If you are spending the day in Disney Springs, you’ve got one very real problem, and honestly, it’s not a bad one to have. There are simply too many delicious things to eat and drink, and not nearly enough stomach space to enjoy them all. So what can you do? Well, I love turning the day into a dining crawl, sharing the love across a few locations so you can sample as many iconic bites and sips as possible along the way.
Now, while this list isn’t exactly my personal favorites, it’s a fantastic starting point for anyone new to the area who wants to try some of the most unique and internet-famous offerings while exploring everything Disney Springs has to offer!
Brunch: Church Lady Deviled Eggs, $14
Start your day at Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’, where brunch takes on a whole new meaning with a little Southern love. Chef’s Church Lady Deviled Eggs are $14 and likely something you’ve heard about for quite some time. If you’ll be visiting soon, you might even catch an upgraded version available for a limited time, making this already iconic dish even more tempting.
Available for a limited time, we just raised the stakes on our famed Church Lady Deviled Eggs. Our Buffalo Blue bad boys are topped with Chef Art’s famous fried chicken tossed in buffalo sauce and cooled down with homemade blue cheese, chives, and a whole ‘lotta Southern charm!
Snack Stop: Air Pirate’s Cargo Loaded Pretzel, $25
As you head through The Landing, a must-do snack stop is at Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar, where the aviation-themed setting is just as memorable as the menu. Don’t miss the Air Pirate’s Cargo Loaded Pretzel for a fun, shareable snack that’s perfect for keeping your crawl going.
Prosciutto, Sliced Brats, Artisan Salami, Smoked Cheddar, Black Diamond Cheddar, Caraway Pickles, Spicy Mustard, and Beer Cheese Fondue.
Happy Hour: Duck Duck Razz, $17
If there is one drink you’ve probably seen all over social media, it’s the Duck Duck Razz from The BOATHOUSE. This cocktail is loved for both its flavor and its adorable presentation, complete with fun extras you can take home. If you need something to nibble on while you sip, the Crab Cakes are a delicious pairing that won’t slow you down too much.
Skyy Raspberry Vodka, Blue Curacao, Lemon Juice, Simple Syrup.
Dinner: DB “Clothesline” Candied Bacon, $19
When it’s time to settle in for something a little more substantial, your Instagram feed is practically begging you to try the DB “Clothesline” Candied Bacon from The Edison. It’s one of the most talked-about items on the menu, and once you’re there, you’ll have no trouble finding even more mouthwatering options. The speakeasy-style, retro atmosphere adds another layer of fun to the experience, making this stop feel like an event in itself.
Maple, black pepper, sweet & spicy pickles.
Dessert: Anything from Gideon’s Bakehouse
There’s really no way to go wrong with your final stop. Skip the table service dessert and head over to Gideon’s Bakehouse, where just about anything you choose will be a perfect sweet ending. Grab your treat and enjoy it while listening to live music or taking in the lively atmosphere around you. And if you’ve got your eye on a seasonal item, I’ve absolutely been known to pick it up earlier in the day and stash it in my bag for later, because the seasonal specials sell out quickly. Cookies travel surprisingly well, just maybe skip anything that requires a fork or has frosting!
Of course, there are so many other incredible options to explore, so we might just have to put together a few alternate versions of this list. After all, there’s far too much to enjoy to limit yourself to just one dining spot. Let us know what you would add to your Disney Springs dining crawl!
