House of Blues Brunch at Disney Springs - Live Music, Fried Chicken, and Bottomless Mimosas

House of Blues Restaurant & Bar at Disney Springs serves one of the most underrated brunches on Walt Disney World property. Every Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 2 PM, the West Side restaurant rolls out a Southern-inspired brunch menu with live music, bottomless mimosas, and some of the best fried chicken you will find anywhere at Disney.

No park ticket required. No resort stay needed. Just drive to Disney Springs, park in the surface lot near the West Side entrance, and walk in.

Quick Details

• Hours: Saturday & Sunday, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM (full lunch menu available after 12:00 PM)
• Location: Disney Springs West Side, near Cirque du Soleil
• Service Type: Table Service - reservations recommended
• Park Ticket Required: No - open to all guests
• Price Range: $$ - brunch entrees $14-$21, bottomless mimosas $22
• Cuisine: Southern, Cajun, American comfort
• Dining Plan: Accepted - 1 Table Service credit
• Discounts: Annual Passholder 10%, Disney Visa 10%
• Getting There: The surface parking lot on the West Side is the closest entrance - puts you steps from the front door

How to Get There

Disney Springs is free to enter and does not require a park ticket or resort reservation. The easiest route to House of Blues is through the surface parking lot on the West Side. It is the closest entrance and puts you steps from the front door. If the surface lot is full, the Orange parking garage is the next best option - follow signs for the West Side and you will be within a short walk.

The Vibe - Live Music and Southern Soul

House of Blues is not just a restaurant - it is a music venue that happens to serve food. The dining room is covered in Southern folk art from floor to ceiling, with dim blue lighting, exposed brick, and memorabilia that makes every corner worth a second look. During brunch, live musicians perform right in the dining room, adding an energy that most Disney restaurants simply do not have. It is laid-back, a little loud, and exactly the right mood for a weekend morning with fried chicken and mimosas.

What We Ordered

We hit brunch on a recent weekend and ordered four entrees across the table. Every single one delivered.

Chicken 'n' Donuts - $20

This is hands down the best breakfast dish at any Disney restaurant. Buttermilk fried chicken arrives golden and crispy alongside maple bacon donuts, with bourbon maple syrup and honey sriracha on the side. The combination of sweet donut, savory chicken, and that honey sriracha heat is perfection. The chicken has a thick, crunchy crust and stays juicy inside. If you only order one thing at House of Blues brunch, make it this.

Bourbon Berry Pancakes - $17

Three massive pancakes arrive dusted with powdered sugar and piled with fresh macerated strawberries and blackberries. The star here is the bourbon butter - rich, slightly sweet, with just enough bourbon warmth to make you forget you are at a theme park restaurant. These pancakes are legitimately huge, so come hungry or plan to share.

French Toast - $17

Three thick-cut brioche slices dusted with powdered sugar, served with bourbon butter, maple syrup, and fresh macerated berries. If you are a French toast person, this is a solid order. The brioche is dense and golden, the bourbon butter ties it together, and the berries add a brightness that keeps it from getting too heavy.

Breakfast Burrito - $19

A stuffed flour tortilla with scrambled eggs, pork sausage, breakfast potatoes, and bell pepper, smothered in roasted tomato cream salsa, cilantro crema, avocado, and pickled red onion. It is a different direction from the rest of the brunch menu and worth trying if you want something hearty and savory. The portion is generous and the flavors work well together.

The Bacon and the Mimosas

The applewood bacon that comes with the French toast and pancakes is thick-cut and cooked to perfection - crispy edges, not too brittle, with real smoke flavor. It is good enough that you could justify ordering a side for the table even if your entree does not include it.

The bottomless mimosas ($22 per person) are one of the best drink deals at Walt Disney World. Your server keeps the glasses coming without being asked and pours generously. You will have to actively tell them to stop. If mimosas are not your thing, bottomless Bloody Marys are available for the same price.

Brunch Menu and Prices

Prices verified April 2026. Source: Disney menus

Brunch Cocktails

Is It Worth It?

Without question. A full brunch for two with bottomless mimosas comes in around $75-$85 before tax and tip - comparable to many Disney table-service restaurants, but with better food, live music, and an atmosphere you will not find inside the parks. The Chicken 'n' Donuts alone would be enough reason to come back. Add in the bourbon butter on the pancakes and French toast, the bottomless mimosas, and the live entertainment, and this is easily one of the best brunch values at Walt Disney World.

Also at Disney Springs

If you are spending the day at Disney Springs, check out Salt & Straw for handcrafted ice cream after brunch. You can also explore the full House of Blues dining page to find open reservation times or set up a dining alert to get notified when availability opens up.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does House of Blues serve brunch every day?

No. Brunch is served Saturday and Sunday only, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. The full lunch menu becomes available after 12:00 PM.

Do I need reservations for brunch?

Reservations are recommended, especially during peak seasons. You can book through the My Disney Experience app up to 60 days in advance.

Is House of Blues brunch on the Disney Dining Plan?

Yes. Brunch counts as one Table Service credit.

What is the best dish to order?

The Chicken 'n' Donuts. It is the standout item on the brunch menu and worth the trip on its own.

Menus and prices are based on Disney published data as of April 2026 and are subject to change. Visit the official Disney menu page for the most current information.