | Quick-service kiosk with sausages and hot dogs |
| Dockside Margaritas | Waterfront bar with cocktails and live entertainment |
| EARL OF SANDWICH | Quick-service hot sandwiches, wraps, soups and salads |
| eet by Maneet Chauhan | Quick-service Indian-inspired bowls, naan and snacks |
| Joffrey’s Handcrafted Smoothies | Smoothies, coffee and specialty drinks |
| Lava Lounge at Rainforest Cafe | Waterfront bar serving drinks and the Rainforest Cafe menu |
| Marketplace Snacks | Waffle sundaes and other sweet snacks |
| Rainforest Cafe | Table service with American food and animatronic jungle theming |
| Starbucks at Disney Springs Marketplace | Coffee, breakfast sandwiches and bakery items |
| Sunshine Churros at Disney Springs Marketplace | Churros and sweet snacks |
| Swirls on the Water | DOLE Whip cups, floats and flights |
| T-REX | Table service with American food and dinosaur theming |
| Wetzel’s Pretzels at Disney Springs Marketplace | Pretzels, pretzel bites and drinks |
The Landing Restaurants
The Landing wraps around the water in the middle of Disney Springs. This is where I would look first for a date-night meal, waterfront table or more distinctive restaurant.
| Restaurant | Type and food |
|---|---|
| The Basket at Wine Bar George | Grab-and-go sandwiches, snacks, wine and picnic provisions |
| The BOATHOUSE | Fine dining with seafood, steaks and waterfront seating |
| Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’ | Table service with Southern and Florida comfort food |
| Cookes of Dublin | Quick-service Irish food, including fish and chips |
| The Edison | Table service with American food, cocktails and entertainment |
| Enzo’s Hideaway | Table-service Italian food in a tunnel-themed dining room |
| Erin McKenna’s Bakery NYC | Vegan, kosher and gluten-free baked goods |
| The Ganachery | Handmade chocolates, s’mores and specialty sweets |
| Gideon’s Bakehouse | Cookies, cakes and cold brew, sometimes using a virtual queue |
| Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar | Indiana Jones-inspired bar with shareable plates |
| Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company at The Landing | Coffee, tea, pastries and specialty drinks |
| Maria & Enzo’s Ristorante | Table-service Italian food in an aviation-themed setting |
| Morimoto Asia | Fine dining with Pan-Asian dishes, sushi and dim sum |
| Morimoto Asia Street Food | Quick-service Pan-Asian bowls, noodles and small plates |
| Paddlefish | Fine dining with seafood and steaks aboard a riverboat |
| Paradiso 37, Taste of the Americas | Table-service Latin and American food with waterfront seating |
| Pizza Ponte | Quick-service pizza by the slice, sandwiches and pastries |
| Raglan Road Irish Pub and Restaurant | Table-service Irish food with live music and dancing |
| Six Ravens | Quick-service savory filled rolls, potato sides and drinks |
| STK Steakhouse | Fine-dining steakhouse with a DJ and club-like atmosphere |
| Terralina Crafted Italian | Table-service Italian food with a waterfront veranda |
| Vivoli il Gelato | Gelato, sorbetto, shakes and espresso drinks |
| Wine Bar George | Table service with wine, small plates and shareable dishes |
Town Center Restaurants
Town Center is the central shopping district reached from the Lime Garage and the Disney Resort bus loop. It is a convenient area for quick meals and has several popular table-service choices.
| Restaurant | Type and food |
|---|---|
| Amorette’s Patisserie | Cakes, pastries, crêpes and specialty drinks |
| Blaze Fast-Fire’d Pizza | Quick-service customizable pizzas and salads |
| Chicken Guy! | Quick-service chicken tenders, sandwiches and sauces |
| Coca-Cola Store Rooftop Beverage Bar | International sodas, flights, floats and cocktails |
| D-Luxe Burger | Quick-service burgers, fries and shakes |
| The Daily Poutine | Quick-service kiosk serving several styles of poutine |
| Frontera Cocina | Table-service Mexican food from Chef Rick Bayless |
| Ghirardelli Soda Fountain & Chocolate Shop | Hot-fudge sundaes and chocolate at a temporary Town Center location while the Marketplace shop is refurbished; Marketplace is scheduled to reopen in 2027 |
| Planet Hollywood | Table-service American food and movie memorabilia |
| The Polite Pig | Quick-service modern barbecue, sides and drinks on tap |
| Stargazers Bar | Outdoor bar with cocktails, beer and occasional live music |
| Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill | Table-service California-inspired food, pizza and cocktails |
West Side Restaurants
West Side is the entertainment end of Disney Springs, near Cirque du Soleil, AMC and the Orange Garage. It includes both full meals and easy food before or after a show.
