Wing tips to Jock Lindsey's Hangar Bar. This is not your ordinary bar, nor is their "bar food" menu…read moretypical. Sure, you can get a beer and a pretzel--including KY Bourbon Ale (which scores them extra points from this Ky girl)--but it's loaded with flavor and has smoky cheeses, salty meats and spicy pickles to satisfy all the tongue zones. It's a full meal! Wish I had known before ordering sliders and a flatbread, which were also delicious--but I ran out of room! Our server was as good as any flight crew could be and the aviation artifacts atmosphere was in step with a museum. I'll land here again soon.

Always a good time here. Love the theming in the place…read more Went for drinks which as always were big and strong. Ordered the mine car meatballs. You gotta try these. Service was great and the outdoor seating had great views of the harbor.

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.

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.

We stopped her and got some of the Halloween drinks they had offered which were good. The…read morebartender was nice and the venue is a nice little stop to sit and watch over the water. They do have music sometime too. Overall good and would come back for a drink.

Visiting with friends came to The Edison for Coctails And to escape the heat…read more It's a multistory large space but has the decor of an old speakeasy. Excellent service and food. My favorite was the chicken wings and of course the Coctails. There was attention to detail on everything. Pretti our server knew her spirits and had great recommendations. I Went and visited the bartender whose name escapes me and he knew his spirits as well along with chartreuse. He showed me the Biggest bottle I have ever seen. It was not to busy for him and I Was happy he spent time discussing the different bourbons and mezcals in house along with creative Coctails. I highly recommend The Edison.

The Edison is one of a handful of really well done themed restaurants in Disney Springs. From the…read moreawesome exterior, to the super cool interior with its electric company theming, it is a really cool place to visit. The cocktails and bar on the first (2nd technically) floor was really great and affords you some great views. The lower level is where all the dining and live music happens and it is well done as well. Where things get mixed is the food. We had the gigantic pretzel, corn bread and biscuits, two Edison Burgers, the PBB sandwich, and our table mates ordered the steak and salmon. In general the burgers were good, though one of ours was missing half the bottom bun and the rest of the bun was really stale, and the sandwich lacked flavor and was a bit one note. Our dinner guests mentioned the steak was really good but the salmon was just okay. Our waiter Garret was pretty good, it wasn't overly busy but he did seem to struggle just a bit keeping up with his tables and there were times when we had to reach out to passing staff for silverware or refills. But, in general it was an okay time. In the future I'd probably skip the food and stick to drinks and enjoying the atmosphere.

A favorite at Disney Springs. Great drinks and fantastic food. Sit outside on the patio if you…read morecan, the bartenders outside take great care of you!

Sat at the outside bar. Bartender wasn't super friendly but wasn't rude either. That being…read moresaid....I couldn't care less as we knew what we were coming for and it was the Air pirate's Cargo loaded pretzel. Filling & good! Didn't disappoint. This could easily feed up to 4 people and hits all the taste notes. This is amazing.

From the outside it does not give "speakeasy" vibes but once inside they did a good job with the…read moredecor and ambiance. Plus you need a password to go in. Looking at the menu I was bit surprised they did not have more signature drinks on the menu, mainly mojitos, but then realized this is a Latin speakeasy, with music playing to match. Once I had my coconut mojito I was very pleased. They really do know how to make them. They also have a full bar so anything you want they can make, The bartender and servers were super nice and friendly, and they worked quick to get all drinks out. They also had some food, that looked delicious, and hope I get the chance to come back to try some. After seating in the lounge/ speakeasy area for a while, we moved to the bar for a last drink. The bartender said Espresso Martinis were her specialty so we order those. She was not lying, one of the best we've had.

A speakeasy in Kissimmee... I was surprised but I was excited to try it…read more. Definitely different from others I've been too, the entrance was cute & fun to discover our way inside... Interesting space... I see the vision but this is why space planning is so important. Or maybe it's the designer in me. I found the seating very uncomfortable and awkwardly positioned. The services was good and the empanadas were tasty (little greasy) Drinks were yummy... The old fashion was presented in a box while it was being smoked, very cool concept. Overall I dig the concept and I was glad to check it out since I was in the Kissimmee area.

