House of Blues Concert Hall

I recently had the opportunity to visit the House of Blues during a private event, and it turned out to be quite an enjoyable outing. Located within the vibrant Disney Springs area, the venue is easily accessible, which adds to its appeal for visitors. One of the first things I noticed was the ample parking available right at Disney Springs, making it hassle-free to arrive by car. For those preferring rideshares, the Uber and taxi pickup spot is conveniently just a short 5-minute walk away, ensuring smooth transportation options no matter how you choose to get there. Once inside, the experience truly begins to shine with its unique and thoughtful layout. From the bar area, you enjoy an elevated vantage point that overlooks the stage and the expansive room below, creating a sense of immersion that’s hard to beat. The sound quality throughout the performance was impressive, balanced, and powerful enough to fill the space without overwhelming it. This made every note and lyric come alive, enhancing the overall atmosphere. Adding to the comfort, the toilets are well-maintained, with facilities available at the entrance among other locations, and they were perfectly fine otherwise, no issues with cleanliness or availability during my visit. The interior design further elevates the vibe, heavily incorporating wood elements that give the place a warm, rustic yet sophisticated ambiance. It’s this attention to detail that sets House of Blues apart from more generic venues. The real highlight of the evening, however, was the appearance of a stunning performer; a beautiful woman who graced the stage in an absolutely fabulous outfit. Not only was her presence captivating, but her vocal talent was exceptional; she sang with such skill and emotion that it left the audience in awe. For anyone curious about the energy of the night, I recommend checking out the video I captured. it provides a great impression of the event’s highlights. Overall, whether you’re attending a concert, private gathering, or just exploring Disney Springs, House of Blues offers a memorable blend of entertainment, comfort, and style that’s worth experiencing firsthand.

Wonderful venue for a live experience. Great theming and service. Sound system is on point. Special shout-out to Jinny who went out of her way to make our experience absolutely phenomenal. Rare to find heartfelt service this good nowadays.

Very organized venue for vip events. Great sound. Dislike the no-shade waiting in line.

Cool place to catch a concert. I thought it would be bigger, but it’s actually pretty cozy. They should put some more seats in there along the walls though (for tired girlfriends in heels). Also, drinks were a little pricey. Parking in the surface lot is VERY convenient. You don’t have to walk through the whole park to get there.

It’s a charming concert venue where the intimate stage setting is very conducive to fan-artists interaction. Acoustic is excellent and the whole vibe is awesome. The food is not bad at all for a concert venue. The wait to get into the venue was kind of annoying. I think this whole waiting thing was to encourage guests to pay additional for the VIP ticket. Well, it happens everywhere in Orlando, including Disney and Universal, so I shouldn’t be complaining too much.

We spent Saturday evening attending the 80’s Goth Prom at the House of Blues in Orlando. Situated inside Disney Springs, the venue featured four extremely talented cover bands. Our favorite, Lovesong, the Cure Tribute Band, simply was amazing. All the musicians from each band were very talented and made for a very special experience. From the amount of people attending, I’d say this event was a huge success! House of Blues, well done!

The Clear Blue Note ​The House of Blues is a cathedral of folk-art wood and neon heat, A company party—a sea of nametags and "how-are-yous"— The bar beckons with its amber lie, its heavy, fermented promise, But I say No. I want the sharp edge of the "Now," the un-smeared reality of the night. I stand in the center of the swirl, stone-cold sober and electric. ​Then, the stage glows—a soft, indigo hum. Men I Trust steps out into the light, And the world slows down into a long, liquid line of prose. The bass is a heartbeat—thump, thump—steady like a freight train crossing the plains, Jessy’s guitar is a shimmering wire, Emma’s voice is the mist rolling off the bayou, Cool, detached, yet holding everything together in a gentle, rhythmic grip. ​The coworkers are drinking, their faces softening into a blur, But I see the fretboards, I see the silver of the cymbals, I hear the space between the notes. It’s "Show Me How" and the room breathes as one giant, swaying lung. I am the observer, the sober traveler, the beat-poet of the soda-water glass, Finding the "It"—that pure, holy moment of sound— Without the fog, without the ghost of the bottle. ​The music is the only intoxicant I need, Floating through the Orlando humidity, Clear as a bell, High on the truth of the song.