| Restaurant | Type and food |
|---|---|
| AMC Disney Springs 24 Dine-In Theatres | Dine-in movie theater serving American food and snacks |
| City Works Eatery & Pour House | Table-service American food with a large beer selection |
| Everglazed Donuts & Cold Brew | Donuts, cold brew and breakfast-style sandwiches |
| The Front Porch at House of Blues | Outdoor bar with food, drinks and live music |
| Häagen-Dazs | Ice cream, shakes and frozen drinks |
| House of Blues Restaurant & Bar | Table-service Southern and American food with live music |
| Jaleo by José Andrés | Fine dining with Spanish tapas, paella and sangria |
| Level99 | Two-story bar serving Detroit-style pizza, burgers and drinks inside a ticketed game venue |
| MacGUFFINS | Bar and lounge inside AMC Disney Springs 24 |
| Pepe by José Andrés | Quick-service Spanish sandwiches and casual dishes |
| Salt & Straw | Small-batch ice cream with classic and unusual flavors |
| The Smokehouse at House of Blues | Quick-service barbecue and Southern sides |
| Splitsville Dining Room | Table-service sushi, pizza, burgers and American food |
| Starbucks at Disney Springs West Side | Coffee, breakfast sandwiches and bakery items |
| Summer House on the Lake | Table-service California-inspired food and weekend brunch |
| Sunshine Churros at Disney Springs West Side | Churros and sweet snacks |
| Wetzel’s Pretzels at Disney Springs West Side | Pretzels, pretzel bites and drinks |
| YeSake Kiosk | Quick-service poke bowls, Japanese snacks and drinks |
Where I Would Actually Eat
A directory answers what is available, but it does not tell you where a meal is worth your time. Of the places I have personally tried, these are the ones I am most comfortable recommending.
The BOATHOUSE for a nicer waterfront meal
The BOATHOUSE is one of my easiest recommendations. I like the relaxed upscale setting, the water views and the activity around the Amphicars. We enjoyed the lobster roll and truffle fries, and it works well for either a long lunch or a date night.
Homecomin’ when you want comfort food
Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’ lived up to the hype for us. The fried chicken and mac and cheese are rich, heavy comfort food, so sharing can be a good strategy. It is also one of the restaurants I would reserve rather than hope for a convenient walk-up time.
The Polite Pig for a faster meal
The Polite Pig surprised me. It is counter service, but the brisket, sauces and sides felt more memorable than a standard quick meal. We especially liked the roasted Brussels sprouts. The line can look long, but it generally keeps moving.
Wine Bar George for a relaxed date night
Wine Bar George sounds more intimidating than it feels. The staff helped us choose a wine flight without making the experience feel overly formal, and the small plates worked well for sharing. It is a good middle ground when you want something special but not stiff.
Gideon’s Bakehouse for a treat
The cookies are extremely rich and large enough to share or save for later. The peanut butter cold brew was also one of my favorite coffee drinks at Disney Springs. On busy days, check whether Gideon’s is using a virtual queue before planning the rest of your afternoon around it.
For more detail on how I narrow the options down, read my full Disney Springs restaurant recommendations. If you are arriving early, the choices are different enough that I keep a separate guide to breakfast in Disney Springs.
A Few Disney Springs Restaurants I’d Honestly Skip
Restaurant experiences are subjective, and one disappointing meal does not mean a place is always bad. Still, Disney Springs meals are expensive enough that I would rather be direct about the locations I would not prioritize based on my own visits.
- Planet Hollywood: The memorabilia can be fun, but the restaurant was too loud for us and the food did not justify the price.
- Rainforest Cafe: Choose it for the animatronic jungle if that is what your children want. I would not choose it over the more distinctive Disney Springs restaurants for the food alone.
- Paradiso 37: The waterfront setting and menu sounded promising, but our food was bland and the service was disappointing.
- Splitsville Dining Room: It makes sense when you are already bowling. As a destination meal, the huge menu felt unfocused and nothing we tried stood out.
- STK Steakhouse: The DJ-driven, club-like atmosphere may appeal to some groups, but it was louder and less relaxing than I wanted from an expensive steak dinner.
Other Tips for Dining at Disney Springs
Reserve the meal you care about most. Walt Disney World dining reservations generally open 60 days ahead. Popular locations such as Homecomin’, The BOATHOUSE and Wine Bar George can fill during weekends and holiday periods. Review the Disney World dining reservation policy before booking because participating restaurants can charge a fee for a late cancellation or no-show.
Do not assume every restaurant takes the Disney Dining Plan. Acceptance varies, even among well-known table-service locations. Disney’s current Disney Springs dining directory shows participating plans and discounts on individual listings. If you are deciding whether to add a plan to your trip, start with my breakdown of whether the Disney World Dining Plan is worth it.
Mobile order is useful but not universal. A handful of quick-service locations use mobile ordering through My Disney Experience, while many independently operated restaurants use their own ordering systems or only accept walk-ups. Check the current listing instead of assuming every counter works like a theme park restaurant.
Choose an area before choosing a restaurant. Disney Springs is larger than it looks on a map. If you have a show, bowling reservation or game booked on West Side, a restaurant in the same neighborhood can save a long walk. My broader Disney Springs guide explains the layout, parking and what else to do.
If dining is the main reason for your visit, staying nearby can make the evening easier. Compare the hotels within walking distance of Disney Springs and the Disney resort with a direct walkway to Disney Springs. For a meal away from the crowds, I also keep a list of the best restaurants near Disney World off property.
