Skip to main content

House of Blues


Updated 6/16/22
For the most up-to-date information about the phased reopening of the Walt Disney World Resort, please visit the  Walt Disney World Know Before You Go Guide.

House of Blues is a restaurant with a great night time atmosphere that is located on the West Side of Disney Springs. The welcoming exterior is just the beginning of the experience when dining at the House of Blues. Their interior decor is stuffed with murals and artwork that represent the Blues lifestyle. The menu consists of American food, with specialty Southern and Creole dishes. In addition to enjoying the fantastic food, House of Blues also offers a lively environment with live music each week and an extensive drinks menu!

House of Blues hosts special events next door at their “club” including ticketed events featuring live musical performances. The location also has live music near their dining/bar area outside and in the middle of their interior dining area. You do not need a ticket to enjoy this music while you eat. The calendar of events can be found on the House of Blues website.

Saturdays and Sundays feature a wonderful brunch option that includes bottomless beverage options for those wanting to experience creole breakfast and lunch while enjoying live music. Check the House of Blues website often for information about the return of the lively and spirited Gospel Brunch.

House of Blues is a table service restaurant so reservations are strongly recommended and can be made on your My Disney Experience App or directly on the House of Blues website. The lunch and dinner menu has items such as Jambalaya, Shrimp Po' Boys, Smoked Brisket Sandwiches, Cajun Chicken Pasta, Blackened Salmon, and Burgers. Their brunch menu includes Biscuits and Gravy,Breakfast Burritos, Chicken and Donuts, Steak and Eggs, as well as a la carte items.

Since we have young kids in tow, we don’t generally gravitate towards this restaurant because of the noise and crowd levels. When they have live music it doesn’t usually fit with our family dynamics. However, if you are looking to listen to live music, planning an adults only dinner and/or looking for appetizers and drinks, then House of Blues may be a great option for you.

Getting to House of Blues is simple when staying onsite at a Disney Resort. Simply hop on the bus heading to Disney Springs and enjoy the ride. Remember that buses from Disney Springs go to resorts only - not the parks. If you are staying off site, complimentary parking is available in the parking garages at Disney Springs. Park Pass Reservations and Park tickets are not required to dine at Disney Springs locations.

To start planning your next trip, contact your On The Road Travel agent. You can also connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Disneyland Hotel

Become immersed in the spirit of Disneyland past and present! If you love Disney nostalgia, this resort will delight with its artwork and memorabilia that pay homage to the history and traditions of Disneyland. Stay in the Adventure, Fantasy, or Frontier tower—each an homage to the park’s original lands—and delight in the sleek, ultra-modern design at every turn. Located just steps from the Downtown Disney District, this hotel is a short stroll to both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park. Rooms at the Disneyland Hotel are both sophisticated and whimsical, paying loving tribute to the classic years of Disneyland Park. Upscale styling, state-of-the-art amenities, and special Disney furnishings—including light-up Sleeping Beauty Castle headboards and timeless artwork—provide a stay your entire family will treasure. Most rooms at Disneyland Hotel sleep up to five guests in two queen beds and a fold down sofa. Rooms are offered in standard, deluxe, premium, and premium Down
Post a Comment
Read more

Gaston's Tavern Giant Cinnamon Rolls

Cinnamon rolls are a must for me at Christmas and this is one of my favorite recipes for look-alike Gaston’s Tavern Giant Cinnamon Rolls! I found it on Inside the Magic , so all recipe credit belongs to them, but I have copied it below with some of my commentary and photos of my step by step process. Homemade cinnamon rolls are always going to be a bit time consuming, but these only have to proof for 40 minutes total so it’s really not bad at all! First things first, here are the materials you’re going to need: Mixer (one with a dough hook will make your life much much easier) and bowl Rubber scrapers Rolling pin 2-3 saucepans Microwave safe bowls An area big enough to roll them out 2 metal sheet pans with edges Measuring cups Measuring spoons Medium sized bowl for filling Liquid measuring cup The nice thing about the recipe is it uses pretty basic ingredients that you likely already have at your house. I went to Aldi and bought nearly everything just to see and it was about $20. And o
Post a Comment
Read more

Grand Californian Resort & Spa

Escape reality at a hotel that defines grandeur at every turn—from premium accommodations and Craftsman-style elegance to Disney’s impeccable service and renowned attention to detail. Guests at Disney’s Grand Californian Resort and Spa can enjoy impressive amenities and rich dining experiences as well as utilize the convenient proximity to Disney California Adventure Park. It’s the ultimate way to enjoy thrill-filled days at the parks! Experience a combination of elegance, technology and whimsy at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa. Discover delightful details like the mural above the headboards that depicts a blossoming orange tree—with Chip ‘n Dale mischievously playing in the branches. In select rooms, when you open the sleeper bed, you’ll find artwork of woodland creatures from Bambi to bid you goodnight. Most rooms at Grand Californian sleep up to five guests in two queen beds and a fold down sofa. Rooms are offered in standard, woods/courtyard, partial view of Downtow
Post a Comment
Read more