First time here at the restaurant and its so good. I got the pad Thai noodles. Its a prefixed menu…read moreand 79.99 per person. You get an app, entree and dessert. Ther service was excellent and the food was delicious. I would recommend coming here.

OUT OF THIS WORLD EXPERIENCE!!! My husband booked us a…read morereservation at Space 220 to celebrate my graduation and it was such a special lunch! Our server was beyond kind and attentive to us throughout the meal. However, they did not provide any extra celebratory items even though my husband expressed it was for my graduation as we had to pay extra for dessert so keep that in mind if you are looking for any extra disney magic for your special life moments. Ambiance is literally insane. We legit felt like we were in outer space. Props to Disney for always transporting us away from stress and work and into fantasy lands! My sci fi heart was so happy Ok now for the food...PLEASE ORDER THE CAULIFLOWER APPETIZER. It was the highlight of our entire meal I would get double portion for an entree if I could. It had slight spice from the buffalo sauce and tang, slightly crunchy too it was legit perfect. The calimari was just so so as we have had so many good ones at other restaurants. The breading was light and not oily which I appreciated. For entrees, my husband got the pad thai and said it was decent but not his fave but he never orders that so Im sure others would like it. My burger was pretty good, not amazing but done well. The fries were really tasty with the truffle and parmesan but sadly they were cold. Overall a 4/5 because the ambience is 1000% doing this at least once, if you want a fun themed meal and decent food try it!

Where's breakfast again?…read more Was that at Susan's? No. Daisy's? No. Minnie's? Oh! That's right! We're going to Olivia's Cafe for breakfast! And so we did. NOTES 1. Located in the main building of Disney's Old Key West Resort. As one might expect, it's very nautical themed. 2. We arrived before 9:00am, and thankfully the restaurant wasn't very crowded and we were seated immediately. Thanks to the lovely cast member that sat us in a both at the end. However, there were noticeably more people dining when we left. 3. We dined at Olivia's Cafe in November 2025 (yes, this review is a bit late), as we were guests of Old Key West. Our server introduced herself and gave us a few minutes to look over the menu. In the end, I chose the sombrero omelet, while my partner chose the Buttermilk Chicken with an add-on Mickey waffle. Our very own coffee carafe completed our meal. We liked the food honestly. There's no better way to express it. The portions were decent, and the food was delivered in a timely manner. Also, I thought the option of the adding the Mickey waffle was just magical. SERVICE Our server, Cara, provided outstanding customer service. We appreciated her patience, knowledge and expertise regarding the menu, as well as checking on us periodically throughout the meal. Well done, Cara! side NOTE Cara did explain to us that their breakfast potatoes were on the cheesier side of the dairy spectrum, and that it was not to the liking of some former customers/diners. And to be honest, the potatoes are mixed/tossed in cheese, but it wasn't like they were drenched IMHO. BOTTOM LINE A wonderful breakfast at Olivia's Cafe. Its a great breakfast option for guests at Old Key West. Recommended.

Old Key West Resort Restaurant -- Florida Vibes, Flavorless Food…read more This place really looks like Florida. The resort is called Old Key West, and you feel it the moment you walk in. Gorgeous setting. Now if only the food matched the atmosphere. --The Prime Rib-- The slow-cooked prime rib was flavorless and arrived lukewarm. The au jus wasn't much help either. Think beef broth with no seasoning and you're basically there. This looked, felt, and tasted dead. Not what you expect from a prime rib centerpiece. --The Chicken-- The Southernmost Buttermilk Chicken was OK--/emphasis on OK. But like the prime rib, the seasoning was an afterthought. Pass the salt and pepper if you want any flavor out of either dish. --The Dessert-- I took the server's recommendation and went with the Pineapple Mango Upside-Down Cake. Why did I listen? The presentation is beautiful. The taste did not keep up. Lesson learned. --The Drinks-- The Turtle Krawl was the bright spot of the meal. Think rum punch on a warm afternoon and you've got the right idea. It's a great treat...just don't expect it to rescue the food. --The Verdict-- Olivia's Cafe has the setting and the atmosphere locked in. The kitchen has some catching up to do. If you visit, plant yourself at the bar, order the Turtle Krawl, and temper your expectations before the entrée arrives.

