Raglan Road Irish Pub

I’ve dined here probably 5-6 times. My most recent visit was a few months after having to go gluten free. All of my experiences have been great. I find their regular menu to be large and unique, and their allergy menu is also large. I have had fish and chips every visit, because it’s just my go-to. Even as someone who has to eat gluten free now, I was still able to order fish and chips, and honestly, it was better than the original! Even my waitress made that comment. The gluten free onion rings were good too. Definitely a loud environment, because they have live entertainment with dancing and music. If you are searching for a quieter dinner, then this is not the place for you.

This was a one of a kind experience. Being from Utah which has almost no UK culture, it was fun to come to an authentic Irish pub located in the states. The staff here were friendly and inviting. We got to watch an Irish tap dance while we ate our meals. It was loud and lively. The wait for the table was about 20 minutes even with booking a reservation a week prior. The food was pretty good. It wasn’t like 5 star and absolutely amazing but it hit the spot. The beer was fabulous and the Enron place was lovely! People at the pub, families enjoying big meals and Irish tap dancers doing shows right above ya while you ate. There is also a great musical duo here that played some great songs. The little shop out front was alright. It had lots of Irish merchandise. Some of it cool and authentic while other stuff was just a cash grab. Nothing crazy in there. All in all worth checking out!

Raglan Road at Disney Springs delivers exactly what you want from an Irish pub. We had a 1PM reservation for seven and the place was already buzzing. I ordered the Salmon Salad of the East, fresh Atlantic salmon with crisp vegetables and a light soy-ginger flavor. Great option if you want something lighter in a pub setting. Authentic Irish music was playing, and the raised stage is ready for tonight’s Irish dancers! Lively atmosphere, true pub feel, and solid food.

We really loved this spot and would absolutely recommend it. The vibes were great, and the space itself is huge with multiple dining areas. We ended up sitting outside on the patio—even though we originally hoped to be inside for the live music and river dancers—but it turned out to be a great choice. The inside wait was 1.5-2 hours around 8 PM, but outside had open tables immediately. There was live music outside as well, and the atmosphere was very fun! ••• It was very crowded, but the food was excellent and worth the wait. Our server was so friendly and checked in with us often; the only slightly odd part was the pacing. He would stop by and chat, but it wasn’t always clear whether he was ready to take drink or food orders, which led to a bit of a delay (about 15–20 minutes) before we were able to place our food order. A quick “are you ready to order?” would have helped, especially since a few nearby tables seemed to be experiencing the same thing, and we were hungry, haha! That said, it may have been intentional to let guests hang out, enjoy the music, and not feel rushed—especially given the live entertainment. ••• That said, we enjoyed it enough to stop back a second time just for a Guinness. The surrounding area with multiple Irish pubs, food spots, and gift shops made the experience even more fun. As people who love Ireland (and wish EPCOT had an Ireland pavilion!), this was a highlight of our trip!

First time here. Bar is very spacious. Jake is very accommodating and friendly. Food came out super hot!! Amazing presentation. Ten out of ten!!!! Music as you walk in. Dancers on every end of the bars. The Irish coffees are delicious and everything was fantastic. Easy to walk to from the entrance as soon as you enter through Uber if you’re not driving and on vacation Best spot in Disney springs ! Ten out of ten

Visited Disney Springs several times but this was our first time at Raglan Road, there was a 45 minute wait last time but today, on Thanksgiving, we got right in with no delays. Dining rooms are massive, you can’t tell from outside how big the place is. We got a table for two in the rear of the property with tufted leather club chairs which was a great touch. Our server, Matthew, was excellent, big shout out to him. A manager visited our table once as well. It was busy, but not noisy. Food was pricey, it’s Disney after all, but you get quality for that price. Portions were generous but not excessive. The Irish Egg, essentially a Scotch egg, was cooked perfectly, like a soft-boiled egg inside, with delicious onion and bacon marmalade. The fish chowder was packed with what I believe was cod, salmon and smoked trout, not a bunch of cheap potatoes like you find elsewhere. Partner loved the bangers and mash, the crispy onions were a nice touch. She loved her holiday mule and I got a Dublin flight of whiskey, three glasses with a fourth of ice water to mellow the spirits and bring out that floral note. Atmosphere was great as well, walls plastered with Irish themed paintings and photos, they had two great ones of Samuel Beckett and Shane MacGowan (Pogues) that I’ve never seen before. Overall a wonderful experience. And FYI, my spend number is higher than others here, as we got alcohol and gave a generous tip, hence that per person cost.

