Disney Springs Table Service Restaurants: The Complete Guide
Disney Springs table service restaurants are some of the most underrated dining in all of Walt Disney World. No park ticket required, no park reservation, free parking, and a lineup of sit-down restaurants that genuinely rivals anything inside the four parks. Whether you are looking for a casual family dinner, a waterfront seafood experience, a James Beard chef-driven meal, or a lively night out, Disney Springs has a table for you.
This guide covers every table service restaurant at Disney Springs, organized by neighborhood, so you can find exactly what fits your group. For quick-service options, be sure to visit my guide to quick-service dining at Disney Springs.
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A Few Things to Know Before You Dine
Reservations are strongly recommended at most Disney Springs table service restaurants, especially on Friday and Saturday evenings and during peak travel seasons. Dining reservations open 60 days in advance and can be made through the My Disney Experience app or on the Disney World website. The most popular spots, particularly The BOATHOUSE, Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’, and Morimoto Asia, can book out weeks ahead for prime dinner times.
No park ticket is required. Disney Springs is free to enter and has complimentary parking in its garages. You do not need a theme park reservation or park admission to dine here.
Menus change seasonally and are always subject to update. I have noted the general cuisine and vibe for each restaurant, but always check the current menu before your visit through the My Disney Experience app or the restaurant’s official page.
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The Marketplace
Rainforest Cafe
An interactive dining experience set inside an animatronic rainforest complete with thunderstorms, gorillas, and a lagoon out front. The menu is American casual with burgers, pasta, seafood, and a broad kids’ menu that makes it a reliable choice for families with young children. It is fun and theatrical rather than culinarily ambitious, but that is exactly what some families are looking for. Lunch and dinner. Price range: $15 to $34.99. Reservations available.
T-REX
The prehistoric counterpart to Rainforest Cafe, T-REX is a dinosaur-themed restaurant with animated fossils, an ice cave, and erupting geysers throughout the dining room. The menu is similarly American casual with burgers, ribs, pasta, and a solid kids’ menu. It is loud, fun, and great for families who want an experience with their meal. Lunch and dinner. Price range: $15 to $34.99. Reservations strongly recommended.
The Landing
The Landing is the heart of upscale dining at Disney Springs, with waterfront views and several of the most acclaimed restaurants in the entire Walt Disney World area clustered along the water’s edge.
The BOATHOUSE
One of the most complete dining experiences at Disney Springs, The BOATHOUSE sits right on the water with a menu built around American seafood, steaks, and chops. The raw bar is excellent, the steaks are serious, and the setting with vintage amphicars docking just outside the windows is genuinely spectacular. This is a great choice for a special occasion dinner or anyone who wants upscale waterfront dining without stuffiness. Lunch and dinner. Price range: $15 to $59.99. Reservations strongly recommended.
Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’
James Beard Award-winning Chef Art Smith brings his Florida Southern cuisine to Disney Springs, and the result is one of the most genuinely satisfying meals at the resort. The fried chicken is legendary, the biscuits are extraordinary, and the doughnuts are worth the trip on their own. Homecomin’ also serves a weekend brunch that is well worth planning around. This is comfort food done with real craft, and it books out faster than almost anywhere else at Disney Springs. Brunch, lunch, and dinner. Price range: $15 to $34.99. Reservations strongly recommended.
The Edison
An industrial-chic bar and restaurant set inside a space that feels like a converted power plant, The Edison is a dinner-only experience with a menu of classic American comfort food elevated just enough to feel special. The atmosphere shifts from family-friendly early in the evening to livelier and more adult as the night progresses. Price range: $15 to $34.99. Reservations strongly recommended.
Enzo’s Hideaway
Tucked beneath the streets of The Landing in a space that feels like a speakeasy, Enzo’s Hideaway serves Roman-style Italian cuisine in an intimate, atmospheric setting. It is a wonderful choice for a date night or a more relaxed dinner away from the buzz of the main waterfront. Lunch and dinner. Price range: $15 to $34.99. Reservations available.
Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar
Inspired by Indiana Jones’s pilot Jock Lindsey, this themed bar and lounge is a wonderful spot for cocktails and small plates without committing to a full sit-down dinner. The theming is outstanding and the specialty drinks are genuinely creative. It is a lounge rather than a full-service restaurant, with no reservations accepted, but it is a great stop for a drink and a bite. Price range: $14.99 and under.
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Maria and Enzo’s Ristorante
Set inside a beautifully renovated 1930s-era airline terminal, Maria and Enzo’s serves classic Italian cuisine in one of the most stunning dining rooms in all of Disney Springs. The pasta is made in-house, the atmosphere is elegant without being formal, and it is a reliable choice for anyone who wants a proper Italian dinner. Dinner only. Price range: $15 to $34.99. Reservations strongly recommended.