Nathan was amazing, he made great smalltalk, let me put in my food at halftime of the Knicks game,…read moreand even gave me some food recommendations. I absolutely loved it. He deserves a huge raise, not just for my experience, but he clearly knows what he's doing with other people. The place was great, lots of TV's and tables. I love the little Larry O'Bryan trophy pins that were given out! Lastly, again, Nathan was amazing, took a picture with him cause in just a few hours he felt like a friend. Amazing overall experience

We slipped into this restaurant after the movies for some dinner and were satisfied that we did…read more I ordered the Scorpion Burger (Pepper jack, pickled jalapeños, five pepper jam, arugula, vine-ripened tomato, scorpion pepper aioli) medium rare. The better half ordered the smoked cheddar mac n' cheese (Grilled chicken, bacon, smoked cheddar cheese sauce, cavatappi). The entrees were delivered, fresh and hot, in a timely manner. If you like spice the Scorpion Burger will not disappoint, as it did not disappoint me! It was very flavorful and a decent sized burger. Whomever cooked it hit the medium rare aspect perfectly. The wife really enjoyed her gourmet mac n' cheese as well. Service was above average. Attentive, but not annoying. This restaurant is pretty darn big, with a medium noise level (for those that wonder). We would gladly eat here again.

The Polite Pig at Disney Springs (Lime Garage) is one of my all time favorites!…read more It is casual dining with the most amazing food. I even give up fine dining on special occasions for their food because I know that the food, sides and drinks will be on point - every time! Their brisket is my fave but their chicken is also delicious. Watermelon salad, corn bread... all so yummy. I love that you go up to the counter to place your order - no waiting for someone to come take your order, grab a seat and your food will be delivered to your table by their great team who are always great to interact with.

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!

The food was absolutely amazing, and the entire experience felt elegant and upscale from start to…read morefinish. Stefano was our server, and he provided exceptional service very attentive, detailed, and always perfectly on time with everything we needed. The atmosphere had such a luxury nautical and marina-inspired vibe that was both beautiful and super cute. I ordered the filet mignon, lobster bisque, and a cucumber martini, and everything was delicious. The cucumber martini was especially refreshing and paired perfectly with the meal. Overall, it was a wonderful dining experience, and I would definitely return again for both the food and the amazing service.

Flying Fish has been on my list of places to try for some time and we finally went! It's always…read morebusy, so reservations are recommended. Their bread and butter is truly exceptional. It's going to be difficult not to stuff the entire loaf of bread into your mouth, but try. We started with the mussels and they were extraordinary. The broth was perfect, especially if you dip the bread into it. I had their famous potato wrapped fish for my entree and enjoyed it. I was just so full by that time that I couldn't eat much. My husband enjoyed his scallops, but the portion was a tad smaller than expected. Service was excellent and the restaurant has a great atmosphere. I recommend grabbing a drink next door at Abracadabar while you wait.

This is an older hotel, I'll start out by saying that. You can use a free Hyatt anniversary night…read morehere, which makes sense given that it's an older property. The carpet in the room majorly needs an upgrade, as do the bathrooms. Two bed rooms come with a queen and a full which is interesting - I wish it was just two queens. The queen feels more like full size and the full feels more like twin size. It's a tough share for two, even with littles. Rooms are also really small, like hard to find floor space for your suitcase small. All rooms are advertised to have balconies, and I think this is false advertising. It's a juliet balcony, just wide enough to step foot on. But otherwise, this was a solid hotel stay. If you opt not to do valet you can still park on hotel grounds and it's only a few minutes walk to the car. The pool area is very large with several different pools, a splash pad and a slide. There is also a lake to take boats out on. We didn't try this, but it's a fun amenity. You can also rent bikes, and there was a rock wall! The highlight of our stay was the hotel parrot, Merlot. My kids got a huge kick out of this on our way in and out each day. We didn't try and food or drink here, but they do have a few restaurants on the property. Overall, this hotel is nice enough. Especially if you are using Hyatt rewards. Oh, and most importantly it's only a few minutes drive from Disney, AND we saw the fireworks from our 'balcony'. Big win!