We came for the gluten free fish and chips. And loved the atmosphere. The Irish dancers and band were fun and entertaining. Carl our server was great. He was very aware of gluten free options. At the end of the meal he gave us a future tip. If you love bread pudding they will make a gluten free one but need 48 hour notice. Two different people came to talk to us about the gluten free food. We had the fritters and sadly they weren’t what we expected. The gluten free onion rings and fish and chips were great. My daughter was so happy. We also had the shepherd’s pie. I would choose that over the fish and chips next time.

Hands down, this is our favorite restaurant in the Disney Springs venue. We have been coming here for years. We've noted that in that time, many other "Downtown" Disney Springs places have come and gone. Raglan Road has maintained the same formula of delicious and authentic Irish fare, served up with a perfect pour of Guinness draught, of course. We always have had good attentive service at our table on every visit. Today, Anderson provided us just that. He is a great waiter and very friendly too. The prices have risen over time, but it's still very much worth every dollar spent. When we time it right, Raglan Road provides entertainment too on their stages and we have always enjoyed that. Our favorite meal is the Shepard's Pie, with Bread Pudding for dessert, both of which are prepared to perfection. We look forward to getting this again on our next visit.

Singers, Irish dancers and good eats. Looks like an Irish pub but in better condition than some of the ones in Ireland I visited. We were a party of 12 from the neighborhood. We waited about an hour listening to music, watching the dancers and drinking before our food arrived. Every dish did come out at one time so nobody was left behind. People ordering soup got fed sooner. My wife had the tomato soup which came with soda bread. She said the soup was good. We remember when bread would come to your table but now it's $3 for one person. Hers came with the soup. She also ordered the Irish egg as her entree. Again she enjoyed it. Raglan Road is in Disney springs with a nice walk from the orange garage. Free parking. DVC and annual pass discounts at lunch but not at dinner. You do get military discounts both lunch and dinner. I had the SALMON RUN TOO with broccolini and was able to substitute the potato cake for onion rings. Music and dancing to entertain you but it gets noisy.

If you are looking for a nice evening enjoying a good Irish meal and a wee bit of culture then Raglan Road is worth a trip. The food is outstanding and lots of Magners and Guinness on tap. There are live musicians and Irish Dancers there on the weekends. The servers are fantastic and are very friendly and attentive. The bangers and mash and fish and chips are outstanding!

Wait time: 30 minutes even with reservations Atmosphere: loud and crowded and dark Service: was okay, server was nice, didn't make it around often to refill drinks Food: very tasty, large portions Price:$$$ Cleanliness: it was dark, but it appeared clean

Located in Disney Springs, the quick service side of this restaurant is not to be missed-you can enjoy the delicious food and ambiance sitting either inside or outside. Our fish & chips were awesome and the tartar sauce was not TOO flavored. Perfect for the malt vinegar & salt or lemon if you prefer.

What an amazing restaurant in Disney Springs. It is an Irish Pub with lots of space and it has areas gift shop. On the day we were there we got to see singers and those river dancer people on the stage. It was a good time. They have a great craft beer draft menu and an awesome whiskey selection. The food was good and the service was better. I highly recommend Raglan Road Irish Restaurant in Disney Springs.

The food here for brunch was amazing. I had avocado eggs Benedict toast which was delicious! I loved it! I ordered a side of pancakes which was to die for. I ordered kids size and it was surprisingly bigger than I expected. Our server was awesome! She had awesome recommendations and was on point in making sure we are well taken care of. We went in a Sunday and there were even live performances! A two man band and a few dancers! Very nice place!

Birthday celebration with Sunday brunch. I ordered the it's ok to drool while others ordered the pancakes & scrumpet Benedict. Liv was lovely & food was delicious.

Great afternoon happy hour spot! Scored $6 beers and split fish n chips. Bartender was incredible, great service, and fun Irish vibe. Will be back!

