When it comes to dining at Disney World, you’ve got a TON of options. Especially at Disney Springs, where you have dozens of great restaurants all in one place!

We recently stopped by Raglan Road at Disney Springs for dinner, and now we’re bringing you our FULL review. We love Raglan Road, but we haven’t stopped by for a full meal in a while – is it still worth it?

Atmosphere

Raglan Road is a little slice of Ireland in the Florida sunshine. When we were escorted to our table, we were greeted by these amazing Irish dancers. The music and dancing are stellar, and the crowd really gets into it. We had the perfect view from our table, and they even changed costumes during our meal for a second set. It’s not advertised as dinner and a show, but this set was just as good, if not better than, our food. You truly can’t get an experience like this elsewhere in Florida.

Most of the decor here is authentically Irish, and the bars themselves were shipped directly from Ireland. You’re surrounded by rich, dark woods and brass fixtures. The tile floors below your feet add to the feeling of antiquity, and the soaring heights of the domed main dining room, complete with cupola, are crowned with leaded stained glass — again, the work of Irish craftspeople. Just walking into Raglan Road is a beautiful experience, and it only gets better when you open your menu.

Menu

Raglan Road is an Irish pub first, so it’s no surprise that the drink menu is longer than the food options. They offer PLENTY of draught beers on tap, with a wide selection of local craft beers in addition to Irish staples. If you can’t decide, their beer flights are incredibly popular; it makes for a diverse selection.

For food, Raglan Road has a variety of Irish staples like Shepard’s Pie, bangers and mash, and fish and chips. However, they also have offerings for the picky eaters; a salad, burger, or chicken sandwich is always reliable.

The dessert menu features four of their signature desserts – chocolate mousse cake, strawberry cheesecake, pineapple upside-down cake, and their famous bread and butter pudding. In typical European fashion, they offer espresso and tea drinks as a third course to pair with the sweets.

And now, onto the main event — the food!

Drinks

To drink, we picked up the Strawberry Cucumber Mojito for $17.00. This is made with Bacardi Gold Rum, strawberry puree, muddled cucumber and mint, lime sour, and ginger ale. 

This was summer in a glass. The strawberry and cucumber flavors paired well together and were very natural. The rum is present, but very well balanced, with the fruitiness as the strongest flavor. The mint is very faint, so if you’re a fan of a traditional mint-forward mojito, you may be disappointed.

Eats

First up, we grabbed the new Pretzel, Beer, Braised Onion Cheese Sauce for $12.00. This is a potato pretzel served with a beer-braised caramelized onion in cheese sauce. 

This is a great pretzel – it’s fluffy, buttery, and sturdy enough for dipping. The sauce was creamy with a strong cheese flavor and a slight spice to keep things interesting. The braised onions were surprisingly sweet, which balanced the spice.

Next, we tried the Now You’re Talking Chicken Sandwich for $24.95. This is a fried buttermilk chicken breast topped with hot sauce, scallions, shredded pickled slaw, truffle aioli, and grated parmesan.

The fried chicken was incredibly juicy, and the bun was buttery and tender. The spice lingers well after each bite, thanks to the hot sauce, but the pickled slaw adds some relief. The steak fries are classic – crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Our server recommended malt vinegar with these, and we found that it calmed some of the spice from the sandwich.

For dessert, we got their signature Ger’s Bread Pudding for $13.50. Instead of your typical menu with a list of ingredients, this is only described as “Like no other you have ever tried. Believe us,” so naturally, we were interested!

This was a buttery, soft bread pudding stuffed with plump raisins and topped with a smooth, velvety custard. The bread is well coated in the custard, and as it sets, it gets just crunchy enough to add a little texture. The raisins add little bursts of sweetness to the bread. This was sweet, but not a sugar high.

Nosh or Not

This Disney World restaurant is a must-visit if…

• You love Irish-inspired food: Obviously! Raglan Road has some pretty great Irish eats like Fish and Chips and Shepherd’s Pie, and even if you’re not super familiar with them, it can be a great place to try them. The staff is very knowledgeable about the dishes, and the menu is easy to understand.
• You’re looking for entertainment while you eat:
  This restaurant is so fun and a great dining experience. From the music, Irish dancing, and the overall vibe, the whole atmosphere is immersive. I mean, how many places can you see traditional Irish dancing in Disney World?
• You want an extensive menu: The menu has a whole bunch of options, not just for food. They have an extensive drink menu with tons of beers, whiskey flights, and Guinness (of course!). We love grabbing a drink here and maybe an appetizer or two if we’re looking for a quicker meal, but they also have entrees and desserts to complete the whole experience.
  

You should skip this Disney World spot if…

• You don’t like loud music: This probably isn’t the place to catch up with old friends and have a lengthy family discussion due to all of the entertainment. The music is blasting, and Irish dancing isn’t particularly quiet, so if you’re looking for a quiet spot to relax, you’ll want to make a reservation somewhere else.
• You prefer more familiar eats: Not looking to expand the taste buds today? We get it! Sometimes during your vacation, you’ll be trying SO many new things that you might want some classic burgers and chicken tenders at some point. This restaurant is great for those looking to try something new, but maybe not for the pickiest eaters.
• You want a more affordable meal: Like many Disney Springs restaurants, Raglan Road isn’t necessarily cheap. Most entrees cost between $24 and $41, and most appetizers are around $18. This might be better for a special occasion, but it might be too much to feed the entire extended family.
  

Overall

We love the lively atmosphere here; it’s a one-of-a-kind experience. The drinks were plentiful and refreshing, while the food was flavorful. The pretzel and bread pudding were the stars of the show – they were both complex and left us wanting seconds.

In the meantime, we’ll be on the lookout for more restaurant updates from Disney World and beyond. Make sure you stay tuned to the Disney Food Blog for the latest Disney news and more!

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