No, you’re not in EPCOT’s Canada Pavilion: Disney Springs is home to a poutine place of its very own. At the Daily Poutine, you can try a classic Canadian dish of thick-cut fries topped with cheese curds and gravy. With a variety of options to consider, you can get as adventurous as you’d like at this hearty quick-service snack stop.
The Daily Poutine Location
You’ll find the Daily Poutine in Town Center at Disney Springs, right behind the LEGO Store. It sits next door to World of Disney and its attached Starbucks location.
The Daily Poutine Menu
The menu of options at the Daily Poutine isn’t too extensive, but one thing’s for sure: You can absolutely find poutine here. All of the entrées are different takes on classic poutine (or inspired by poutine), so you can be confident that you’re getting some seriously loaded fries with a variety of toppings.
There are also some beverages on the menu here, both nonalcoholic and alcoholic. But even the drinks lean more simple and act as pairings for the poutine versus standalone specials.
See the menu at the Daily Poutine below.
Entrées
- Canadian Poutine
- Butter Chicken Poutine
- Korean Barbecue
- Buffalo Chicken Poutine
- Loaded Frites
Nonalcoholic and alcoholic beverages also available.
Disney Dining Plan
You can use the Disney Dining Plan at the Daily Poutine. All of the poutine options on the menu count as an entrée, and since it’s a quick-service kiosk, you can use both the Disney Dining Plan and the Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan here.Â
It’ll cost one quick-service meal credit per person to dine here.
Advance Dining Reservations
You don’t need to worry about making advance dining reservations (ADRs) for the Daily Poutine. This quick-service dining spot doesn’t offer reservations, so you can walk up any time it’s open to grab a bite.
Is The Daily Poutine Kid-Friendly?
Kids do love fries, and odds are there’s something on the menu at the Daily Poutine that they’ll find kid-friendly. However, many of the dishes here are a bit more adventurous with toppings like Buffalo chicken, tomato curry sauce, and sriracha aioli. So, you may want to stick with the basic option here for younger diners.
