favorite disney springs spot

[firemanx]

whats your must hit thing at springsie: food store anything & why!

 

[NYCgrrl]

Vivoli (sp?) Gelato.

 

[OKW Lover]

Wine Bar George - for the obvious reason.
Polite Pig - really good BBQ
Homecomming - good comfort food

 

[palavra]

The Marketplace, World of Coke, and live music.

 

[NYCgrrl]

World of Coke

It’s in DS now? I thought it used to be in Epcot.

 

[fla4fun]

It’s in DS now? I thought it used to be in Epcot.

The smaller one is still in Epcot, tucked around behind the gift shop. But they built a huge one at DS with a rooftop bar also. The one at Epcot still has the free samples. I haven’t heard about free samples at DS.

 

[fla4fun]

 

[DisDreaming4116]

UNIQLO - I'm a big fan of their clothing style options.
Polite Pig later at night. This place gets busy but it's not as hectic later at night and it has amazing food at decent prices.

 

[scrappinginontario]

We enjoy Chicken Guy!

 

[erinch]

Porch at Jock Lindsays

 

[disneydreamer1980]

Homecomin, the Lego store for ds

 

[gmi3804]

The BOATHOUSE - Sophisticated (but loud!) and top-notch steaks and seafood. Great sandwiches too. Hopping bar.
Wine Bar George - Great name, of course. And well-made food, extensive wine list, lots by the glass in different-sized pours.
Polite Pig - Locally-owned and -run real deal BBQ. Good value semi-quick serve.
Jaleo - Maybe the pinnacle of dining at WDW, even though it’s part of a super-upscale chain, with prices to match. Great Happy Hour too.
Raglan Road - Upscale Irish (who knew?) and bustling atmosphere with live music and shows. A party every day, with authentic food to match. A great night out.

 

[rangerxenos]

Gideon's for cookies, peanut butter cold brew and hot cookie hour, Boathouse, Art Smith's and Raglan Road for lunch/dinner.

 

[NickC]

Polite Pig and Edward Beiner sunglasses.

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[beccasmom]

Raglan Road - great food and atmosphere! And that bread pudding!

Vera Bradley - I own way too much of these items already, but I always stop by to check out their Disney items.

Homecomin’ - love the chicken and deviled eggs.

Oakley - my favorite brand of sunglasses.

Tommy Bahama - DH likes their shirts and it’s right across the way from Columbia, another favorite of his (along with Harley-Davidson).

Sephora - not a must, but if I forget to pack something makeup-related, I stop here.

 

[Angelia'sthree]

We start every trip at Disney Springs by activating our tickets and eating at Earl of Sandwich, then World of Disney.
Wetzel Pretzel is now a must before leaving.

 

[NYCgrrl]

The BOATHOUSE - Sophisticated (but loud!) and top-notch steaks and seafood. Great sandwiches too. Hopping bar.
Wine Bar George - Great name, of course. And well-made food, extensive wine list, lots by the glass in different-sized pours.
Polite Pig - Locally-owned and -run real deal BBQ. Good value semi-quick serve.
Jaleo - Maybe the pinnacle of dining at WDW, even though it’s part of a super-upscale chain, with prices to match. Great Happy Hour too.
Raglan Road - Upscale Irish (who knew?) and bustling atmosphere with live music and shows. A party every day, with authentic food to match. A great night out.

We used to hangout at DS during the Christmas and NYE holidays; much calmer than MK or Epcot but still great entertainment and fireworks.

 

[Jim Libasci]

Jaleo is our favorite restaurant down there right now. You can splurge on the tasting menu if you want or just sample 4-5 things. We have a favorite server we always ask for, Winnie, she has a great knack for figuring out what you'd like if just give a few of your favorites.

 

[BrianL]

Three words: Earl. Of. Sandwich.

That;s an every-trip hit for me. I do also enjoy D-Luxe Burger, Gideons, and Salt & Straw. The Marketplace Co-Op is my favorite shop, though not as much since Wonderground Gallery merch was moved to the art store.

 

[Justrose]

Gideons, Salt and Straw, World of Disney and Chicken Guy.