City Works Eatery & Pour House

Menu Highlights

City Works is an a la carte restaurant, meaning you order from the full menu rather than a prix fixe. The kitchen focuses on American pub fare done well — elevated comfort food designed for sharing alongside a cold craft beer.

Starters & Shareables

• Bavarian Pretzel — warm soft pretzel with beer cheese sauce and spicy mustard
• Buffalo Chicken Dip — served with tortilla chips and celery
• Craft Beer Nachos — loaded with pulled pork, cheese sauce, jalapeños, and sour cream
• Chicken Wings — choice of sauce: buffalo, honey sriracha, or dry-rub BBQ

Burgers & Sandwiches

• CW Smash Burger — double smash patty, American cheese, special sauce, on a brioche bun
• Mushroom Swiss Burger — sautéed wild mushrooms, Swiss cheese, garlic aioli
• Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich — crispy fried chicken, house slaw, pickles

Flatbreads & Mains

• Margherita Flatbread — fresh mozzarella, tomato sauce, basil
• BBQ Chicken Flatbread — smoked gouda, red onion, house BBQ sauce
• Fish & Chips — beer-battered cod, malt vinegar aioli, seasoned fries

The Beer Program

City Works built its reputation on its draft beer program — 90-plus beers on tap that rotate with the seasons and emphasize craft breweries from across the country. The rotating tap list spans IPAs, stouts, sours, lagers, and seasonal releases. The full beer menu is available on-site.

Dining Plan Information

City Works Eatery & Pour House accepts Disney Dining Plan credits. As an a la carte restaurant in the $$ price range, it represents solid everyday value for dining plan users. One Table-Service credit is redeemed per person per meal. Note that alcoholic beverages are not included in standard dining plan credits.

About City Works Eatery & Pour House

City Works is part of a small national chain that started in Chicago and built its identity around craft beer, community, and food worth returning for. The Disney Springs location opened in Town Center and has become one of the more popular spots on the property for locals and sports fans, largely because of the wall-to-wall televisions showing live games and the genuinely impressive beer selection.

The interior has an industrial-chic look — exposed brick, Edison bulbs, dark wood, and high ceilings — that feels more neighborhood bar than theme park dining venue. There’s indoor and outdoor seating, and the patio faces the Disney Springs waterway.

City Works is a natural choice for groups with mixed dining preferences: one person can get the smash burger and a local IPA while another opts for the flatbread and a glass of wine. There’s no Disney theming, no characters, and no show — just reliably good American food, an exceptional beer list, and the lively energy of a well-run sports bar. It’s particularly popular during NFL Sundays and major sporting events. Walk-ins are often possible outside of peak weekend hours, though reservations are recommended on holiday weekends and during special events at Disney Springs.