House of Blues is hands‑down one of my favorite venues in Florida. The decor captures that soulful, gritty vibe just right. I’ve seen some amazing bands there — sound is tight, energy electric. The staff are friendly and the bar/restaurant adds to the full night-out feel. Always a top pick for concerts and date nights.

So so good. Great food. Terrific band! Go for the jambalaya! And the Cajun shrimp! You'll love it.

House Of Blues has always been a yummy spot that I try to visit before a show or just when I want some random good food because I know I'll get that and some live music here each and every time! This time around it was all about the Cajun Chicken Pasta and let me say it was super delicious as the sauce was just soo yummy along with the chicken and the tomatoes on top making for one totally awesome pasta dish like it was definitely good enough to get again! We also got a side salad of Ceaser and it too was delicious as it had huge croutons in it of their jalapeno corn bread which was delicious touch to an already scrumptious salad. The service here has always been awesome as I say that because I've been to many House Of Blues over the years and have yet to have a meal I didn't like or service that wasn't awesome! If your a Cast Member show them your ID you get a discount off of your food! Overall this is always a good choice before a show or just when you wanna chill and listen to some music with your dinner as it's for that I'm sure I'll be back here sooner than later!

I want to say that this is probably the worst dining experience I've had. To start, we did plan ahead and made a reservation, they were able to seat us in a timely manner, so it seemed like it was starting off well. However, once seated, we waited forever for our waitress, she wasn't even familiar with what drinks were offered, so there was another delay. We ordered the jalapeño cornbread to share, she did not provide us with any plates or silverware, I assume we were to eat this with our hands, when we asked for these items she seemed annoyed. Following to our main dishes, the worst brisket I've ever had, overcooked and dry on some pieces and on others gooey fat that I wouldn't dare serve if I was the chef. When we told the waitress, she says that this is typical. All the while, never checked to see if our drinks needed to be refilled, or anything. She was very attentive to other larger tables around us, so this was odd. I would never come back here, nor would I recommend this based on my experience.

This is the best customer service I've experienced not just in Disney Springs but in my trip this far. Our waitress Christy was the sweetest and our hostess Lauren was so accommodating. I really feel like they cared and tried to make our experience here top tier. Not only that but the food was amazing. We did the chicken Caesar salad but subbed the protein for salmon. Perfectly cooked and a good portion. Plus it comes with corn bread croutons. Easily top three salads I've ever had. I also grabbed the Mac and cheese skillet- so creamy and I love the bread crumbs on top!

A great happy hour spot in Disney Springs!! We shared the jalapeño cornbread, popcorn shrimp, and nachos all offered at great happy hour prices! Portions were plenty and the food was tasty. We loved the jalapeño cornbread but the nachos had BBQ sauce which we didn't expect and wasn't our favorite. I'll definitely be back next time I'm at Disney for happy hour!

Finally visited the restaurant side of HOB while friends were in town and we were WOW'd with the quality of food and friendliness of staff! I was shocked to see the customer service be so top tier, since we arrived close to closing time lol. I ordered the blackened salmon entree and was wildly impressed. The dish was so flavorful and flaky...just how I like it! The Drinks were delicious too (and strong). Atmosphere was family-friendly, as we saw plenty of large parties being hosted. Live music played in the background. Will definitely return!

Love eating outside when music is playing on the outdoor patio. They can make wonderful mocktails and have plenty of veg options. I really enjoyed the plant burger. It's a great late afternoon / early evening hangout to regroup from all the Disney walking.

I had been coming to Disney Springs for the past 20 years, but I had never tried the House of Blues until today. So glad I finally tried it. They have indoor, outdoor, and bar seating. I opted for indoor seating, and it was definitely the right choice. One, because the air conditioning was fantastic. Also, the ambiance and music inside were also wonderful. The bar is beautiful, but the whole inside is decorated nicely. They serve appetizers, salads, burgers and entrees. I ordered a Cobb salad at the recommendation of my waitress, Summer, and it was great. It had lettuce, chicken, tomatoes, avocado, blue cheese, and boiled egg with paprika on it. I think that was my favorite part of the salad. Service was great. I will be back.