5/5 Stars -- Outstanding late-night dinner!…read more Susuru delivered another incredible experience on our second visit! We came in for a late dinner around 9:00 PM and were pleasantly surprised--the initial 30-minute estimated wait turned into getting seated in just 10 to 15 minutes. Service was top-notch from start to finish, and the food was simply delicious. Everything was cooked to perfection with so much depth and flavor in every single bite. We kicked off the meal with an appetizer spread of Chicken Karaage, Truffle Sesame Tuna, and Tempura Fried King Oyster Mushrooms--all executed wonderfully. For my main, I went with the Susuru Chashu Gohan mini bowl along with the Short Ribs and Skirt Steak. For me, it was the absolute ideal balance of protein and carbs, and every piece of meat was insanely flavorful. You cannot leave without dessert: the Matcha Tiramisu. Wow. Rich, decadent, and genuinely one of the best and most unique tiramisus I've ever tasted. Make sure you leave room to end your meal with it! The rest of my family loved their meals just as much. We first came here a few years ago and knew we had to make it back on this trip. Susuru remains a MUST-visit in Orlando!

After a long Disney day, I had one mission: find great yakitori. Susuru kept popping up with…read moreglowing reviews, and being one of the closest spots to the parks, it seemed like the obvious choice. Judging by the line that had already formed 15 minutes before they even unlocked the doors, I wasn't the only one with that idea. The moment you walk in, it feels like you've stumbled into a tiny neighborhood izakaya in Tokyo. Paper lanterns, Japanese signs covering the walls, colorful vintage décor, wooden stools that politely remind you to finish eating instead of lingering for three hours--it all adds to the charm. It's casual, lively, and full of personality. The menu has plenty to explore, but I came for the yakitori. Since everything is ordered à la carte, I built my own assortment of skewers, and every single one was grilled beautifully over charcoal. The meats were juicy, the vegetables had that perfect smoky char, and the chimichurri-style dipping sauce they served alongside was something I found myself dipping absolutely everything into. Yes, ordering several skewers can add up faster than your Lightning Lane budget, but the quality absolutely justifies it. Sometimes simple food, done exceptionally well, is worth every penny. If you're near Disney and craving authentic Japanese comfort food instead of another theme park burger, put Susuru on your list. Just do yourself a favor and arrive early... unless standing in line is your favorite Disney ride. 5/5 - I'll happily be back for another round of skewers.

Another excellent meal! Ordered my favorite item, the Smoked Turkey BLT. I ordered with a side of…read moresweet potato tots and Mac and cheese. The Mac and cheese was phenomenal! Loved it! It's topped with crispy breadcrumbs! The sweet potato tots were just okay. They were kind of soft and mushy and not crispy. Flavor was good though. Don't forget to use your Disney Annual Pass!

Second visit to The Polite Pig in a few years, and it's earned its spot as a solid go-to lunch stop…read moreat Disney Springs for our family. This place is always packed, and for good reason as the food is legit, the cocktail list is solid, and they somehow keep the line moving even when it's slammed so props for that. We went with the Butcher Board, which is listed as serving 2 but easily fed our entire family of four including my wife and our kiddos which makes it a great value for what you get. The brisket was the standout for me, followed closely by the pulled pork. The chicken and sausage held their own too. Honestly nothing on the board disappointed. The beer selection also surprised me in the best way -- not your typical theme park watered-down options. One heads up for first-timers: order before you find a table. We made the mistake of doing it the other way around and were pretty firmly told we couldn't sit until we had ordered. I get it as it's how they manage flow but if you don't know the rule going in, it feels a little abrupt when you're just trying to wrangle your family in a crowded dining room. Overall, The Polite Pig is a clutch spot. We will be back!