great food, great ambience and Melissa was the greatest server! Great place to wind downread more

Such a fun spot for happy hour! We came in ready to relax and left already planning our next visit…read more The drink specials were generous and the vibe was warm and lively without being too loud to actually talk. Hands down the star of the show was the shrimp dish, perfectly cooked, packed with flavor, and honestly some of the best we've had in a while. We ended up ordering a second round just to enjoy it a little longer. Service was friendly and attentive the whole time, which made the experience even better. If you're looking for a great happy hour with a standout menu item, The Whyskey delivers. We'll definitely be back!

Not gonna lie, this has become one of my favorite restaurants at Disney. I've eaten here 3 times…read morenow (once last year and twice on my most recent trip) and each meal has hit the mark. Some appetizers we've tried and enjoyed include the ahi tuna crisps, crispy chicken wings, grilled shishito peppers and sticky pork ribs. They have all be delicious. Entrees my family has tried include the poke bowl, grilled fish of the day, wayfinder burger, garlic shrimp noodles, pineapple barbecue chicken sliders, and chow mein salad. No one has ever complained about their meal :) Quite the opposite. They have all raved over their choices. As for myself, I have ordered the wayfinder burger on all 3 visits to Wailulu Bar & Grill and I have no regrets. It's likely the best burger on Disney property. My suggestion is to go with the sweet potato fries rather than the macaroni salad. I did not care for the mac salad and it was quite different from what they actually serve in Hawaii. The sweet potato fries are delicious though!

I'm This was easily the best meal I had all week at Disney! I ordered the poke bowl, and it was…read moreabsolutely delicious!! Fresh, flavorful, and so satisfying. As someone with a shellfish allergy, I really appreciated how seriously the staff took my allergy. They provided me with a separate allergy-friendly menu, answered all of my questions, and made me feel confident that my meal would be safe. Our waitress was incredibly kind, attentive, and made the entire experience even better. Great food, outstanding service, and excellent allergy accommodations made this a true 5-star experience. I can't wait to come back!

Crème Brûlée Croissant (from Gaston's Tavern) is the perfect sweet option if you don't want…read moresomething overly sweet. It's a croissant filled with a vanilla bean cream custard, topped with a sugary, carmalized crust, just like you would find on top of a traditional Crème Brûlée dessert. Absolutely fantastic! Jeffrey's Coffee Cold Brew French Roast (also at Gaston's Tavern) is the perfect mid-day pick me up that is super refreshing and also gives you the energy boost you'll likely need. You can add vanilla or caramel flavor too!

For such a limited menu offering, they really choose well. While I may be huge, that has nothing…read moreto do with me being huge fan of their Ham & Gruyère puff pastry, as well as their Crème Brûlée croissant. I've never seen a slice of deli meat presented so delightfully as a grab and go. The employees I interacted with were surprisingly chipper and hospitable for such a warm day. They will direct you to an offering line, where you'll whisk your items away on a cafeteria tray. If it's hot out and there's an open table in the inside dining area, you're winning.

The Diamond Horseshoe sets a good tone for what eating at Disney should be more like. Getting a…read morereservation is difficult and we were lucky to get squeezed in as walk-ins around 5:30. The menu is preset so be aware of that going in, but the menu is pretty kid (and adult) friendly as it's Thanksgiving themed. The interior is beautiful and it's a nice, relaxing spot to eat at for a break. Our waiter was very friendly and the food came out pretty quick. As a heads up this is an all you can eat establishment (for around $40-45 bucks a head) so you can eat to your heart's desire. The meal starts off with their house salad featuring greens, apples, cranberries, and cheese all tossed together. It was surprisingly much better than we thought it would be and if not for maximizing what we ate while there we wouldn't have minded getting more. Following up the salad is a feast of: roasted turkey, pot roast, pork loin, mashed potatoes, green beans, stuffing, and Mac and cheese. We absolutely dove in. The turkey was alright, not dry (a huge plus) with the pot roast being a much better option in our opinion. The pork loin was delicious with a nice sweet glaze on it. The mac and cheese likewise was good and creamy along with a savory and filling stuffing. The only misses we would say were the mashed potatoes which felt thin and flavorless and then the green beans which really just took up space. For dessert they have their oooey gooey toffee cake which is very sweet but admittedly difficult to put down after the main course. It's not overly sweet too which is nice to finish your meal on. By the end of our meal we were stuffed and ready to tackle the rest of the night. We would say for the price this might not be the best option for those doing Disney on a budget but if you are a pro at making buffets stretch then this is a decent deal. A solid, filling meal all around and one that is very palette friendly for all.