I came here because it had great reviews on the food and service . Right in downtown Disney. I even made a reservation but that wasn't necessary.. even though it was a night they had an event, it was fairly empty in the inside dining area. I order a brisket with 2 sides that was probably the best thing there .. besides just burgers. The service was not great , and the food was average-I was just expecting better taste and at least warm .. everything was served cold . Will not be coming here again .. as my experience wasn't the greatest.

Kids Pizzas, HOB Burger, Blackened Salmon were all inhaled by my crew!! All dishes were presented nicely and hot!! Ian was attentive and gave great recommendations!!

Not a great experience to start 2024. First of all, the service was very slow despite the place being half empty. If you're in a rush to eat and get on with your day at Disney Springs, look elsewhere. We ordered the pork nachos appetizer. It took quite awhile to come. When they finally came, the cheese and pork was lukewarm. They did offer to remake it, but we declined. To the restaurant's credit, they took it off the bill. We got our meals shortly after the appetizer. It was brunch, and the eggs were both crumbly and cold. We didn't want to complain again, so we just ate them. I will say the breakfast burrito was very good and very large! We like to visit the House of Blues in whatever town we happen to be in - Myrtle Beach is our favorite! This one will not be a repeat visit for us, although it does seem like a lot of people have positive experiences here, so maybe we just caught them on an off day.

I went to HOB for dinner last night with my family through a reservation I found on OpenTable. We were sat fairly quickly to my seating time. The waitress came over and gave us waters right away. I had to exchange my napkin because it was given to me dirty, which was a bit disappointing off the bat. My mom ordered the pulled pork sandwich and she enjoyed it. The meat was fresh and fell apart easily. I ordered the Nashville Hot Chicken, but it wasn't spicy at all. I had to ask for hot sauce to give it more flavor - the chicken was pretty bland. The fries and broccoli were fresh and tasty, loved the shoestring fries. The waitress was very friendly and was the best part of the meal. She was very attentive and brought refills quickly. I loved hearing the live music as we ate, they sounded great! The biggest disappointment was that these meals were served on a tray with paper underneath. My Nashville hot chicken's sauce leaked to the bottom and soaked the paper, and when I went to cut my chicken the paper was sticking to it. Every bite, I had to peel paper off. My mom had the same issue since she didn't want to eat the pork as a sandwich, the paper was ripping and catching on her fork and knife and mixing into the food. If there was no paper underneath or something that would have been stronger material, it would have made it a better experience. I'll come back to try other meals to give it another shot - but this visit was mediocre at best.

We had a wonderful time celebrating my friends birthday here. Becca's service was excellent, they brought out a candle on an icecream sundae and the ambience is so cool. Who thinks of painting shoes and putting them around the doorway. Sorry I didn't take a picture of it I had pulled pork with no bun and gluten free fries, delicious and I had leftovers. There are hardly any GF options available on menu but they will work with you. They also worked w my friend and instead of Cajun seasonings (she doesn't like it hot), they just used garlic salt for her. She loved her steak! Plus to top it off there were several live bands, the famous Disney Springs trees and it "snowed", although it was 75 degrees. Fun time!!

We made reservations as recommended for seated dining at Disney Springs. We had to go through open table as the reservations on Disney were out of availability. We were seated quickly. Ordered Mac n cheese with brisket and the brisket in it was delicious. I also had a mojito which was equally delicious. My daughters had the kids pizza which she found delicious and cheesy. My other daughter had the jambalaya. It was good! My husband ordered the baby back ribs and they were good. Now I ordered the brisket based off the brisket in the Mac n cheese. Big mistake. It was dry and flavorless. I sent it back and got the ribs. We also ordered the bread pudding for dessert. The place was full of art and photo opportunities. After we received the appetizer it took a good while to get our entrees. About 30 minutes. Service was good otherwise and the place was busy! Make a reservation and don't get the brisket! Get the jambalaya for sure! The gumbo was ok.

