A Hole in the Wall Pub

The name of this place says it all — it’s a hole in the wall outdoor bar that’s «slightly» off the tourist-​trodden path inside Disney Springs. It’s an easy spot in which to grab a drink or even to get «to go» Irish food as well. Decent beer and wine selection at the bar, no table service. I gave it four stars instead of five because of cleanliness but if I’m thirsty and I’m passing by here in the future, I’d definitely pop in for a vino or brew.

Stopped in for an after meal treat. The Bailey’s Shake was cool and creamy and hit the spot. It will set you back $ 12.75 after tax, but it’s yummy!

Came here for the baileys shake, which was delicious! Tasted like a chocolate marshmallow milkshake. Pretty sure there was not a lot of alcohol in it, so I would not recommend it if you’re aiming to get tipsy (had no effect on me).
The service was not that great. The bar tender was witty and entertaining, but the poor guy was the only one taking care of many customers. So while I was waiting, I had the opportunity to have smoke blowing in my face from the cigarette smokers. Maybe it’s part of the Florida experience, but it wasn’t rated at the top of my list of things to try.

Whenever i go to downtown disney and have spent the day exploring, my fiancé and i like to unwind by stoping by here to get a cold beer. Adjacent to Raglan, this nice hole in the wall bar has an open patio and is a great place to sit at the bar area, meet up with friends or chat with other bar customers. The bartenders and service is good. The bathroom is the one inside Raglan and on your way to and from the bathroom you can spot the dance performances they do at Raglan. This place isn’t like the typical hole on the wall dive bars were used to back home where beers are $ 2…so make sure you bring enough money. Be sure to go during happy hour. Sometimes we will get our beer to go so we can ride the ferry. Can’t wait to come back… i always have fun when i come here.

This place is right next door to a fish and chips spot. They have an out door patio with plenty of seating to enjoy your sis and chips and a brew.

A good place to sit down and relax after a whole day walking around Downtown Disney. The have a great selection of Irish beers and also some other beers that you would find in any bar like Sam Adams. If you’re hungry; there’s a nice fish and chips shop to compliment your beer adventure. The place is really small so you might be standing up for a bit. The wife enjoyed the baileys shake… yeah…ok fine; I enjoyed the baileys shake; I said it; happy?

This place is literally a hole in the wall. Very small quaint little bar tucked away in downtown Disney. Shocked to find they have Sierra Nevada Pale Ale on draft and had to get it. Perfect place to grab a beer on the go and continue to walk around DT Disney or to sit for a minute to relax and people-​watch.

Nice, open patio to grab a drink in Downtown Disney.
They have bailey ice cream shakes!
You can also grab the drink to go as you walk around.

Rarely do I stop by Downtown Disney and not make a full stop at The Hole In The Wall. Very small place that can easily be missed but fairly impossible once you land. Great customer service, Ice cold beers, and creamy Bailey shakes. What more can you ask for under the beaming Florida sun.

pitifully small drinks, overcrowded at most times

A Hole in the Wall Pub is the side bar attached to Raglan Road and next to Cooke’s of Dublin. It’s one of our favorite places to grab a beer at Downtown Disney. As always, highly recommend sitting at the bar and talking to the people around. All of the UK tourists seem to end up here and they’re fun to chat with. Be sure to hit their happy hour and if you order food from Cooke’s, they’ll deliver it to you at the pub. One of the few places on Disney property you can find the very delicious Orange Blossom Pilsner that’s made with orange blossom honey. Perfect on a really hot day.

I was in town on business, my hotel was close by and I didn’t have a car, so I hesitantly ventured in to the «Irish» bar. I was impressed with their tap selection (having a Kilkenny), and settled in for a late dinner. The bartender was friendly and handled the large crowd at the outdoor bar decently (most were in seats in the patio area). You do have to get up and order from the bar to get your drink since there wasn’t table service. You can order food from the attached Raglan’s, and they’ll bring it out to you at your table. I was in a burger mood, and they brought it out. It didn’t look overly impressive, but it tasted pretty good. Not the BEST EVER, but not horrible at all. I left satiated and happy (the beer didn’t hurt that feeling). I wouldn’t avoid it in the future.