we have been to raglan road three times (twice for meals, once primarily for drinks), and we have been very pleased with our experiences. although there is a lot of competition in downtown disney / disney springs, every dish we have eaten (with one minor exception) at raglan road has been a standout.
the menu consists of a wide variety of irish pub dishes, dressed up a bit in many cases. it also manages to incorporate florida seafood dishes with irish preparations. the beer offerings are extensive, with many british, irish, and amercian beers on tap.
our most recent trip was for lunch in early august. we had the beef carpaccio and crock o' pate appetizers, and both were outstanding. the beef was especially high quality. for entrees we had the schnitzel savvy (fried ham schnitzel with a fried egg and smoked bacon baked beans -- very irish, very delicious, very heavy) and the cluck curry (the only slight misfire of any dishes we've tried here -- it was fine but lacked the bold flavor you're typically looking for in a good curry). in the past, i remember that the saucy salmon entree is particularly well-cooked and seasoned. for dessert, we sampled a pair of traditional irish "puddings." the bread and butter pudding, which we've had twice now, is extremely rich but unique and really good. the steamed orange pudding is even better.
another great reason to come to raglan road is the authentic irish atmosphere. the dining room flows between eating areas and numerous bars, all richly appointed with wood. the main dining room is focused on a stage where step dancers and an irish rock band perform throughout the day and night. many of the wait staff and seemingly all the performers are irish. stained glass windows add to the irish vibe. service has always been very competent -- nothing problematic or outstanding about our visits either way.
overall, this is one of the most distinct cultural dining experiences you'll get at disney outside of epcot, and it is well worth a trip.