Raglan Road Irish Pub And Restaurant

Price: $$
Reservations: Recommended
Opened: 10/21/2005
Location:  WDW Resort

Raglan Road Irish Pub and Restaurant is one of Disney Springs’ signature dining venues, located in The Landing and known for combining Irish pub atmosphere, hearty food, live music, and Irish dance into one of the district’s most fully realized restaurant experiences. Unlike a themed dining room that merely borrows a few decorative cues, Raglan Road was built to feel like a genuine Victorian-style Dublin pub, with Irish materials, furnishings, antiques, art, and craftsmanship shaping the space. Its own history emphasizes that it was conceived by an Irishman and built in Dublin by Irish craftspeople before being assembled in Florida.

The restaurant’s appeal comes from the fact that it works as both dinner and entertainment. Guests can order Irish-inspired pub fare while performers bring live music and step dancing to the dining room and patio. Disney Springs lists live Irish music and dance performances daily, with main-stage evening entertainment and additional weekend brunch performances, making Raglan Road feel more animated than a standard table-service restaurant. That energy is a major reason the restaurant has remained popular: it is not just a place to eat, but a lively nighttime destination.

The menu mixes traditional pub comfort with more contemporary restaurant polish. Current offerings include items such as homemade brown soda bread with Guinness glaze, soups, wings, Scotch egg-style starters, fish and chips, braised beef, shepherd’s pie-style dishes, burgers, seafood, desserts, beer flights, cocktails, and a deep whiskey selection. The adjoining Cookes of Dublin quick-service window gives the larger Raglan Road brand a faster casual outlet for fish and chips, burgers, pies, and other Irish fare.

Historically, Raglan Road opened on October 21, 2005, during the Downtown Disney era, before the district was reimagined as Disney Springs. Its arrival helped signal a shift toward more distinctive, third-party dining concepts with stronger architecture, entertainment, and culinary identity. As Disney Springs evolved, Raglan Road fit naturally into the new Landing district, where restaurants became a major draw rather than just support for shopping and nightlife.

Today, Raglan Road remains notable because it has a strong sense of place. It is casual enough for families, atmospheric enough for adults, and lively enough to feel like an event. For guests looking for a Disney Springs meal with real personality, it remains one of the district’s most reliable choices: part pub, part restaurant, part music hall, and part celebration of Irish hospitality.