I'm surprised by the number of times I've been to Disney Springs; it's taken too long to try it here. It has an Irish feel the moment you walk in. I came in as a party of two, and the wait for a table was long since we didn't have a reservation. We ended up sitting at the bar since it's first-come, first-served, and there were plenty of seats open. The bartender was very friendly and helpful. My sister and I tried the Kopparberg Strawberry & Lime Premium Cider, and I loved it! I like my drinks sweet, and it was perfect. For the entrée, my sister ordered fish and chips, and she loved it. I had a few bites, and the fish was perfectly crispy and flavorful. I ordered the Bangers and mash cause it's one of my favorite dishes. The red wine sauce was perfect, and the potatoes were creamy. A bite with everything on it was delicious.

We were so psyched to get a table here. We've walked by before, and it looked like a blast with all the music and dancing. We came back when we were supposed to. They sat us right away. We got some drinks. I had a Strawberry Fields Mimosa. It was amazing! Then, we heard the music and saw the show. But, we were kinda far from the stage. They didn't even ask if we wanted to be closer. I had to stand up to see anything. Our food came out fast. Maybe we were expecting something different. The food was good, but it wasn't what we thought. It's a great place to eat, but try to get a table near the stage for the full experience.

I had Heard over our visits to Orlando and Disney that this place is beloved. While pricey and extremely noisy, glad it lived up to the hype. Service was good. Enjoyed the flight options Available to try a small but responsible amount of beer --for a very hot day in July! Would love to try various other menu items.

The live entertainment is unmatched. Where else can you watch Irish dancers and real musicians from Ireland? only if you went to Ireland, would you see that. Also, the atmosphere and details of a real Irish pub are amazing. The menu has changed the past couple years. They no longer offer my favorite gnocchi dish with scallops. You also need to pay for the comfort bread that is not complimentary anymore with dinner. I will have to only recommend this place for drinks ,and not for food. It's sad to see things have changed and they now charge you for items like bread and had to remove certain items from their menu mainly anything with scallops.

I came here to end my weekend in Orlando, and I am glad I did. I had the Scrumpet City dish, which is an eggs Benedict, with Irish bacon, cheddar on a scrumpet. I was blown away by the flavors of the dish. The yolk inside the eggs were perfectly runny, and the flavor didn't taste like your average egg from grocery stores. The Irish bacon and all the other ingredients perfectly complimented the eggs, while also packing a punch on their own. On top of the fantastic food, the servers were extremely kind, always smiling, and welcoming. Couple that hospitality with the gorgeous aesthetics of the restaurant, and you'll have a phenomenal brunch. I am absolutely grateful that I decided to give this place a try. And can't wait to swing by again when I come back to Orlando.

This restaurant is located at Disney Springs on the west side. Someone recently told me this was her favorite restaurant at Disney Springs so I figured I would give it a try for dinner today. It is an Irish Restaurant and Pub. It is a big space so I had no problem getting a table without a reservation. The menu offers about ten appetizers and twenty entrées. I opted for the Shepard's pie. It had a combination of finely shredded lamb and beef in a beef broth along with carrots with mashed potatoes on top. It was a plentiful and tasty meal. The restaurant also has live Irish entertainment. While I was there there were about five or six Irish dancers who performed. They also have a gift shop that has a lot of merchandise.

Neat Irish spot in Disney Springs with great friendly service! We were also lucky enough to catch the live music and dancing which was very nice as well. My partner and I shared the Say No More brunch which was the perfect serving size for 2 people! The boxty potato was a pleasant surprise and full of flavor! I also had a bite of some delicious pancakes topped with blueberries. My only complaint is that the first bite of food I had tasted soapy. I'm thinking it was some soapy remnant on the fork that just needed a little rinse because every bite thereafter was good. Overall, a very nice brunch spot with some unique and tasty food!

This place is so good! The entertainment was super fun and lively. Our waiter was super attentive even in a packed house. The food was great, our favorite meal of the week at Disney. I highly recommend the gnocchi!

