Broken Spell Lounge

Reviews

• LL

  LEO “The Tipsy Local”

  Apr 4, 2026
  4.0
  Ambiance: 4/5 Service: 5/5 Food: 4/5 Drinks: 5/5 Price: 3/5 Parking: 3/5 Angie was our server, and she had great recommendations/was all around awesome. This spot does not offer reservations, so we stopped by at open (4 pm) on a Wednesday. We shared a pizza and tried several drinks. All-in-all worth it!
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  laurel stevens

  Apr 3, 2026
  5.0
  We sat at the bar, we had a drink each then headed back to downtown disney. The service was great. We appreciated the decor and nod to Snow White in the bar menu.
• AR

  Alba Rosales

  Mar 21, 2026
  3.0
  Had heard so many good things about BS Lounge on social media content, so we decided to end our first night with a cocktail. Started off great and Nessa the host was friendly and bubbly as she greeted us and sat us at a table. Inquired with the server about a chocolate chili drink and decided to order it (left drink in the photo) I ran to the restroom and when I returned it had been served and I missed the presentation (glass being lifted and smoke release) which I didn’t know was part of it. Felt like she could have waited a bit for my arrival…at least my friends enjoyed the experience. The drink tasted & smelled so smoky (not in the description for this tequila based cocktail). After waiting for several minutes and she hadn’t returned to see how we were doing, I went to bar to explain that I couldn’t drink it, the other server and bartender were kind and professional and said the drink could easily be replaced with a new one. Our server still didn’t pay attention…I’ll note that she was friendly and chatted with other guests…made us feel like she had an issue with our group, possibly because we asked questions about the drinks 🤷🏻‍♀️ when ordering…but that happens in her line of work. Most definitely ended our night with the Disney magic bubble popped in a bad way.
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  Cody Pham

  Mar 18, 2026
  5.0
  We recently visited the Broken Spell Lounge as the first stop on our Disney bar crawl. The atmosphere was classy and lowkey. The menu features drinks themed after Sleeping Beauty. There were not many people there even on a Friday night, so we were able to walk right in and grab a table. Our server, David D, took amazing care of us. We were in a bit of a time crunch because our table at Trader Sam’s was ready a lot sooner than we had expected. David took our order, gave us our drinks, and rang us up very quickly. In total, we probably spent only around 15 minutes there, and David made the process seamless for us. 

Although we only had a few minutes to enjoy our drinks, each concoction was distinct enough to leave an impression after the quick round of sips we had before we had to chug our drinks. I will rapidly fire my thoughts as rapidly as we passed the glasses amongst each other. The Benevolent Faerie is a flight of three potions, crafted in the likeness of the fairies Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather. My favorite was the green drink. On the nose, it was minty and refreshing. On the palate, a sweet, creamy matcha. The red one was decent. Sweet and tangy. I thought the blue one tasted like cough syrup and did not finish it. The Make It Blue, Make It Pink, is a nod to Princess Aurora’s color changing dress, and you can probably guess exactly what this drink does and what ingredients are included. That’s right - Empress Gin and lemon juice. A small note I’d like to make is that anyone who orders this drink is more than likely doing it for the show - so a little warning before you pour the lemon juice for us to get our cameras would be nice. As you can see in the video, the drink was already a bit pink because we asked the runner to stop the pour (this is not about you David, don’t worry). The Black Thorn Bramble would probably be the most universally palatable drink out of everything we ordered. You can’t really go wrong with a fruity drink with a vodka base. Sweet and refreshing. But my favorite drink is probably the most polarizing of the bunch - the Raven’s Wing. You get a little smoke and fire show at the start, and the smokey flavor is infused into your drink. The smoke hits you first and is followed by the sweet and tangy flavors of pineapple and prickly pear. I thought it was interesting and delicious. I would definitely come back to the Broken Spell Lounge and hopefully be able to actually lounge next time. I was a bit irritated because our table at Trader Sam’s wasn’t even ready for us when we showed up and then our Trader Sam’s server didn’t even greet us for a long time after we were seated. We could’ve taken our time to enjoy the Broken Spell Lounge during the time that Trader Sam’s wasted.
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  Dave Pidgeon

  Feb 9, 2026
  5.0
  The chili chocolate old fashioned presentation A+.