Every time we visit Disney Springs, we like to try some place new. This week that restaurant was House of Blues. We came for brunch and overall we were really happy with our server and the food! We arrived just as they opened at 10am. We were seated quickly and our waitress greeted us shortly after. She was nice, recommended a few items. I got the breakfast sandwich. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I loved the breakfast potatoes that came with it- delicious!! So garlicky! The only thing I didn't not like about the restaurant was the price of their SOFT drinks. We both ordered iced tea and it was $10!! I thought that $5 for a drink was a bit expensive- especially since it was a nonalcoholic drink. Other than that, the atmosphere was fun and I think we would definitely return in the future.

My coworkers and I had a lovely time at House of Blues. We had a reservation and were quickly seated despite the crowd. We started off with drinks and I ordered the Havana Twist Mojito. It was delicious!! It was fresh, minty, and fruity with a raspberry twist. It was so good that I ordered another! However, the drink prices were not listed on the menu and I was shocked to see that the mojitos were $15 each when I received my check. For dinner, I ordered the voodoo shrimp paired with jalapeño cornbread. The shrimp was fresh and tasty. However, the sauce was sweet which I did not expect. The sweetness of the sauce paired very well with the jalapeño cornbread. It was an interesting combination or flavors! We had a fun time walking around admiring the restaurant's artwork which was all hand-made! They also had a live music performer. We had a nice time at House of Blues!

Came here to catch up with friends and I wish I had an empty stomach so I could try more foods. I ended up ordering an appetizer and dessert to share with friends. The BBQ nachos were a hit. I generally love sweet-savory foods, so the sweet BBQ sauce brought a great twist to some classic cheese-loaded, topping-heavy nachos. I asked if the staff what one thing I should order (dinner or dessert) since I wasn't too hungry, and he was beyond right to not miss out on the bread pudding. It came as a huge stack of 2 thick bread pudding slices drenched in a pudding of toffee syrup sauce. I'm very glad I had friends with me to share the sugary goodness. If I had more room in my stomach, I also would've considered ordering it as a la mode since the ice cream scoop was highly recommended as well. If you're driving here, would recommend the service plaza parking as the closer lot to the restaurant. Definitely book at least a day in advance. I tried to change mine to an earlier time, but found that there were no reservations left Fantastic service. Very laid back environment with live music playing on Saturday night. And most importantly, great food. Definitely would consider coming back next time I'm at Disney springs

Wonderful staff and more. They will go out of their way to make sure you are comfortable and served like a king Great ambiance and this is the place to be for concerts

This is a fan favorite for my family! I am happy to say we are still forever customers. Service is always good, they accommodate large party sizes, great music, and the food is always hot and delicious. The menu did change but it's still good. Overall a great restaurant if you're ever in the area.

Amazing gumbo and jambalaya. Highly recommend it. There was live music, relaxing and not too loud, made it a great dining experience.

House of Blues is one of my family's must do's at Disney Springs! They have an amazing daily happy hour from open to 4/5PM- but I love their Espresso Martini too! They recently changed their menu and I got to trey the new version of their impossible burger. The newer patty seems thinner and the sauce was different, but I loved that it came with avocado (and that they still have a vegan-friendly option)! My mom was really sad they got rid of the Shrimp and Grits. We love to eat inside for the cool ambiance- we usually try to sit at the bar because you get to know the same people and everyone's so nice! They have live music inside and outdoor on the patio pretty much nightly. We try to go on Wednesday's to see Ed on the patio, but the entertainment is always great!

The service was good even tho Disney Springs was crowded. We were able to get a table with no reservation or wait time. The menu was not overwhelming, the price of the food was reasonable, and the portions were large. I ordered the nachos with grilled chicken as an appetizer and the jambalaya for an entree alongside a Caesar salad. The jambalaya was enough for two people. It was filling and flavorful. I thought the restaurant would have more of a New Orleans feel, being the House of Blues; however, the ambiance gave more of Texas Roadhouse.

