Disney Springs restaurants: all 52 places to eat and drink, by price, area and how hard they are to book

How much does a meal at Disney Springs cost?

Less than its reputation, if you pick the right kind of place. These are the typical spends per person from our 52 Disney Springs restaurant pages, each taken from a dated menu between 9 and 14 September 2026.

The jump from counter to table service roughly doubles the bill, and the signature tier doubles it again. The five signature restaurants are Paddlefish, Jaleo, Morimoto Asia, The Boathouse and STK Steakhouse.

No park ticket is needed, parking in the garages is free, and Disney buses and boats run from the resorts, which our Disney Springs guide covers.

Which Disney Springs restaurants are hardest to book?

Four, on the reservation difficulty recorded on each of our restaurant pages: Chef Art Smith's Homecomin' ($50 typical spend), Jaleo ($51), Morimoto Asia ($70) and The Boathouse ($85). Book those as soon as your window opens.

Twenty more are easy to book, and 28 take no reservation: every counter, snack stop and bar, and a few sit-down places. Homecomin' is the one most worth planning around; its page explains why the fried chicken, at $34, draws the queue.

Every Disney Springs restaurant, by area

Grouped by area and sorted by typical spend per person. One row is a closure rather than a recommendation: Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill shut on 13 September 2026 and Disney cancelled every later booking, so it is kept here, marked, rather than deleted — people are still searching for it.

The Landing, on the waterfront, has the most choice; the Marketplace has the fewest and the most family-themed.

Each name links to our full page, with the menu, prices and sources for that restaurant.

Where are the cheapest good meals at Disney Springs?

At the counters in The Landing and Town Center. The Daily Poutine and Amorette's Patisserie run about $12 a person, Pizza Ponte $14, and Chicken Guy, Earl of Sandwich and Everglazed about $15.

For a sit-down meal on a budget, Splitsville's dining room is the cheapest table service at about $24, then City Works at $25. Raglan Road, at about $30, adds free live Irish music and dancing every evening from 5 to 10 p.m.

For children, the Marketplace's two themed restaurants, T-Rex and Rainforest Cafe, cost about $30 and $32 a person.

Is Disney Springs good for a special-occasion dinner?

Yes, and without a park ticket. The Boathouse and STK are the two most expensive dinners, at a typical $85 and $88 a person; STK's thirteen steaks run from $49 to $160, its page records. Morimoto Asia sits between them and the table-service median at about $70.

For a cheaper treat, Wine Bar George at about $45 pours more than 200 wines by the glass, the bottle or the ounce. Paddlefish, the paddleboat on the lake, is the least expensive signature restaurant at about $38.