If you're looking for a little slice of Ireland while visiting Disney Springs this is the place for you. A warm Irish welcome awaits you that's backed up my a great food menu with lots of Irish classics and riffs of classics. The pint of Guinness is a decent one here - 4/5 - and is properly poured, settled and topped off, by great bartenders. There's always live music and/or dancing to keep you entertained and a great gift shop to buy some souvenirs. Sláinte

went here with my cousin who is gluten free due to celiac. we let the waiter know and they brought out an allergy manager who let us know what was and wasn't gluten freee all the way down to the sauces. we both got the fish and chips and she got the gluten freee onion rings and i got a espresso martini. the food was delicious and as someone who eats gluten i have to say, the gluten free onion rings were delicious. service was fantastic, the food came quickly and our server was nice. the atmosphere was great, live irish music and dancing but not too loud where you couldn't hear your conversations. they even had a gift shop with wacky woolies which took me back to my ireland vacations. i would recommend getting a reservation if you're going after a day at the disney parks because i couldn't imagine having to do more waiting

I came here with my family on a Sunday night during Labor Day weekend. Luckily, we had a reservation for 5 PM and got a table right up front! We were next to the stage. It was super entertaining and full of energy at the beginning of our meal, catching the prime time for a show. I was pleasantly surprised with how delicious the food and cocktails were in between the performances. It was a perfect balance of good food and company, along with authentic entertainment. Loved it.

I went for brunch with family and the service was really good. However, the food was disappointing. I ordered the steak agus eggs. The steak had no flavor. The sauce drizzled over it was much needed given the lack of flavor. Half of the buttermilk biscuit waffle was so hard, I couldn't cut it with the steak knife! The coffee was really good and the server suggested I add hot butterscotch sauce to sweeten it. That was an amazing suggestion and I loved it. The place itself is very big and loud. That's not a problem if you're prepared and expecting it. The vibe was lively and fun with live performances where the audience can participate. If I go back, it'll be more for drinks and the vibes. I'd also like to try their dinner but will not so brunch again.

If Disney Springs is the kingdom of shopping and overhyped chain dining, then Raglan Road is its cathedral -- a place where the beer is cold, the music live, and the food so divine it feels like the Irish saints themselves are blessing your plate. Step through the doors and you're swallowed by dark woodwork, stained glass, and that cozy, old-country pub glow. But this isn't a prefab set piece. Much of the interior was handcrafted in Ireland, then shipped across the Atlantic plank by plank to Orlando. Even the stage where the musicians and dancers perform was built by Irish craftsmen. You're not just walking into a restaurant -- you're walking into a piece of Dublin, relocated brick by brick into the Florida swamp. The food? Divine is the only word. The pork dishes -- slow-cooked, glazed, tender to the point of sin -- are the kind of thing that make you put down your fork mid-bite and just close your eyes. Fish and chips arrive golden and crisp, batter snapping like a cymbal. Shepherd's pie is comfort food reincarnated. Even the bread service -- Guinness and brown bread with a dreamy Guinness reduction dipping sauce -- is an act of culinary seduction. Nothing here phones it in; every plate feels like a love letter to Irish tradition, written with Disney polish. The beer list is as serious as the kitchen. Perfect pints of Guinness poured with patience, craft brews from Ireland and the States, whiskeys lined up like a choir. Order a flight, sink into your chair, and let the fiddles, bodhráns, and step-dancers carry you away. The entertainment isn't background noise -- it's a show in itself, with the kind of raw, stomping energy that makes the walls vibrate. History matters here, too. Raglan Road opened in 2005, back when Disney Springs was still Downtown Disney, and it immediately set itself apart as the real deal -- not just another themed eatery, but a cultural import. Even celebrity Irish chef Kevin Dundon helped craft the opening menu, ensuring it had credibility beyond the theme park bubble. Nearly twenty years later, it still hasn't lost its edge. Lunch, dinner, late-night beer -- Raglan Road delivers every single time. It's the one spot in Disney Springs that feels authentic, alive, and immune to the churn of trends around it. If you can only eat one meal at Disney Springs, make it here. Raglan Road isn't just dinner. It's a pilgrimage.