Morimoto Asia
Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto’s only Pan-Asian restaurant is a showstopper in every sense. The two-story dining room is gorgeous, the sushi is excellent, and the full menu spans everything from Peking duck to ramen to steaks from the Toyosu Fish Market. This is one of the finest restaurants in all of Disney Springs and a genuinely special dining experience. Lunch and dinner. Price range: $15 to $59.99. Reservations strongly recommended.
Paddlefish
Located inside a docked steamboat on the water, Paddlefish is a seafood-forward restaurant with an extensive raw bar, fresh catches, and classic steakhouse options for those who want land-based proteins. The setting is memorable and the rooftop bar offers some of the best views in Disney Springs. Lunch and dinner. Price range: $15 to $59.99. Reservations strongly recommended.
Paradiso 37, Taste of the Americas
A lively, Latin-inspired restaurant with a menu drawing on cuisines from across North, Central, and South America, Paradiso 37 is a fun choice for guests who want a casual, festive atmosphere with a margarita in hand. The waterfront patio seating is a highlight on pleasant evenings. Lunch and dinner. Price range: $15 to $34.99. Reservations available.
Raglan Road Irish Pub and Restaurant
One of the most genuinely fun dining experiences at Disney Springs, Raglan Road is an authentic Irish pub with live music and Irish step dancing most evenings. The menu is hearty and creative, going well beyond pub food clichés into genuinely impressive modern Irish cooking. The brunch on weekend mornings is also wonderful. Brunch, lunch, and dinner. Price range: $15 to $34.99. Reservations strongly recommended.
STK Orlando
A modern steakhouse with a high-energy lounge atmosphere and a rooftop patio that offers some of the best people-watching in Disney Springs. STK leans upscale and loud rather than traditional and quiet, with a menu of premium steaks, fresh seafood, and creative starters. The brunch here is also excellent. Brunch, lunch, and dinner. Price range: $15 to $59.99. Reservations strongly recommended.
Terralina Crafted Italian
A relaxed, family-friendly Italian restaurant with a wood-fired oven at its heart, Terralina serves good pizza, fresh pasta, and Italian classics in a comfortable lakeside setting. It is a solid all-around choice for families who want something satisfying without the formality or price tag of Maria and Enzo’s. Lunch and dinner. Price range: $15 to $34.99. Reservations strongly recommended.
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Wine Bar George
Headed by Master Sommelier George Miliotes, Wine Bar George is the go-to destination at Disney Springs for wine lovers. The wine list is extraordinary, the food menu of small plates and family-style dishes is genuinely good, and the brunch is a lovely weekend option. It is approachable and welcoming rather than intimidating, even for guests who do not consider themselves wine people. Brunch, lunch, and dinner. Price range: $15 to $34.99. Reservations strongly recommended.
Town Center
Frontera Cocina
Chef Rick Bayless brings his acclaimed Mexican cooking to Disney Springs in a bright, casual restaurant with a menu rooted in regional Mexican flavors rather than Tex-Mex standards. The guacamole is excellent, the salsas are made in-house, and the margarita program is worth exploring. It is a great choice for families and a genuinely good Mexican restaurant by any standard. Lunch and dinner. Price range: $15 to $34.99. Reservations strongly recommended.
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Planet Hollywood
The classic Hollywood-themed chain restaurant lives on at Disney Springs, serving American comfort food in a space filled with movie memorabilia. The menu includes burgers, pasta, ribs, and sandwiches, and the atmosphere is fun and casual. It is a solid family choice for guests who want something familiar and reliably crowd-pleasing. Lunch and dinner. Price range: $15 to $34.99. Reservations strongly recommended.
Wolfgang Puck Bar and Grill
Wolfgang Puck’s casual spin-off concept serves wood-fired pizzas, pastas, fresh fish, and American classics in a comfortable, stylish space. It is a dependable all-around choice for guests who want quality food in a relaxed setting, with a brunch option that is worth knowing about. Brunch, lunch, and dinner. Price range: $15 to $34.99. Reservations strongly recommended.
West Side
AMC Disney Springs 24 Dine-In Theatres
A unique dining experience where you eat in your movie seat from a menu of burgers, flatbreads, snacks, and shareables while watching a first-run film. It is not a traditional sit-down restaurant in the conventional sense, but it qualifies as table service and is a fun option for a movie night within your Disney vacation. Lunch and dinner. Price range: $14.99 and under. No reservations, movie ticket required.
City Works Eatery and Pour House
A sports bar and restaurant with one of the largest craft beer selections at Disney Springs, City Works serves reliable American food including burgers, ribs, tacos, and smoked BBQ in a lively, laid-back atmosphere. The brunch menu is also popular. It is a great choice for groups who want a casual, energetic meal with a wide range of drink options. Brunch, lunch, and dinner. Price range: $15 to $34.99. Reservations strongly recommended.
