Kid friendly Disney springs restaurant advice

[desl10]

We are looking to check out Disney springs our first night in Disney and need advice on a good kid friendly restaurant. Not super nice… one more middle of the road from a cost standpoint.
we are already doing rainforest another day.
I see some pizza places but which ones are the best?
Or a great burger place.
Maybe a good Mexican or sports bar type food.

Something that won’t cost $$$$ for our family of 6.

 

[thanxfornoticin]

T-Rex or Frontera Cocina are both places that might fit your criteria. We've enjoyed a number of good Mexican meals at FC.

 

[dmetcalfrn]

Our kids love The Boathouse.

 

[The Foolish Mortal]

T-Rex or Frontera Cocina are both places that might fit your criteria. We've enjoyed a number of good Mexican meals at FC.

I agree regarding T-Rex. As for Frontera Cocina, I wouldn't necessarily call it kid friendly, but agree it has good food.

Or just stick with the more QS type places (Blaze, D-Luxe Burger, etc)

 

[SteveH]

You might want to check out Chicken Guy, D-Luxe Burger or even Splitsville Dining Room

 

[glocon]

Earl of Sandwich is good. And close to Once Upon a Toy. And close to Ghirardelli’s for ice cream after!

 

[holden]

We like Homecomin’.

 

[PalmettoPath]

Blaze Pizza is casual with good, fast pizza. D-Luxe Burger for burgers. If you want a sit-down table service experience, The Boathouse is hard to beat (although it's not inexpensive).

 

[the8ball]

How young of kids are we talking about? Also how do people feel that kids would do at Paddlefish?

 

[nonnadisney]

Counter service my kids always liked Earl of Sandwich. Great sandwiches and salads. For table service Raglan Road is a big hit in our family. They serve typical Irish fare like fish and chips, steak, a burger, shepherd's pie, bangers and mash etc and the kids menu is grilled chicken, fish and chips and mac and cheese which all my kids love.

 

[tinkerhon]

Blaze !!!

 

[soniam]

All of the restaurants at Disney Springs are kid friendly and will most likely have kids, including Morimoto, Jaleo, and The Edison. I think they all have kid menus too. If you are referring to food preferences, that's completely different. Frontera Cocina is the only Mexican restaurant. It's more interior/authentic than tex-mex, and it's kind of expensive compared to typical tex-mex places. There really aren't any sports bars at Disney Springs. I would look toward the QS restaurants. Several of them have very good food and indoor seating; they just don't take reservations. Polite Pig is really good but can get crowded.