Relaxation to the max! First off the property is decorated so pretty for the holidays!! This hotel…read moreis our go to when in the disney area if we aren't staying at a Disney resort. This is above what a Disney luxury hotel offers in amenities. The resort offers a beautiful and gigantic pool, fitness center, rock climbing, bicycling, pitch golf, mini golf, pickleball, kayaking, canoeing, water bicycles, peddleboats, trails, a huge beach with hammocks and lounge chairs. The waterside is big and not just for children. Movies and smores at night! It's a stunning property with lush gardens and several restaurants. It is a short 2alj to the corner roads where there are also an abundance of restaurants and shops nearby. Disney springs is 1.5miles away by car or a 45min walk. The service is excellent and I enjoy the poolside foid and drink service. They have implemented a towel system to scan your room card and return when done using or if not returned there's a $25 fee per towel charged to your room. The cabanas are huge! There are 2 hot tubs, and 3 interconnected pools. The shallow pool towards the rock wall is quietest and warmest. The pools tend to be on the cooler side. Bid say for December they should be heated to at least 82. It felt like it was between 75-80. When the weather outside is around the same it gets chilly stepping out of the pool. We used the kayaking, golf and bike rentals. All which are included in your resort fee of $50per day. Such a fun place. I recommend to spend a few days to soley stay at the property to relax and enjoy all it offers. You never have to leave the resort.

Delicious food and drinks, great service, and it was a nice break from park food!…read more We over ordered on the food since everything sounded so good, so we had plenty of leftovers to take home which still tasted great the next day. The only complaint I had was that we waited a while for dessert, but our server did check in on us to update us so that was pleasant. Coming in for early dinner didn't prompt too much of a wait compared to prime dinner time, so reservations are recommended.

My husband gives 2 stars. I would give 3.5 stars. The…read morecustomer service was good. Nice ambiance and clean bathrooms. Food was very flavour but also very oily, way too much butter used. Hummus had too much tahini in and the pitta was horrible - very greasy - I think it was pan fried or fried, and too thin. Half of the chicken was good but mashed potatoes again too much butter to my taste. Also the price!! $33 dollars! Well it's Orlando but still. I would not return to this restaurant, unless I decided to try their pizzas. The restaurant is beautiful! Especially the pizza section! Would love to sit there.

We rolled out of bed and found ourselves in one of the better breakfast buffets we've ever found…read moreourselves part of. LetterPress is the Hilton Buena Vista's marquee restaurant, offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a family friendly setting with nice touches. We made a reservation well in advance just in case but the place seems large enough where walking in shouldn't be much of an issue. After sitting down we got right back up as we opted for the breakfast buffet, which at $30 is an absolute steal. Let's get into what we got: We started off with carbs: pancakes and waffles. Both of which were okay with there being. A decent wait on the waffle machine. Unless you're craving either we would say it's not the best bet to stack up on. For meat they have a lot of options from bacon to pork sausage to chicken sausage. The bacon was alright and the pork sausage was the standard small ones you find just about everywhere; the chicken sausage though was delicious, a nice sweet flavor to it and large. They also have eggs and breakfast potatoes alongside the meat, the eggs being meh and the potatoes being pretty good. The better egg option is the omelette bar which is fantastic. There are probably about 20 different ingredients you can toss into them and it is well worth the wait. Oatmeal is another carb offered and that's self-serve so you can make it how you like. Many different pastries are also available so you can get a fix on your sweet tooth (all were pretty good). Last, for drinks we got chocolate milk, coffee, and juices from their self-serve juice machine. For that we got mango and apple juices. Again, for the price of $30 this is just an unbelievable deal, especially for families looking to get growing kids fed in as quick and convenient a place as possible. The added convenience of it being close to the pool and just downstairs adds another layer to it. While we can only testify to their breakfast buffet this does also look like a great option to take up on their actual menu. An excellent option for a quick, filling meal before exploring all the Disney Springs area has to offer!

Great service, friendly staff, good variety. I tried the breakfast buffet and thought it was worth…read morethe money (especially if you'll be fueling up for a day of drinking by the pool or walking around the parks)