D-Luxe Burger at Disney Springs – What You Need to Know

Disney Springs is a foodie paradise. There are so many terrific dining options, including many different cuisines and something for every budget. Thankfully if you’re in the mood for a delicious burger, then look no further than D-Luxe Burger. So what it’s all about? Worth the cost? Here are the six things you need to know about D-Luxe Burger at Disney Springs.

6 – A Fantastic Quick Service Restaurant for Disney Springs

With all of the great dining choices at Disney Springs, it’s great to have an option to get a good burger at a quick service location. When the restaurant was announced, we were pleasantly surprised to learn that D-Luxe would be a quick-service restaurant. It’s just another restaurant among many that serve up great food at Disney Springs.

5 – Simple Ordering and Pick-Up

You’ll join the queue to place your order upon entering the restaurant. We visited on a busy Friday night, and the line was actually out the door. We waited for about 15 minutes to place our order. The ordering counter is quite small, and only two cast members take orders at a time. This is likely for the best because the cooks can only handle so many burger orders on the grill at one time. You’ll place your order for everything here. Be sure to mention any alterations you wish to make to your order. After ordering, you’ll receive a pager and wait for your food order. Most tables have a spot where you put your pager, and they will even bring your food to you when it is ready.

Note that D-Luxe does accept the Disney Dining Plan and is one quick-service entitlement. Considering burgers range in price from $11.49 to $14.49, using an entitlement here is a great value. D-Lux offers various discounts. The last time we visited, they were offering a discount for annual pass holders, so don’t be afraid to ask.

4 – Intriguing Menu

D-Luxe features burgers, of course, and they have four burgers to choose from. Feel free to customize when you order. Some of our favorites from years past have been removed from the menu, and more basic burgers are currently available, including a plant-based burger.

Children have three options: a cheeseburger, a grilled chicken sandwich, or chicken breast nuggets. Sides include freshly cut fries with your choice of dipping sauces. The restaurant also consists of some flavorful gelato shakes with rotating flavors. Adults will find hard sodas, draft beer, and cider, as well as shakes with spirits that include the flavors Smoked Bourbon and Godiva Raspberry. Non-alcoholic shakes are $7.75.

An additional plus is the option of multiple flavors of dipping sauces for your fries. We tried Curry Ketchup, Garlic Ranch, and Chipotle Mayo.

3 – Exceptional Theming & Seating

The restaurant has the feel of an old ranch farmhouse with rustic woodwork, barn doors, and very unique lighting. The theming is where this restaurant shines. There are two main seating areas indoors. The front room features a gas-burning fireplace (that was lit and giving off heat even though it was 90 degrees outside) and some large tables. Since the queue and ordering area are also here, expect this room to be a bit loud. Bar-type seats are available along the wall after you pass the beverage station and pick-up area. You’ll find tables of all sizes and chairs in the back room to match the farmhouse theme. One modern convenience is that every booth and most tables have outlets for charging your portable devices while eating. Outside, you’ll find a nice patio area that looks out on the blue spring waters.

2 – Taste and Value. 

Since we are a family of five, we ordered five burgers: 3 classic cheeseburgers for the kids, one bacon hamburger for Cindy, and one El Diablo Burger (no longer available) for Chad (who is the most daring when it comes to flavors). As far as flavor and taste, the hamburgers are pretty good. We love hamburgers and have had them all over Disney property. Indeed, these burgers were better than most quick-service burgers that you find in the parks (not exactly saying that much). We recently enjoyed a fantastic burger at Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater, and that burger was much better than what we tasted at D-Luxe Burger. Comparing it to a national chain such as Red Robbin (A-) or Shake Shack (A+), D-Luxe was a solid B.

As far as value goes, when compared to other quick-service restaurants, the burgers are not that overpriced when comparing what you will pay on Disney property. A 1/3 lb Angus Bacon Cheeseburger is $13.29 with fries. We ordered two large fries for our family of five, and we had plenty. Next time, we would likely just order one large fries. (Regular fries are $5.49, and large fries are $7.99). Likely, one regular fries would be enough for two people.

1 – Overall Impressions

Overall, we were happy enough with our experience at D-Luxe burger. This is an excellent addition to the Disney counter service lineup at Disney Springs. Most guests are going to be pleasantly surprised by D-Luxe Burger.