I love this place . First of all, as a Disney Springs venue you can pretty much expect solid service, but Brian was wonderful. The cocktails? SPECTACULAR, the New York one I had was so interesting and well balanced. The old Fashioned was great too. It can be loud here depending on when you come, at times they have performances. Good for groups of most sizes too

Came here for lunch and it was nice to find a special lunch menu. We ordered soup and salad, today's special split pea and ham and garden salad with honey mustard dressing. The soup was blended and creamy and delicious, and I'm normally not a split pea soup fan. The honey mustard was very flavorful and tasted homemade. We also ordered the bang bang chicken, also good and covered with micro thin fresh fried potato sticks, very good and added a lot to the plating appeal. Also on the menu was a Baileys Ice Cream shake, very refreshing so three for three, all $10 each. Nice ambience, huge restaurant, great service what more could I ask for. I would come again.

Pros: Location can't be beat. Right in the heart of Disney Springs. Ambiance was excellent. We got seated outside near the Irish singing duo, so we were just chillin for a long time. Service was excellent. Drinks were refilled promptly, food came out timely. A well oiled machine. And the food was so good. Really high quality stuff. This place surely can't be owned solely by Disney. Cons: No real cons. Maybe the incredibly long lines this place always has, but hey, make a reservation. Tips: Get the double crusted savory pie they offer. Very delicious, even the crust. And no soggy bottom. If you want the prime rib, get it in sandwich form. I couldn't imagine eating a whole hunk of that thing with no bread.

I've never been inside the sitdown restaurant, Ryland Rose, but we always go to their fast food service on this side of the building and get their fish and chip. for $20 you get a very large fish and plenty of fries x On the table, there is ketchup vinegar and some mayo I think either way it is a great spot just to casually eat and chat with your friends and get a fountain drink for a decent price. I mean this is Disney spring so prices are always going to be exorbitant. The staff are really nice and helpful and they keep the place pretty clean.

Raglan Road is definitely one of my favorite dining options at Disney Springs and their Irish espresso martini is to die for... probably even in my top 5 espresso martinis ever! It's made with Slane Irish whiskey and Guinness simple syrup making it a unique take on this classic drink. This is one of my go-to drink stops when spending the day at DS and their bar service it top notch. I recently stopped in for lunch with my parents who were visiting from out of town. My dad & I were craving fish & chips, so of course this is THE spot. It was a weekday afternoon, so it was pretty quiet in there. I was hoping their fun entertainment and Irish dancers would be on stage, but I guess that's only in the evenings. Depending on where you're seated, not all areas have a view of the stage, so that's something to keep in mind if you're planning a visit during peak hours. The fish & chips hit the spot and the beer-battered cod fillet was a generous portion. I upgraded to the garlic parmesan fries which were just ok. I'd probably just stick with the regular fries next time. My stepmom got their OMG burger which she really enjoyed. The food at Disney Springs can be hit or miss, but I can always count on having a consistently good meal & drinks at Raglan Road. I know it just past, but their St. Patrick's Day celebration is epic if you ever happen to be around at that time in the future!

We've been passholders for over 12 years, and this was our first time dining here. The restaurant itself was very nice. We wanted to eat outside since the weather was beautiful and all the tables were shaded, but the outdoor area was closed. The hostess mentioned we could eat outside at Cooks of Dublin, but there was absolutely no shade there. So we chose to dine inside. Again, the interior was very nice, and most tables were empty. I had the Bangers and Mash, which was very good. My wife had the fish and chips. Unfortunately, the fish didn't taste fresh, and many of the chips were undercooked, so much so that the potatoes were hard in the middle. One of our guests said the same about her fries. Our other guest said his meal was good, but he rarely admits when he doesn't like something. The waiter seemed to be in a huge rush. He asked if it was our first time visiting, and when I said yes, he didn't offer any information about the menu or make any suggestions. He simply asked what we'd like to drink and what we wanted to eat, right away. He took our drink and meal orders so quickly that he didn't even ask about appetizers. It all happened so fast that we didn't have much time to look at the menu, so we ended up skipping appetizers. He said, "You won't need these plates, let me take them," and hurriedly removed them, rolling the dinnerware onto the table. He did ask if we wanted to split a bread pudding while quickly grabbing the plates, but we had already decided to get dessert elsewhere. Overall, I was not impressed. This is why we typically don't try new places, we should have gone to one of the hotel restaurants like we usually do.

This place is fun to take a family. It's themed to an old Irish pub, and they have good beer and traditional Irish food. I got the Shepard's pie with some beer. They have Irish line dancing every hour or so, and it's quite entertaining as you enjoy your meal. The food is good, but nothing to rave about.