Nice place to see a show! Saw Ashley McBryde perform here last week and it was a nice venue. The ticket prices were reasonable and parking in the nearby organelle garage was nearby and felt safe.

Fast and friendly service. Fun welcoming atmosphere. Food was good too! We each had a cup of gumbo which had nice heat but not overly spicy. I had the steak salad which could use a tiny joy more dressing and blue cheese but overall a nice combination and the cucumbers skin was peeled which I like. My boys had the brisket sandwich and fries. They did lot have any leftovers.

Disney Springs is offering a nightly drone show and it can get pretty crowded. Trying to find that coveted viewing spot may not be easy. We decided to make a reservation at HOB before showtime and take advantage of their private viewing area when you spend $X per person. Full menu inside or outside bar and wine choices while you wait for your table. Take in all of the Blues Brothers, Elwood and Jake memorabilia. Decided on side ceasar salads, Voodoo Shrimp (not too spicy), Strip Steak ( nice size) with mashed potatoes, broccoli and Shrimp with Grits. Everything was delicious, but just not as hot as we would have liked. Our server and bartender were excellent. Check out their monthly calendar of concerts and entertainers. Enjoy!

We were staying at Saratoga Springs this past weekend and had made reservations for brunch at House of Blues. After all the years that this restaurant has been there, we have never dined there. After this visit, I'm pretty sure that this will be a one and done. We arrived about 5 minutes before or 12PM reservations. We waited in line for the hostess stand for about 10 minutes, but we're seated promptly. Front of the house staff was not very friendly or welcoming. Just very perfunctory. We were seated towards the back of the restaurant. Good thing, because the main dining area was FREEZING! Our server was nice and friendly. We did wait several minutes before we were greeted and drink orders taken. Food delivery took quite a long time as well as were refills on drinks. My daughter enjoyed her avocado toast dish and my husband was content, not thrilled, with his Chicken Biscuits & Gravy. My son-in-law had a burger, pretty much can't mess that up too much. My other daughter & I both ordered the Steak & Eggs. She ordered hers rare and I ordered mine medium. They both came out well done. Nowhere in the description did it say that the steak was sliced. Not what we expected. Neither one of us was happy with our steak. The potatoes were ok. The eggs were perfectly poached but were served still in water. As a whole, satisfaction with food was just ok. The Sangria was really good and served in a large pitcher. Four of us enjoyed a couple of glasses each. The bottomless Mimosas were good as well, just not refilled promptly. So yeah, one & done. Man other options in Disney Springs.

I would have thought coming to the house of blues and being under the roof of old school founders of blues would have had MISIC PLAYING OF BLUES.. idk maybe it's just me.. the house of blues but instead listening to "counting stars" by one republic. I mean even as I sit here, I don't think there anywhere on these pictures or the roof next to Ray Charles and James brown. but yeah the food was great so it's a 4 not a 5star due to that... then it went to a 3 because we had told them and booked LONG over 6months that were coming on our honeymoon and there was a note as well but nothing done till we had to ask Luke do they do anything special. Manager gave us 10% off. pass holder discount. thanks

Nashville fried chicken not as hot as they state but had a little kick to it BUT very good! They had the chicken on top of the fries and that added a lot to the fries! The jalapeño cornbread was good not great! Service was GREAT not good! This is pricey but what you expect at Disney Springs and worth it! Hmmm, no mandatory 20% gratuity here either! I will add this as a stop before or after my visits to the AMC movie theatre a short walk away. I was very pleased! I shall return, hungry and with an anticipatory smile on my face!!!!

I walked in, not knowing what to expect. Sat at the bar, thirsty and hungry before an event later that evening. The bartender served me a nice cold beer and recommended the Jambalaya. I could not have made a better choice - portion size was perfect.