If you ever find yourself strolling through Magic Kingdom with a craving for comfort food that…read morefeels like Thanksgiving at Grandma's... let me point you straight to the duo of The Diamond Horseshoe and Liberty Tree Tavern. What many guests don't realize is that the Diamond Horseshoe isn't just a quick-service stop or a random overflow location--it's actually an extension of Liberty Tree Tavern, sharing the same kitchen and serving up the exact same all-you-care-to-enjoy feast. The difference? You're dining in a space that once hosted a full-on dinner show, complete with musical performances. Today, the stage still lives on with an automated piano, giving just a hint of that old-school Disney charm. Honestly, I would've loved to experience it in its heyday. Now let's talk about the real star of the show: the food. This is classic, hearty, family-style comfort food done right. Your meal kicks off with a fresh salad, and then comes the main event--a platter that feels like it was prepared for royalty. We're talking tender pot roast, juicy pork loin, creamy mashed potatoes, and rich, homemade mac and cheese. Everything is refillable, so come hungry. And just when you think you're done... enter the legendary ooey gooey toffee cake. Warm, sweet, and absolutely worth saving room for. It's the kind of dessert that makes you pause mid-bite and go, "yeah... this is why we came." What really makes this experience shine is the value. At around $45 for adults and $24 for kids, it's one of the better table-service deals in the park--especially for an all-you-care-to-enjoy meal that the whole family can get behind. Our son loved it, which always seals the deal. A little Disney history moment: back in the day, the Diamond Horseshoe featured a musical revue similar to Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue. That ran until 2003, when it transitioned into additional seating for Liberty Tree Tavern. The theming today is slightly different, but the menu and quality remain consistent. Pro tip (from a Cast Member): if you're eligible, that 40% discount for breakfast and dinner makes this an absolute steal. At the end of the day, this is one of those experiences that feels like home--just with a little extra Disney magic sprinkled on top. So pull up a chair, pass the mashed potatoes, and enjoy a family-style feast right in the heart of the most magical place on earth.

A lot of food and it is good quality. The service is amazing and Sherard was the best server!!…read moreDefinitely give it a try.

This place was an amazing spot to eat at in Disney Springs and had some of the best food I ate…read moreduring my trip in Florida. 4.5/5 We came pretty late to the establishment after a long day at the theme parks. We were staying at a Holiday Inn near Disney Springs so we decided to come here for a late dinner. One of the best decisions made here. We did a late night walk through the shopping center and landed here around 9:50 pm. It was pretty late and we worried there would be no seats but we were seated promptly. The establishment was very ambient, cozy, and well furnished. I liked the warm, glowing atmosphere of the restaurant. The server was extremely polite and took our order quite soon. We were starving after a long day but the food came out in around 20ish minutes which wasn't too bad. The serving sizes were quite huge. We didn't expect this much food for two portions. For $34 per plate, the dishes were large and came with a large helping of sides. The fried chicken was extremely crispy and juicy. They originally wanted to serve the food quickly/more fresh so they served a chicken thigh to me after on a second plate. They also forgot my substitution of Mac n cheese for mash potatoes so I got a free helping of mash which was sweet. The pickled cucumber was light and fresh which tasted great with the heavier chicken. The potatoes were a little heavy and I wish came with gravy, but still delicious. I really loved the Mac n cheese and finished that up. The chicken steak was also delicious with the grits but a little too salty. Wish they added the grits to the side for me to dip as it became a little too much at times. It was better to eat it with a side of potatoes to balance the flavor. The broccolini was sautéed perfectly and delicious, could eat a whole plate of those alone. The biscuits weren't bad but tasted better eaten with the potatoes. The food was a little heavy but so so good. We had to take half of the food to our hotel and ate it the next day for dinner as it was way too much food for one meal. Even after microwaving it, the food was just as delicious and flavorful. We spent about $80 but had so much food leftover. An expensive dinner, but everything tasted amazing. Would definitely come back if I had the chance.

We ordered from Twenty Pho Hour for dinner and had a great takeout experience. From the moment the…read moreorder arrived, the presentation stood out. The packaging was organized, branded, and thoughtfully put together, which created a positive first impression before even opening the containers. The pho was the highlight. We tried the Black Ox with added tripe and fried garlic, along with a build-your-own bowl featuring brisket, thinly sliced eye round steak, fresh veggies, and beef broth. The ability to customize the bowls allowed everyone to build something they enjoyed, and the flavors came together well. We also ordered the 2-D Crispy Wings with sweet Thai chili sauce, which were a great addition to the meal. The food looked appealing when opened, and the quality held up well even as takeout. What stood out most was the attention to detail. Between the customization options, presentation, and organization of the order, it felt like a restaurant that understands the full customer experience, not just the food itself. A solid choice for pho and Vietnamese comfort food. We would definitely order from Twenty Pho Hour again.