Love the entertainment. Love the beer. Love the fish n chips and thick fries! Always end up meeting with my friends here and hopping around Disney Springs. ‍

This place is TOP TIER. Atmosphere is amazing. Waitstaff are engaging and kind. Food is out of this world. Truly doesn't get much better. Pro tip... MAKE A RESERVATION. Showing up without a reservation will equate to at least an hour wait during the busy dinner hours. Again, MAKE A RESERVATION!!! The Irish entertainment here are world class performers. Truly wonderful! Would absolutely recommend to anyone looking for an amazing Irish meal at Disney Springs!

Now there is a vibe here and let's just say it is all over the place just the way it should be at an Irish establishment. By that I mean there's live music people dancing and kicking their legs into the air and just a whole party the entire time you are here which you really can't go wrong with! The food here was super yummy and still simple I mean the bangers and mash were perfect as the sausages were flavorful just like the potato's under them even more so with some of that yummy gravy over the top with this I mixed in the fried onions as they just added so much more to each bite! Their tartar sauce was absolutely delicious like it's one of the best I've ever had so much flavor and it hits you in all the right ways! Overall this is a super fun time that's not to be missed so do yourself a favor and come get some Irish goodness along with a pint of Guinness as you so know you want to kick those legs high in the air just like they are doing here!

Love coming to Raglan Road! Service is quick and attentive. Always a good hearty meal. Entertainment in the evening is always great and I cant get enough of the Bread and Butter Pudding!

Review for the Ragland Road Retail Store On 6/13/2025 we had dinner at Ragland Road but after eating I just had to stop in their Retail Shop. It makes you think that you really are in Ireland. Music would have helped a bit more. Our daughter and her husband just have a love for Ireland and I stepped in to look at their Solvar earrings. I took some pictures of one I thought she would love to have for her birthday. I sent her the pictures and we do a lot of shopping via text, I knew it would take several days for her to get back to me. We touched base on 6/17 and it would be the last time that we could get back over to the retail store before we returned home. I googled it and saw that the store would only be opened until 11:00 that night. We hurriedly left Epcot but everything slowed us down. We rushed and got to the store at 10:45! We asked Lily to help us, if she could. I showed her the picture of the earrings and she helped me decide to get style 834045. Yes, they were perfect! She rang up the sale and we were ready to go. She was adorable and so helpful. The store was so full of wonderful Irish items. P. S. We did get to return to the store on our departure day and bought our son-in-law a Soccer T-Shirt for his birthday. Robyn

Raglan Road is always such a joy! This past visit, my husband and I got there about 4pm on a Saturday and didn't expect to find a place to sit but we happily got two spots at the bar with a great view of the stages. A band and dancers were playing the whole time we were there. We started with drinks. I ordered the Irish Espresso Martini and my husband got the Kilkenny beer. Both were great and my martini was exactly as I hoped - not too sweet. We also ordered some food. I got the Chicken in the Garden (mixed greens with grilled chicken and green goddess dressing) and my husband wasn't too hungry so he got the Dalkey Duo (battered pork sausages with dipping sauce). My salad was great and the dressing had a nice tang to it. The Dalkey Duo came each speared on their own forks and standing in a holder. We had a few curious people ask what we had ordered. The service was great and our bartenders took great care of us. I ordered a Magners cider before we cashed out and the bartender said it was his first Magners served in months since the USA distribution paused. We will be back!

We went in for a break and had a Pint of Guinness & a Harp we also ordered their Sure I'm Frittered Broccoli and corn fritter with a sweetcorn puree and fire roasted pepper relish! (Think of onion straws made with broccoli &corn) These were a great snack with our beers! Raglan Road is a neat large Pub with quite a few gathering sections it also offers Irish Entertainment with music and dances as well as a full menu for your dining pleasure! This is one place you may enjoy if you visit Disney Springs! Special Shout out to Caity our server for keeping it fun and for suggesting the Fritters.

