Flame Tree Barbecue

4.2
1867 reviews

About

Barbecue RestaurantAmerican RestaurantDisney
Soak up saucy views as you smack your lips to an assortment of smokehouse meat and chicken dinners—served alongside our signature baked beans and coleslaw. For more refreshing fare, stick your fork in a fresh chicken salad!

Details

  • Dine-inAvailable
  • DeliveryNot available
  • TakeoutAvailable
  • Accepts reservationsNot available

Location

Flame Tree Barbecue
2901 Osceola Pkwy, Lake Buena Vista, FL
32830, United States

Hours

Reviews

4.2
1,867 reviews
5 stars
1,077
4 stars
455
3 stars
159
2 stars
71
1 star
105

What are people saying?

AI-generated from recent customer reviews

Food Quality

The food quality received mixed reviews, with some praising the delicious flavors and generous portions, while others criticized the dryness and lack of flavor in certain dishes.

Service Issues

Several customers reported poor service experiences, including rude staff and long wait times, which detracted from their overall dining experience.

Atmosphere

The outdoor seating area was appreciated for its pleasant views and ambiance, although the presence of aggressive birds was a common concern.

Value for Money

While some found the prices reasonable for a theme park, others felt the food was overpriced given the quality.
  • YT
    Yenisleydys Trimiño
    1 day ago
    4.0
    El Asado esta muy bueno .Recomiendo ordenar por adelantado mediante la aplicación De Disney y así puede ir disfrutando de alguna atracción y no tiene que hacer una gran fila .Puede caminar con su bandeja al la parte trasera del restaurante y seleccionar uno de los niveles de terrazas con mesas muy agradable para tomar un descanso y comer . La cocción de los alimentos muy buena .Los sabores no exageradamente dulces a no ser los Frijoles. Bebidas refrescantes también venden cerveza etc .
  • BG
    Brenda Gift
    2 days ago
    2.0
    I won't eat here again. The temperature of the coleslaw matched the temperature of the macaroni and the pork. Everything was luke warm and I was afraid to eat it. So I didn't. I had an 18 month old with me and wouldn't let her eat it either. My husband said the chicken was decent, but it wasn't hot. I'm not concerned about the price. We ordered the salad with grilled chicken (literally all the same temp), the mac n cheese and pork (also just warm) and sampler. All just awful.
  • AF
    Andrew Frenze
    Jan 4, 2026
    5.0
    Baked Chicken Drumstick I have crossed the line from appreciation into devotion. What was once a meal has become an act of worship. The moment this drumstick was placed before me, something shifted. The noise of the restaurant faded. Conversations blurred into silence. Steam rose slowly from the plate like incense from an altar, and I understood—instinctively—that I was no longer here to eat. I was here to participate. I paused. You do not rush a sacred moment. The skin glistened with purpose, roasted to a state of balance so precise it felt intentional. Not overly crisp. Not soft. Perfectly ordained. When my teeth finally broke through, the release of flavor was immediate and overwhelming—deeply savory, gently smoky, warm in a way that reached far beyond taste. It felt comforting. Familiar. Correct. The meat beneath defied reason. Juicy beyond logic. Tender beyond argument. It separated from the bone effortlessly, as if it understood that its role was complete. Each bite demanded attention. I chewed slowly, not out of caution, but respect. This was not something to consume mindlessly. I found myself reflecting between bites. About life. About choices. About how tragically unprepared I had been for this moment. Halfway through, I stopped—not because I was full, but because I needed time to process what was happening. I realized then that hunger was no longer the motivation. Faith was. The sides were no longer sides. They were offerings, present only to honor what stood at the center of the plate. The milk or water was not a beverage—it was a sacrament, cleansing the palate so I could return, renewed, to the next bite. And somehow—miraculously—this entire experience meets Disney Nutrition Guidelines for Complete Meals, proof that holiness and balance can coexist. At Flame Tree Barbecue, I did not simply eat lunch. I bore witness. I left changed. I will return not because I am hungry, but because I am called. This is not a chicken drumstick. This is devotion. And I am a believer.
  • SS
    Schooblah
    Dec 21, 2025
    4.0
    Delicious foods, PPork sans, mac n chez, all good…on the November patio
  • JM
    jay mastagi
    Dec 18, 2025
    5.0
    some of the most flavourful meat i have ever tasted

Frequently Asked Questions About Flame Tree Barbecue

What type of cuisine does Flame Tree Barbecue serve?

Flame Tree Barbecue serves American cuisine, specializing in smokehouse meat and chicken dinners with sides like baked beans and coleslaw.

Where is Flame Tree Barbecue located?

It is located at 2901 Osceola Pkwy, Disney's Animal Kingdom, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830, USA.