Went to eat here prior to a concert next door. Got in for a party of 2 without needing a reservation. Hooray! Service was good, but busy as it got closer to concert time. However, we were good. The thing we don't like is that some of the 2 top tables sit incredibly closer/kind of over the tables in section in the middle and it feels like we're sitting on top of them. It's a weird thing but that's just how we are. Menu definitely has gotten smaller since the last time we've been (which has been many number of years). However, the food was good and tasty, which is always a plus. Prices weren't terrible, and the service like mentioned above was good. I'd come back and eat here, but there are more places on property I'd like to try first.

For the area, House of Blues does a solid job with their food and drink. Of course, it's a bit pricey, but that's part of the charm of Disney Springs. I think every night is busy, but we got our table quickly and had perused the menu before we sat down so it didn't take long to make selections. The server was excellent and let us adjust some of the sides to be more in line with our tastes. The plates are huge - not sure how anyone can finish them - and came out very hot. Of course, since it's more of chain, the flavors were a bit lacking and not as robust as I would normally think for BBQ, however, it was still a good meal. The biggest offense was the corn bread, it was hard and cold and had zero flavor. That seems like an easy fix, but I'm guessing it was pre-made and thrown on the plate as an afterthought.

We have been to the House of Blues on several occasions, most of the time we like to sit outside and enjoy the live music. However this time we enjoyed their main dining room dinner. The House of Blues is located in Disney Springs and is the closest restaurant to the big white Circque De Soleil venue so park in the "valet" or the "Orange Garage". The ambiance transports the consumer to a bayou get together spot. Greeted by an old rusty water tower and a shabby (in a good way) bungalow with a porch outside. Inside the layout is rectangular with a sunken in dining space with table seating and tables and booths flanking the dimmed lighted space. Keeping the theme alive with framed art and even artist in their blue lit ceiling tiles. The House of Blues serves up hearty fare. They do have lighter options like salads but even that is a generous portion. Get excited because they are omnivorous friendly offering a 100% vegan burger! Outside of their buffalo wings their food is solid! Their buffalo wings on the other hand deserve a highlight on their own. The sauce is hands down top five buffalo sauces I've ever had with an amazing balance of heat perfectly served in a cast iron skillet. Keep in mind they are not afraid of heat in their kitchen so if you are not accustomed to spicier food I would inquire with your server. All in all it's one of the many solid restaurants to dine at in Disney springs prior to watching a movie, going bowling, taking an air balloon ride, or enjoying a performance by the Cirque De Soleil.

I made a reservation ahead of time and we waited 15 mins to be seated. The normal wait time for that Saturday evening was 1.5 hours. Do with that info as you will. We started the night with cocktails and apps. We ordered the BBQ Nachos, with BBQ sauce on the side, Havana Twist Mojito, Crossroad Cadillac Margarita, and Green Gator. The nachos were good, but nothing special. Tasted like something Gringos Locos would serve (that's not good haha). I'm glad we got the BBQ sauce on the side as it tasted like it would pair well with ribs... not nachos. The mojito was a perfect balance between sweet and refreshing. The margarita tasted like a typical marg and the green gator is definitely those that like very sweet cocktails and don't like the taste of alcohol. All 3 cocktails were $15 each. For my entrée, I ordered the Jambalaya and a side of skillet Mac & Cheese. The last time I had jambalaya was in New Orleans. I know what good jambalaya tastes like. This was not it. The rice tasted like Uncle Ben's instant minute rice. For a "Southern" restaurant, they need to work on their soul food. Mac & Cheese was terrible. The noodles were OVERCOOKED and the cheese sauce has no flavor. Very disappointing as I was looking forward to both of these things. Tasted like I was eating baby food. I tried my friend's HOB Smash Burger when I noticed I kept eating the leftover nachos rather than eating my jambalaya. Her burger tasted so good I ended up switching my meal out to that. It was the savior for the night. Another friend ordered the Cajun Chicken Pasta. Her noodles were UNDERCOOKED and the sauce again had no flavor! She ended up switching her meal out to The Yardbird which is a fried chicken sandwich. Definitely tasted a lot better than her pasta. The last dish that was ordered was the Shrimp Po' Boy. My friend described the shrimp to be a 10/10 but the sandwich as a whole was a 7/10 as it lacked some sauce. We sat in the back room which had very interesting décor. It looked to be Hell? There was a robot Satan and fire painted all across the walls. It was very interesting to say the least. Since we didn't sit where the singer was performing I can't really speak on that experience, but I could hear the music from where we were sitting and I enjoyed it.