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House of Blues Restaurant and Bar
A Southern and Louisiana-inspired restaurant with live music most evenings, House of Blues is one of the most energetic dining experiences in Disney Springs. The menu leans into comfort food classics like shrimp and grits, jambalaya, fried chicken, and BBQ ribs, and the Gospel Brunch on Sunday mornings is a beloved tradition that books up well in advance. Lunch and dinner. Price range: $15 to $34.99. Reservations strongly recommended.
Jaleo by José Andrés
One of the most exciting restaurants in all of Walt Disney World, Jaleo brings world-renowned Chef José Andrés’s signature Spanish tapas to Disney Springs in a sprawling, theatrical dining room. The menu is designed for sharing, with dishes like pan con tomate, gambas al ajillo, croquetas de pollo, and an exceptional paella program. It is the kind of meal that makes you linger and order just one more dish. Lunch and dinner. Price range: $14.99 and under for small plates. Reservations strongly recommended.
Splitsville Dining Room
A bowling alley and restaurant combined, Splitsville is a uniquely Disney Springs experience where you can eat sushi, pizza, or a burger while watching friends bowl in the lanes below. The menu is broader than you might expect for a bowling alley, and the atmosphere is consistently fun and lively. It is a great option for families or groups who want something interactive with their dinner. Lunch and dinner. Price range: $15 to $34.99. Reservations strongly recommended.
Best Disney Springs Table Service Restaurants: Our Recommendations
With so many excellent sit-down options, here are some recommendations based on what you are looking for.
Best for a Special Occasion
The BOATHOUSE is the top pick for a celebratory dinner, with its stunning waterfront setting, serious steaks, and excellent raw bar. STK Orlando is another strong choice if you want something upscale and energetic rather than quiet and formal, with a rooftop patio that is hard to beat. For the most culinarily ambitious experience in all of Disney Springs, Jaleo by José Andrés delivers world-class Spanish tapas in a spectacular dining room that feels genuinely special.
Best for Comfort Food
Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’ is the clear winner here. The fried chicken is legendary, the biscuits are extraordinary, and the whole experience feels like a warm hug. Raglan Road is another excellent choice if you want hearty, creative comfort food with live Irish music and step dancing to go along with it. House of Blues rounds out the list with its Southern and Louisiana-inspired menu of shrimp and grits, jambalaya, and BBQ ribs in a lively atmosphere.
Best for Families with Kids
Rainforest Cafe and T-REX are the obvious picks for families with young children who want an immersive, theatrical experience alongside a reliable American menu. Splitsville is a wonderful option for families who want something interactive, combining bowling with a surprisingly broad menu of pizza, sushi, and burgers. Terralina Crafted Italian is the most family-friendly of the more traditional restaurants, with a wood-fired pizza menu and pasta options that appeal to all ages.
Best for Date Night
Enzo’s Hideaway wins this category for atmosphere alone. The intimate speakeasy setting tucked beneath the streets of The Landing is genuinely romantic and unlike anything else at Disney Springs. Wine Bar George is another wonderful date night option, especially for wine lovers, with an approachable and impressive wine list and a small plates menu designed for sharing. Morimoto Asia is the pick if you want something stunning and impressive, with a dramatic two-story dining room and a menu full of showstopping dishes.
Best for Seafood
Paddlefish is the go-to for serious seafood lovers, with its extensive raw bar, whole Maine lobster, and fresh daily catches served aboard a beautifully restored steamboat. The BOATHOUSE is a close second, with an equally strong raw bar and a menu that combines excellent seafood with prime steaks. For a more casual waterfront seafood experience, Paradiso 37 offers Latin-inspired fish tacos and shrimp dishes with great margaritas and patio seating.
Best for Lunch
Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’ serves one of the best brunches in all of Disney Springs, and its lunch menu is equally satisfying and more affordable than dinner. Frontera Cocina is another excellent lunch pick, with Rick Bayless’s regional Mexican cooking at prices that make it one of the better values among Disney Springs table service options. Wolfgang Puck Bar and Grill offers a solid lunch menu of wood-fired pizzas, pastas, and fresh fish in a comfortable, relaxed setting.
Best Hidden Gem
Enzo’s Hideaway is criminally underrated. Many guests walk right past the entrance without realizing it is there, and those who find it are consistently rewarded with excellent Roman pasta, a genuinely atmospheric setting, and a quieter experience than the more prominent waterfront spots. Maria and Enzo’s Ristorante is another gem, set inside one of the most beautiful dining rooms in Disney Springs with house-made pasta and an elegant but unpretentious atmosphere that makes it a wonderful choice for any occasion.
For the most current menus, hours, and reservation availability at all Disney Springs restaurants, be sure to visit the official Disney Springs dining page or the My Disney Experience app before your visit.
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