I'd say my daughters are PHO experts and I would say the same for me about the Vietnamese…read morevermicelli bowls cus it's all I ever order. This place is PHO NOMINAL! The noodles were perfect the broth good on its own no hoisin or sriracha, and delicious with it. The flavors in my noodle bowls made my mouth dance! I will be coming here after every Disney day and we are pass holders. I only take pics after I take it and im extremely pleased

This is exactly what Magic Kingdom needs. Glad that we can find some libations inside the kingdom…read morenext to our go-to, Skippers. Made a reservation through the app with ease and we were able to seat earlier than our time. We were sat in the back but now we know next time to ask to be sat at the bar or mess hall. The whole bar is interactive with a 45 minute limit; two drinks per sailor. Drinks are strong and your typical Disney price. Cast members are very into the theme which was awesome! We already made reservations for next weekend. Kind of wish this was just a 21+. The kids screaming every time a new event would happen was a mood killer.

I really was not a fan of this place. Now, while it's a cool, pirate-themed bar, let's not forget…read moreit's one of the very few places to get an adult beverage in the barren wasteland it sits in. It just didn't do it for me. First, there is a time limit and a drink limit; the time limit I get is because of the size and the fact that there are nearly zero options in MK. The drink limit- come on, if it takes someone 45 minutes to drink two beers, they should be out in the park. We ordered as an appetizer the Island Provisions: Plantain Chips, Blue Corn Tortillas, and Toasted Flatbread served with Mango Chutney, Garlic Chimichurri, Spiced Guava, and Zesty Culantro Cream Dips. The chimichurri and culantro dips were decent as were the tortilla chips, but nothing else was good. We each ordered a couple of beers. And while we sat in some dark corner of the room with another family, which we later found out was some sort of "jail cell" (which it certainly felt like as we sat on concrete). It was evident that the inside of Beak and Barrel was as bleak as our future finding somewhere else to get a cold beverage to cool off. I wouldn't go back; the fact that we had to book a reservation 60 days out for this is embarrassing. The only reason I gave two stars is becasue of the fact that I had two beers in an otherwise dry park (a few sit-down dining options aside).

This is a great spot to stop for a treat while visiting the Polynesian Resort. Located right…read moreoutside of the lobby on the way to the pool area is this stand. The line seems long, but moves quickly. Our table tried the vanilla ice cream, the dole whip float and the holiday float which was pineapple and lime. All of them are great and we loved the treat during our visit.

Love having this spot as a quick treat option when staying at the Polynesian Resort! The options…read morehere are limited and certainly not expansive as the spots within MK. You can get either vanilla or pineapple soft serve, you can make it a float with pineapple juice, or you can get a float + rum. I would love if they had POG juice to try here. Everyone always raves about that. They do have a few tables that are covered if you are interested in enjoying your treat there. The tables did get very dirty though and crowded. The line does get really long in the evenings surrounding the fireworks so just be sure to plan ahead if need be!

One of the best Disney Springs spots! Didn't feel like you were in a mall. We loved our cocktails…read moreand appetizers especially, but everything was great here, including the service

Best restaurant/bar on Disney property hands down. We are from Pittsburgh and come roughly 3-4…read moretimes a year but are treated like not only locals, but family. The bartender Jason is one of the biggest reasons we keep coming back. He epitomizes service and is truly exceptional in what he does. The drinks are always fantastic, especially enjoying them on the dock. Also the shrimp cocktail- I had no idea it could taste so good prior to trying it at The Boathouse. It's always a 10/10 experience here. We are lifelong customers for sure.

Great food and our server Rich was amazing!! No wait time when we came in at 9:30am. So fresh and…read moretasty.

A-Go-Go is always a fun experience with good food and crazy amounts of it. I've been to the one in…read moreChicago and one on I-Drive, but this is the first time that I went to the one in Horizon West. It's a larger, more high-ceilinged space, so it has a somewhat different vibe, although it follows through with the traditional giant piece of mechanical equipment right as you enter (in this case, a big tractor). Pretty much in a rut and always have to have the chicken and waffles because I think it's the best around. Actually, it's the chicken that is the best around, with its mixture of crispy leeks and green onions on top and the hot maple syrup. The waffles are just okay. They're a bit too big for my taste, and it's a little weird to have the bacon inside of them instead of crispy on top, but the sage flavoring is really good on everything. My wife had the chilaquiles, which was a massive serving and was quite good and almost authentic. Our server was quite a comedian, which made the experience even more fun.