If you're in Disney Springs I recommend checking out this place. It's worth the visit. Very unique. We only had drinks at the bar but the atmosphere was great.

As a lover of live music, I've seen my fair share of concert venues around Orlando and the House of Blues will forever be my favorite! Because it is located in Disney Springs, there is plenty of parking and it's very easy to get in and out. There are also lots of places to find food and drink before the show. As for the venue, it is 2 stories so there is plenty of space to spread out. They have some food options inside as well as a full bar. Service is always on point as well!

Ambiance: Beautifully decorated with rock-themed art and excellent live music. If you are a fan of listening to great live music while dining, this is your place at Disney Springs. 5 stars. Food: The first time I came, I ordered the impossible burger, which wasn't good - it tasted like a store-bought frozen hamburger and was a bit undercooked, which I believe was the result of a very busy kitchen. Since the waiters were so incredibly busy that night, I didn't even get a chance to share my feedback with them. I decided to give the place another try several months later. This time around, I ordered the southern salad with blackened salmon, and the salmon was some of the best I've ever had! In sum, I would say that the food here is (if you don't come in a veeeery busy day) tasty, with large portions and reasonable prices for Disney Springs. Service: they are very attentive and professional. Unfortunately, we did not have the best experience the first time around (it was a Friday night in July) but the waiter was not the one to blame.

The food was awesome, had the blackened salmon with Cajun rice and broccolini. It was really good. Also our server Nicole was awesome!

It's the House of Blues. You're there for the shtick, not great food. But this was special. In a bad way. Everything. Burgers taste like elementary school cafeteria. Served cold. The mac and cheese far worse. The noodles were so overcooked they barely held their shape in the congealed cold sauce. This was literally the worst food I've ever paid money for.

We met extended family for dinner while in the Orlando area. We were early for our reservation so we had some drinks in their courtyard area. Our server was great! Drinks were good. The hurricane was my favorite. Our dinners were pretty good. The Voodoo shrimp was a table favorite! The nachos weren't anything spectacular. You could get the same thing at other places. The jambalaya had good flavor and was a nice portion. We got bread pudding for dessert. The serving was huge and it was excellent.

Ordered the voodoo shrimp thanks to the waitress review stating it has been the most popular appetizer so they made it into a dish. It was packed with flavor, and came with the perfect amount of sauce to moisten the cornbread. The max and cheese was very cheesy and had a peppery bite to it. The food was good and came out quickly, my only complaint was the service. The waitress rarely came around and offered us refills when we had already finished our meals. Overall, good experience just that small concern with service.

Service was horrible and it was a pretty quiet night. Food was OK. Would not recommend getting anything involving fried chicken like the sandwich or the hot chicken. The brisket was pretty good. Salads were fresh too.

Cody B. -- I got the jambalaya and it was absolutely trash. For 24 dollars you would think they would wine you and dine before they charged 24 dollars to shove trash down your throat. If you like Cajun order the gumbo instead or jambalaya. Ps. Any type of chicken you order is incredibly bland. It is almost as if they just threw some salt and pepper on the chicken and then threw on the flat topped to be cooked. Not to mention the rice tastes like Mexican rice they heated up in the microwave and threw on your plate. If I could give less stars I would.

OMG What a nice finding on Disney Springs Came back after almost a decade for dinner Tried the brisket (delicious, tender and savory) comes with cornbread and bbq beans The house wine recommended paired well with por meal. Our Waitress was so friendly and prompt to help on our dinner selection. Very pleasant experience They also featured some live shows that will be worth to experience when in town next time.