If you're craving a true taste of Ireland without booking a flight, this place delivers. From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere was alive -- traditional Irish music drifting through the air, the rhythmic stomp of live dancers on the floor, and the unmistakable warmth of a well-run family kitchen. Let's talk food. The braised beef was fork-tender, simmered to perfection in a rich, dark gravy that had clearly been building flavor for hours. If you've had disappointing "pub food" elsewhere, this is your redemption. Then came the slow-cooked lamb -- melt-in-your-mouth texture, subtly seasoned to let the meat shine, served with root vegetables that tasted like they came from someone's grandmother's garden. Entertainment-wise, it's the real deal. Not just background noise, but professional Irish step dancers and live musicians who know how to work a crowd without turning it into a circus.

Raglan Road is the bees knees. Great atmosphere and wonderful Irish bands. Loved the father and son duo that played out on the patio. The night was beautiful and the music was delightful. The food is delicious and the service is also great. Definitely a great spot for Irish folk and those that are looking for a good time.

We made a last minute reservations at Raglan Road while visiting Disney Springs. We were sat right at the stage to the absolute pure joy and entertainment of my 2 year old. Everyone from the hosts to the servers to the dancers to the band were so, so kind and talented. Ollie especially enjoyed playing peek-a-boo with the band. ha. Such a lively Tuesday evening! Felt like we were right back in Dublin. We will be back!

We had a 815 pm reservation on Friday Jan 17. We arrived for our rez at 8 PM (party of 2)......we were actually sat at 9 PM. Hubby got a rosemary whiskey sour that he loved and came quick to the table. Our server Marco and his shadow Ivey were super sweet and attentive. Food was dropped by a runner. It came out in like 20 min from the time we ordered. Now I don't recall from last time we were here but -the beer batter is really thick and not crunchy. Is this the usual way they make it? Hubby's was ident

Loved this place! From the decor to the menu, the experience is right on theme. We walked in with no reservation around 4:30pm, were immediately seated and quickly served. A huge bonus was the indoor performance--a group of Irish cloggers performed for about 30 minutes. The menu is pricier (we walked out with two entrees and two drinks for around $100), but the food was excellent! The shepherds pie was delicious and the presentation was on par. The espresso martini was also pretty flavorful, better than the stereotypical espresso + vodka martini.

Raglan Road Irish restaurant is definitely one of our favorite restaurants at Disney Springs. We always make a special trip to Disney springs just to come to Raglan when we are in Orlando. First thing is when we walked in the restaurant it was so pleasant and refreshing after being in the heat. With a friendly greeting from the hostess we put our name down for a table and then casually look around their awesome Irish store. Once we were seated we got our menu we ordered the Guinness beer, and they have a special menu with vegan and allergy friendly, and gluten-free options. They were so incredibly helpful with my sensitivities no other Restaurant has done that for me. I really appreciated it. I got the dairy free vegan shepherds pie. And it was delicious! I definitely would go with that again they had such a nice creamy tangy sauce with it. It was mainly made from beans and potatoes with vegetables very good. I would definitely order that again. My husband got the regular shepherds pie with real juicy beef creamy potatoes, vegetables in it with a Guinness and some nice bread. Our server was awesome very helpful and funny. We will definitely be back.

This was our second brunch visit to Ragland Road which is now one of my favorite restaurants at Disney Springs! The chicken pie is amazing and the coffee is great quality! If you want a comforting meal you should definitely check them out.

TLDR: Overall 11/10 experience from the food & drinks, service from Alan and fun ambiance of the Irish step dancers and overall rustic vibe. It was a busy Friday night and we put our name on the waitlist for a 25 minute wait. We were called back pretty much for our estimated wait time. We luckily were brought to a table right by the performance stage. In between the Irish dancing sets, they also have live music so there is constant entertainment. We were greeted by our very friendly server Alan. He was on the ball and didn't miss a beat throughout our entire dinner. He was extremely knowledgeable about the menu and even shared his favorites. He was quick and made sure our water glasses were always full. We started off with the old fashioned which came with a cute little piece of crispy bacon and I got the Passion Martini which comes with a shot of Prosecco on the side. Obsessed is an understatement. I want all of my martinis to come with shots of Prosecco from now on. We got the soda bread to start and got the large which comes with 8 pierces. It was definitely plenty for the 3 of us. We then got the shepherds pie, chicken pot pie and butternut squash gnocchi. Each were just absolutely fabulous and delicious. Of my husband could lick the shepherds pie plate, I'm honestly sure he would. I would say I'm not a huge mushroom fan and the chicken pot pie is definitely mushroom heavy, however I loved it! It was just like a hug on a plate; just so warm and cozy which was perfect for a chilly Florida night. Usually gnocchis are pretty heavy, but this one was surprisingly not too heavy and very fresh with the squash. We were waaay too full dessert. I would definitely like to come back, try some apps, different entrees and a dessert next time for sure!

