Step back in time and experience a speakeasy from the Prohibition era of the 1920s at Enzo’s Hideaway, a table service restaurant that features delicious Italian food and plenty of specialty cocktails. Inspired by the “rum-running” past of Florida, this watering hole features theming from the ‘20s – and it’s even tucked away inside a tunnel so you’re truly escaping into a clandestine bar.
Enzo’s Hideaway Location
Enzo’s Hideaway is located at Disney Springs in The Landing. It sits near STK Steakhouse, Pizza Ponte, and Maria & Enzo’s.
Enzo’s Hideaway Menu
Open for lunch and dinner, Enzo’s Hideaway is part bar, part Italian restaurant. It certainly fulfills its Prohibition-era speakeasy theming with an extensive list of adult-leaning drinks, including specialty cocktails and mocktails, wine, beer, and even martinis and espresso-based drinks. But the food is well worth stopping by for.
Both adults and kids will find items they like on the varied menu here. During lunch service, sandwiches and salads are the star, and during dinner, there’s a long list of pasta options. The kids’ menu features main courses like buttered noodles and classic spaghetti, covering kids’ more limited tastes well.
See what’s on the menu at Enzo’s Hideaway below.
Lunch Menu
Dolce Vita
- Cured Meats & Artisan Cheese (serves two)
Piccoli Piatti
- Prosciutto e Melone
- Marinated Olives
- Burrata Caprese
- Calamari
- Polpettine
- Focaccia Della Casa
Inslate
- Caesar Salad
- Rucola
- Greca
Panini
- Pollo Grigliato
- Polpettine
- Porchetta
- Vedure
- Mortadella e Burrata
Pasta
- Spaghetti e Polpette
- Ravioli ai Formaggi
- Rigatoni al Ragu Bolognese
- Rigatoni al Ragu Cavolfiore
Dolci
- Cannoli Siciliano
- Torta della Nonna
- Gelato
- Tiramisu
- Chocolate Ganache
- Crostata di Frutta
- Tora all’ Olio D’Oliva
Kids’ Starters
- Fried Cheese Bites with Marinara
- Fruit Salad
Kids’ Main Course
- Spaghetti & Meatball
- Slice of Cheese Pizza
- Penne and Butter
Kids’ Sweets
- Ice Cream
Alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages also available.
Dinner Menu
Dolce Vita
- Cured Meats & Artisan Cheese (serves two)
Piccoli Piatti
- Prosciutto e Melone
- Marinated Olives
- Burrata Caprese
- Calamari
- Polpettine
- Focaccia Della Casa
- Caesar Salad
- Rucola
- Greca
Secondi
- Spaghetti e Polpette
- Pasta Della Nonna
- Eggplant Parmigiana
- Ravioli Formaggi
- Lemon-Oregano Pollo Arrosto
- Salmon Alla Griglia
- Bistecca Alla Griglia
- Rigatoni al Ragu Cavolfiore
- Bistecca Alla Plancha
- Risotto al Funghi
Dolci
- Cannoli Siciliano
- Torta della Nonna
- Geltao
- Tiramisu
- Chocolate Ganache
- Torta all’ Olio D’Oliva
- Crostata Di Frutta
Kids’ Starters
- Fried Cheese Bites with Marinara
- Fruit Salad
Kids’ Main Course
- Spaghetti & Meatball
- Slice of Cheese Pizza
- Penne and Butter
Kids’ Sweets
- Ice Cream
Alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages also available.
Disney Dining Plan
Enzo’s Hideaway does accept the Disney Dining Plan, so you can use credits for meals and drinks here. However, since it is a table service restaurant, you can only use the Disney Dining Plan here – the Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan isn’t accepted.
If you’re dining on the plan here, it’ll cost you one table service credit per person for lunch or dinner.
Advance Dining Reservations
You will want to look into advance dining reservations (ADRs) if you’re hoping to grab a bite at Enzo’s Hideaway. Like all of Disney World’s table service dining spots, ADRs are highly recommended so you’re able to solidify a table.
But many Disney Springs restaurants do see lower demand than resort and theme park restaurants, so odds are there may be some walk-up or last-minute availability. If this is a must-visit spot on your list, you’ll definitely want to make a reservation – but if you’re flexible, it may be one you can check as your trip draws closer.
Is Enzo’s Hideaway Kid-Friendly?
While there are kid-friendly dishes on the menu at Enzo’s Hideaway – and like almost all Disney world restaurants, you can bring little ones here – the atmosphere at this speakeasy-inspired spot is decidedly more adult-friendly. It feels like much more of a date-night spot or dinner and drinks destination for a weekend than a kid-oriented dining experience.
If you do decide to stop by with the kids, the food is a standout perk. Since the menu is focused on Italian food, there’s easily something for even the pickiest of eaters. So, while kids will need to be on their table service manners here, they will enjoy what’s served.
