Eating at Disney Springs

[Bobby_1970]

Any tips on decent place to eat, that won't totally break the bank at Disney Springs?

Cheers.

[Ciano]

We went to Earl of Sandwich last week for rolls, crisps and dessert. 4 of us $50. Have had other meals in previous years in restaurants bit costs at least $100 for 4 of us.

[Bobby_1970]

Originally Posted by Ciano

We went to Earl of Sandwich last week for rolls, crisps and dessert. 4 of us $50. Have had other meals in previous years in restaurants bit costs at least $100 for 4 of us.

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My budget would be $100 - $150 for two adults and two teenagers I guess.

Thinking of an evening meal rather than a sandwich. But doesn't to try earl of Sandwich at some point

[Ciano]

You should be ok then. Last year we went to the chicken place...Sorry can't remember the name was recommended on here but we weren't impressed with it and it was really expensive. We have done Trex too which is great but more for the surroundings than the food. Bring Irish we have obviously done Raglan road but for us it was a bit overkill but food was nice. Again pricey! Maybe look online at menus and prices.

[nats1211]

Blaze pizza is good value and really tasty. I always describe it as a bit like Subway for pizza as you choose what goes on!

We also are at Planet Hollywood which was nice.

This year we are planning on trying the following as seen good reviews for them:

Polite Pig
Deluxe Burger
Raglan Road

[Rozzyb2011]

Hello

sign up for a Landrys card (or 2 if both adults get one)- you pay $25 and that then gets credited to your card, then you get $25 bonus for joining and if you put your date of birth down as being when you will be away you get another $25 birthday bonus so for the price of $25 you will have $75 to spend.

This also gives you priority seating at select restaurants - no more waiting in queues - just go to the counter and tell them you are Landrys and you will be seated immediately regardless how busy it is.

Restaurants include T-Rex and both Rainforest Cafes in Disney Springs and Animal Kingdom

[Juliemack]

We always enjoy the House of Blues for a good range of food that most should find something they like. We like the atmosphere in there too. Should easily fit your price range.

[THOscar]

Splitsville is massively underrated and not expensive. Portion size is massive so be fine on just a main for most people.

[Mr Tom Morrow]

Originally Posted by Juliemack

We always enjoy the House of Blues for a good range of food that most should find something they like. We like the atmosphere in there too. Should easily fit your price range.

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Very underrated for some reason. A nice place to dine with a good menu and not too expensive.

Wine is reasonable too.

OP. Raglan Road has improved a lot in our view. So much better than circa 3 years ago.

[Kellea]

Originally Posted by Mr Tom Morrow

Very underrated for some reason. A nice place to dine with a good menu and not too expensive.

Wine is reasonable too.

OP. Raglan Road has improved a lot in our view. So much better than circa 3 years ago.

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Do you think its improved in the last couple of years? We haven't been since 2017 and DH is adamant we aren't going this time.
I love the atmosphere and decor (which is why we kept going back hoping food would change) but after 4 goes I can understand why he doesn't want to go back.