All four meals were great, as was the entertainment. The Irish Coffee was the best I've had outside of Co. Kerry.

+.5 for service This is one of the best restaurants inside Disney Springs. I was so happy when a reservation spot opened on my last day in Florida for lunch. Not only was the food excellent for Disney quality, the atmosphere was even better, with live music and dancers inside the place. You do need to be closer to the centre of the restaurant to get the best of the entertainment. Since this is an Irish pub, I wanted something that resembles Irish food. I decided on a Shepherd's Pie, since the photos I saw looked pretty good. It honestly was! I've had a few shepherd's pies in my life before and this one honestly pulled its weight well. Yeah it's pricey at $28, but everything is in Disney. Service was excellent here. The entertainment was as well. I definitely recommend getting a reservation here if you're looking for quality dining inside Disney.

First time here. Live music inside and out!. They were able to seat me outside immediately. Place was slammed. Service was very friendly and appetizer came out almost immediately! Ordered Irish Egg, Bread, and Braised Beef. Everything tasted great, would come again!

Raglan Road is an Irish pub located in Disney Springs. They had live entertainment with Irish dancers tapping their shoes to the beats. The music was great. Too bad we didn't get a table with a good view of the stage. Food did take a while to come out. * Kiss Before Shrimp 10/5 - This dish was amazing. It had nice, juicy shrimp enveloped in a perfect buttery sauce with different herbs. The accompanying bread was dense and not great. * Nom Nom Wings 3.5/5 - The wings were juicy, but burnt. They also tasted both sweet and savory, so flavors were a bit odd. * Scallop and Pork Belly Gnocchi 4/5 - The scallop was tasty, but the sauce was salty. The gnocchi were good, but they were huge. Smaller gnocchi would be better. The included pork belly pieces were dry and not tender.

First off, before I dive into all the things we loved about our visit here in detail I want to give a shoutout to Jennifer our server, who has been working here for 15 years. She was friendly, funny, attentive and made our visit even better by giving us recommendations and being informative about the restaurant's background. Being a Holiday (New Years Day) I was pleasantly surprised to find a late night opening for dinner. After checking in at the desk we were promptly seated within about 5-10 minutes. We browsed the restaurant gift shop quickly as we waited. Upon being seated we were given menus and our drink order was taken. We decided to start with the Dalkey Duo with was Dalkey mustard beer battered Cheshire heritage pork sausages, Dalkey mustard mayonnaise and buffalo apple sauce. We loved the sausage, but the housemade sauces added so much to the flavor. We couldn't decide which we liked best. For entrees we ordered the Shepherds pie and the butternut squash gnocchi. The presentation for both were incredibly beautiful and almost too pretty to dig into. The shepherds pie was very tasty but the wine sauce was a little overpowering for my date. The butternut squash gnocchi was phenomenal. We wish there had been a little bit more pieces of squash in the dish because we only found 2-3. We were full and weren't quite able to finish our food. We skipped desert because we couldn't eat another bite. We were fortunate enough to score a table directly at the front of the stage. We had a front row seat to the live Irish entertainment. The Irish dancers were very professional and on point. Nobody in the room could resist clapping along. The Irish band was also incredible and we thoroughly enjoyed them. We couldn't stop commenting to each other how great our dinner experience was.

I could not tell you one bad thing about our experience here this last weekend. We went to the stand at about 1 PM to try and get seated. It was a wait for indoors, but there was no weight to sit on the patio, which is what we were looking for. The server was very nice and helpful! I asked him which of two dishes he would recommend, and we decided on the All This... And Eggs on Top because it is a weekend only brunch item. The braised beef was TOO GOOD! It tore apart easily and melted in your mouth. It has lots of flavor. It also seemed like a good bit of meat for the price! My boyfriend's shepherds pie was LOADED with meat! It was almost straight protein! Amazing flavor as well! We cannot wait to go back and try a lot more!