raglan road irish pub and restaurant

stopped in for thefishand chips, crisp and meaty, not oily as i've found at some places. almost forgot, the house tartar sauce was excellent.
the raglan stout was tasty, as was the red. was very happy with the choice. even decided to try the bread pudding (never eaten it before) and enjoyed that too.

disappointing. i'll keep it short! the seating was way too close and i didnt appreciate sitting within touching range of a couple obviously on their first date, awkward!

the food was ok. my husband's corned beef was fantastic, unfortunately my shepards pie was disgusting. i really wantedfish& chips but i'm allergic to shellfish and was informed that the shellfish is cooked in the same oil as thefishand they couldn't prepare it specially for me. kind of a bummer when the entrees start around $20!

the entertainment lasted allof 5 minutes the entire 75 minutes we were there, we couldn't see anything from our seat and the dancer never made her way over to us.

all-in-all it was acceptable but we probably won't go back, because acceptable doesn't justify a $70 dinner for two people!

we ordered thefishand chips and thefishwas "fishy" and the chips were soggy. fun atmosphere with an outdoor seating but with so many choices try something else.

i'm not sure i understand the high rating for this restaurant. the shepherds pie was terrible...no veggies, just mashed potatoes sitting on a huge pile of ground beef and what tasted like sloppy joe sauce. thefishand chips left a lot to be desired...it wasn't cod or haddock, which is what i would expect. i can't even figure out what kind offishthey used. it was thin and tough and did not have good flavor. if you want goodfishand chips at disney, epcot is the place. very disappointed in this place, we definitely won't be returning.

loud! hadfish& chips, very good but, $20.00 bought one piece of fish, only and a few fries.

ihhhrland. beer. mmm. at 4pm on a weekday, raglan road is pretty quiet. right up until the band gets going and the beer flight settles in! we were satisfied with the food but we ordered pretty run of the mill stuff:fishand chips, gratin potatoes, and colcannon soup. the chips are cut as found in ireland and the irish soda bread was good and nutty. a recurring thought during this meal was feeling like a soup andfishreplay from rose and crown at epcot. i'd ordered the same things again which actually tasted the same but it served as a good test...both places offer good quality at predictable prices.

jason ordered a side of mushroom soup, and cauliflower au gratin. i am a fattie, and orderedfishand chips. jason loved his bites. my plate cost $20 and thefishwas not good. thinking i was being too picky, jason tried a bite and agreed that it was chewy. i received a giant piece of whitefishbut was too hard to cut, and picking it up to eat it was awkward and just not good. i’d go for drinks again, but not to throw $20 away.

tourist trap. spent way too much for what was delivered. i had zero expectations considering where it is located but the total bill of $80 for one person was a little steep forfish& chips and a few beers. service was good and watching the pretty girls dancing was a plus.

that’s really the lowdown at raglan road: gluten-free onion rings, skinny chips,fishand chips and a few other breaded items can be made in their gluten-free batter and fried in a dedicated fryer which is housed in a separate prep area of the kitchen. both times i’ve been here, i’ve asked lots of questions and asked for plenty of clarification. both times the servers have been knowledgeable and i’ve had a safe meal. on this most recent trip, we asked a manager a few questions while waiting for a table. he assured us the servers are well educated and are quick to ask for a manager’s assistance if they need to.

wow wow wow!. the food was to die for!!! i had the beef brisket...amazing! my boyfriend had the lamb. he orders lamb everywhere he goes and he said this was the best he ever had. one of our daughters, the very picky one, hadfishn chips and she couldn't stop commenting about how good it was. another daughter ate a whole half chicken and wanted more. probably the best food experience we ever had. the surroundings are really fun as well! the service was beyond excellent! highly recommended!

fun little pub.. great, casual restaurant in downtown disney. started with the scallop appetizer and they were cooked perfectly. the sweet chili sauce was interesting and very tasty. had the staples:fishand chips and shepherd's pie, and their taste and presentation didn't disappoint.. pricing is a bit steep, especially for only one filet, but what else can one expect from food on disney property. service was quick, but our waitress seemed to have too many tables, as she neglected to clean up a spill she caused on our table. surely will return if in the area, but will not return to downtown disney simply to eat here.

good service here. the shepards pie dish was a new twist to an old favorite.fishand chips are top notch. the desserts are sooo good. fun place with a lot of personality. service was fantastic. great place to cool off and regroup

great time. had a special meal and a great experience here. they made me gluten freefishand onion rings - which you simply cannot get in other restaurants - and i ate every bite. service was great and so was the music.

our first night out. my family and i are in disney, and decided to give raglan road a try. it is a huge pub, and very festive and noisy. live music, irish table dancers; there is a lot going on. it's a fun spot if you are in the mood for noisy celebration rather than quiet time. it suited our mood well.

there were several choices i wanted to try, just to see how they were, like the shepherd's pie, thefishand chips, and the braised lamb shanks. in the end i had to choose one, and i decided on the slow ribs.

this dish is beef short ribs slowly braised until tender. i was a little worried because i have had this before at other restaurants when it was not braised long enough, and the meat is a bit tough and not enough fat had rendered out. they did a good job with it, though; the beef was nice and tender. my one issue is that i think it should have been seasoned a bit more heavily.

for dessert, i decided to try the baileys crème brule tart. i am not exactly sure how do describe it. almost like a cheesecake (but not quite) with sugar carmelized on the top. i enjoyed it.

i also wanted to add that my wife had ger's bread & butter pudding. she shared a couple of tastes with me, and it was delicious. it was warm with a rich buttery taste. my dessert was pretty good, but the bite of hers made me wish i had had hers instead! it's a big portion, though, given how rich it tastes.

i also wanted to say that our server was excellent throughout.

food: 3
service: 3.75
atmosphere: 3
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explanation of rating scale:
1: does not meet expectations
2: meets expectations
3: exceeds expectations
4: far exceeds expectations
so, on this scale, a 2 is a respectable score. 4s will be very rare. (and hopefully so will 1s).

good!. this place is wonderful! nice atmosphere, good food, and wonderful bread pudding!

my family had reservations here on a saturday night last september. (by the way, if you don't have reservations, you most likely will not get a table.) even with reservations, we still had to wait. i'm not sure how long the wait was, but enough for the whole family to look inside the adjacent shop and afterward still wait for our buzzer to go off.

when it was time for us to get seated, we were greeted by a wonderful and knowledgable staff. ragland road's "free bread" starter consists of irish soda bread and a sweet guinness reduction with olive oil dipping sauce. the dipping sauce is to die for, although it wasn't enough sauce for the amount of bread they served, in my opinion.

for the entree, i had ordered thefishand chips. when it arrived, it was presented beautifully in a wire-shaped cone in which the server emptied onto my plate. it was a single friedfishwith fresh tartar sauce and very thickly cut french fries. when i saw the portion size, i was disappointed. but after i was finished eating, i was so full that i didn't really have room for dessert! thefishwas very moist and delicious! and while i prefer thin "fast food" style fries, raglan road's fries were really good.

i was on the disney dining plan, so i ordered a dessert anyway. my sister-in-law raved about ger's bread pudding the last time she went to downtown disney, so i opted for that. when the bread pudding arrived, the pudding itself was in a large "mug", and there were two sauces on the side. our server suggested that we empty the pudding onto the plate so that the two sauces could cover every inch of the pudding. we did and it was so good!

my only con with ragland road is that it doesn't offer many entree options that i would eat, so for me, the menu is kind of limited. but of the food that i did eat, i thoroughly enjoyed it.