My wife and I were in Orlando for her AILA conference and they rented the entire House of Blues restaurant for their party on the last night. The decor in the restaurant is eye popping! So many things on the walls to look at, almost like a theme park inside. The staff that hosted our large event were very friendly,and we were being taken care of at the bar very quickly. The food served was all top notch small plate items like spicy Cajun shrimp, Mack and cheese,shredded bbq chicken,salads and bread pudding for dessert. Live entertainment was provided with 2 bands, a Tina Turner tribute band and a Blues Brothers tribute band, both of which were spot on amazing! This is a great venue for live music. I have been to House of Blues at 4 different locations around the country and i can say that they have their act together with this company!

Wonderful food! The gumbo is pretty great and the live music was very high quality! Excellent service from Phoebe our server!

Been here a few times but recently the food has been making me sick, specifically the burgers. got food poisoning the last two times i got a burger from here (the one with the cheese inside it) so idk if they just dont cook those ones right or if its all of them but id stay away from that burger if you dont want to have diahrea and vomit for a day or two! Also not letting people wear face paint to a band thats fandom primarily wears face paint? thats crazy, i can see if the rule was posted somewhere but its not. and the guests who werent able to remove the face paint with the shitty tools given to them were forced to go home. Terrible

This is one of our favorite places to dine in Downtown Disney (Disney Springs). The service is always good the staff is friendly and the food is consistent! Management actually cares if you are happy, they treat you as if you live locally unlike other restaurants that treat you as tourists. The Brisket was cooked to perfection, the beans and cornbread also very good. The chicken with the gravy and mash potatoes was very good as well. A bottle of blended line 39 Wine was very reasonably priced and tasted great too! Great atmosphere, they have live music outside, indoor dining room , or watch a game at the bar.

Weekend brunch with live music at the HOB is a family favorite. We love to sit right inside in front of the stage. Don't forget to look up. No seriously... the ceiling in front of the stage is so so dope. If you haven't seen it, just go grab a drink from the bar, tip the performing artist, and look up!! Oh but how is the food?? I am working my way through the menu. I had a deconstructed appetizer that made zero sense to me On paper and even more confusing when it was presented. I'm like "wtf kind of appetizer is this" and of course it was devoured cause it was delicious. The gumbo is scrumptious, always get a bowl whether it's breakfast, brunch or lunch. The weekend brunch also has those Bottomless mimosas or Bloody Mary's on the menu for those that want to get their drink on.

Has a wonderful ambience and the food is like an upscale bar food experience. Service was also quick and the girl was friendly. Unfortunately we planned for a family dinner of 10 ppl and they split us up into 2 booths so we couldn't even socialize with our entire party. Spoke to quite a few different people and everyone just shrugged their shoulders and said sorry those are just the cards that were dealt. We would have gladly booked a reservation somewhere else had they not lied to us about the seating arrangement. Not customer oriented... I mean not that it matters to them since they see a buttload of tourists on the reg. But you've definitely lost our business for any future endeavors since you can't uphold a simple reservation or make it right when you don't accommodate what you promised.

We chose House of Blues for our dinner and a show before the Drawn to Life Cirque Du Solei show. We had mixed reviews. $45 per person, includes appetizer, Entree, and Dessert. We decided to choose different appetizers to get a variety of flavors. I chose the Carolina Mess - Pulled Pork, Queso, Jalapeños over fries. The flavor was good but way too much food for an appetizer. I would have preferred it as nachos. The fries ended up being a little soggy. Hubby chose the Voodoo Shrimp appetizer and it was amazing! We would definitely get this again. I chose the Cajun Chicken Pasta (see pic) for my meal. I barely ate any of it. Way too much pasta to chicken ratio. I picked the chicken out. Flavor was ok but because of the excess pasta even the sauce was too little to save this dish. Luckily I was partially full from the appetizer. Hubby ordered the Blackened Salmon and really liked it. Dessert was the saving Grace! I chose the Key Lime Pie, it was very good! Hubby chose the Bourbon Bread Pudding. OMGEEEE it was amazing! Definitely get this! They could do it for less $ and half the amount of food. Could have split one $45 meal for two of us. Probably wouldn't do the add on to the show again. The tale of two opposing meals. one great, one not so great. But we will eat at the here again.