Let’s Recap!
1. Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant—Commissary Lane, Disney’s Hollywood Studios– Not only is the mere act of eating at Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant an experience in and of itself — I mean, you get to sit at a “car” table and watch cheesy old film clips while you eat, it’s great — they also offer some pretty tasty grub.
2. D-Luxe Burger—Town Center, Disney Springs– D-Luxe Burger always, alwayslives up to its name. There’s not a bad burger on their whole menu, if you ask us.
3. Geyser Point Bar & Grill—Disney’s Wilderness Lodge Resort– When you think of bison meat, you might think it’s the sort of thing that’s far too lean to have much burger flavor. We’re here to tell you though that the Bison Cheeseburgerat Wilderness Lodge’s Geyser Point Bar & Grill is (if you’ll pardon the pun) always on point.
4. Yak & Yeti Restaurant—Asia, Disney’s Animal Kingdom– Perhaps you think a primarily pan-Asian restaurant where you’d typically go for dim sum and lo mein wouldn’t be the place to go for a great burger. Not so, my friend, for the Kobe Beef Burgeris a delight to the senses.
5. The Edison—The Landing, Disney Springs– The Edison in Disney Springs is a lavishly steampunk-themed eatery that serves up a number of interesting dishes, but we’re here to talk about burgers, so I’ll point your attention to their eponymous “The Edison” burger.
6. Rose & Crown Dining Room—United Kingdom Pavilion, Epcot World Showcase– Just this once, we invite you to skip the fish and chips at Yorkshire County Fish Shop and head into Rose & Crown, where you’ll find the Welsh Pub Burger.
7. Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’—The Landing, Disney Springs – There’s always a lot happening on the menu at Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’ — they don’t call the fried chicken “famous” for nothing — but The Art Burgeris certainly worthy of your attention.
