Hit with hunger or thirst while you’re spending the day at the Courtyard Pool at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa? Head to Courtyard Pool Bar, a quick-service restaurant located right at the edge of the resort’s largest pool. Here, you’ll find everything from satisfying meals to hearty snacks to chilled drinks (and even a ping-pong table and plenty of TVs for some extra fun).

Courtyard Pool Bar Location

Courtyard Pool Bar sits right next to the Courtyard Pool, which is in the middle of the Grand Floridian’s grounds. You can’t miss it while you’re hanging out at this particular pool.

Courtyard Pool Bar Menu

Open for lunch, dinner, and daytime snacking, Courtyard Pool Bar is where you can grab a bite to eat without interrupting your time at the pool. This convenient quick-service dining spot focuses on grab-and-go food and drinks meant to be enjoyed while you splash, relax, and play – and poolside service is available, in addition to the walk-up bar.

When it comes to food at Courtyard Pool Bar, you’ll find plenty of salads and sandwiches on the menu. Even the kids’ menu features kid-friendly sandwich options for easy eating. However, you can also opt for something sweet or choose from a long list of both alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages, including frozen cocktails and fruit smoothies.

See what’s on the menu at Courtyard Pool Bar below.

Entrées

  • Turkey Sandwich with Chips
  • Caprese Sandwich with Chips
  • Greek Salad with Chicken
  • Caesar Salad with Chicken
  • Gourmet All-Beef Hot Dog

Sides

  • Pasta Salad
  • Assorted Fresh Fruit Cups
  • Pretzels with Hummus

Kids’ Meals

  • Turkey Sandwich
  • PB&J Uncrustable

Desserts

  • Marshmallow-Pecan Brownie
  • Blueberry Custard Cupcake
  • Mixed Fruit Cup
  • Minnie Mouse Cupcake
  • Ice Cream Novelties

Nonalcoholic and alcoholic beverages also available.

Disney Dining Plan

You can use your Disney Dining Plan meal credits at Courtyard Pool Bar. You can use quick-service meal credits and snack credits from both the Disney Dining Plan and the Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan here.

If you’re opting for an entrée, it’ll cost you one quick-service meal credit per person. If you choose a snack, it’ll cost you one snack credit per person.

Advance Dining Reservations

Since Courtyard Pool Bar is a walk-up quick-service restaurant, you don’t need to worry about making an advance dining reservation (ADR) before eating here. There are no reservations offered or accepted, so you can visit any time you’re hanging out by the pool. 

Is Courtyard Pool Bar Kid-Friendly?

You’ll find kid-friendly options on the menu at Courtyard Pool Bar, and its outdoor poolside atmosphere makes it welcoming for guests of every age. While the menu isn’t extensive, kids who are happy with a sandwich or an Uncrustable will easily find something to eat here. Plus, in addition to its laid-back atmosphere, the poolside service makes it easy to eat right where you are, without worrying about table manners (or even a bit of mess).

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Heather Adams, Disneyland Expert and Mom | A lifelong Disneyland enthusiast who's familiar with every square inch of the Anaheim theme parks, Heather has spent over 30 years becoming an expert in all things Disney. A Disney Adult turned Disney Mom, she's now quickly becoming a pro at taking her little one to the theme parks and familiarizing herself with navigating crowds with diaper bags, strollers, and plenty of baby gear. If you're planning a Disney vacation with kids under age 3, she's got all of the advice you need.