Big River Grille and Brewing Works

[insoin]

Has anyone had dinner here? Is it any good? I was looking at the menu and it looked good. Does it take ADR's like other places?

Thanks.

 

[madalex]

I go to BRG once each trip, but usually for lunch, not dinner. It's pretty good bar food with some good beers as well. I don't believe they take ADRs through the Disney system.

 

[cinderella'smommy]

We had dinner there; it was nice. We just had burgers. We didn't have a reservation, so a bit of a wait. I am not sure whether they just don't in general, or whether it was because it was a last minute decision on our part.

 

[Robert P]

Has anyone had dinner here? Is it any good? I was looking at the menu and it looked good. Does it take ADR's like other places?

Thanks.

ITA with the PP, in that it's good bar food. I favor the quote "good for a beer and burger, and that's about it". We had a last minute dinner there in November and the burger, beer, and soup were all very good. Kid's meal was pretty solid as well.

They don't take ADR's through WDW, but I have heard that you can call the restaurant directly and get a reservation, though we haven't tried that as of yet.

 

[Hopefully]

I agree with the others, we had dinner there and it was good bar food. It is certainly not a gourmet restaurant, but for what it is we enjoyed it. I would go back.
If you call the restaurant directly they will take reservations, I believe it is 30 days in advance.
Have Fun

 

[ncbyrne]

We love going there for dinner. Sitting at a table outside is a great experience. I had the best tasting dinner of my entire trip. A very memorable and tasty dish!
Here's what I ordered, it's on the menu under Brewer's Selections:
Hazelnut Crusted Chicken - Sauteed and served in sun-dried cherry sauce. Accompanied by garlic mashed potatoes and vegetables. $16.50

 

[JennyDrake]

It was OK but certainly not a destination. OK for burgers and such. Pricey.

 

[FairestOfThemAll]

I ate there with DMom & DSister a couple years ago. Dinner was very good (as almost all Disney meals seem to be), but the chocolate dessert was absolutely fantastic. The location was great: we sat outside and were able to see the nearby fireworks. Wandering around the boardwalk was fun, too, with all the entertainers (the magician in particular was very engaging).

 

[Deb & Bill]

We ate there a few years ago and one of the worst meals in all of WDW. First they didn't page our pager and we saw lots of people who arrived after us getting seated. So we asked the hostess and she said we must have been too far away (yeah, we were within a few steps of the podium). Then they seated us at a table that hadn't been cleaned off - gave us menus but didn't clear the table or wipe if off. When they brought our food my husband's meat loaf was frozen inside and burned on the outside. And when we asked to see the manager he was as rude as the hostess.

Needless to say, three strikes and they were out. Never again.