🍺 Booming Brews and Bites at City Works Pour House
“A craft beer scene is something Disney Springs really needed” says Tim, a server for City Works since the restaurant’s opening a year ago, “we’re here now!”
This Chicago-based pour house expanded to the Orlando area, flaunting a scratch kitchen and a variety of beverage selections on Disney Springs property. Both beers and wines are poured from draft, eliminating bottle and can waste to illustrate a more sustainable effort in dining service. Though several beer selections are outsourced, the restaurant also features local brews to support the community.
City Works has an elevated sports bar ambiance with warm lighting, spacious booths, and tons of televisions for catching sports games or fights; something Disney Springs needed. With dishes made from scratch, take a sight of our bites!
🥦 Cauliflower
The Kung Pao Cauliflower is roasted and tossed in sweet and spicy tamari for a smooth tang. The dish is topped with a medley of sweet peppers, green onions, garlic, ginger, and arbol chiles. The fried peanuts provide a slight crunch while the chili oil brings out the flavor of the sauce.
🍔 Burger
This plant-based option features an Impossible burger patty atop a bed of shredded iceberg lettuce and vine-ripened tomatoes for a refreshing bite. The vegan roasted garlic horseradish aioli has a slight savory kick, served alongside olive oil parsley fries.
🍖 Ribs
The full rack baby back ribs are packed with flavor, hardwood-smoked with a seasoning rub and topped with housemade BBQ sauce for an overall salty bite. The spicy maple bacon baked beans and mascarpone creamed corn bring out the BBQ taste with a slight kick of sweetness.
🍮 Snickers Pie
The Peanut Butter Snickers Pie features an Oreo cookie crust topped with a peanut butter mousse with a smooth, light texture. The dessert is topped with crumbled Snickers for a sweet crunch, drizzled with chocolate and caramel sauce.
Through these unprecedented times, team members are masked and hand sanitizer stations are present throughout the restaurant. Tables are marked down to ensure socially-distanced parties, with plexiglass barriers separating tables. The patio area provides outdoor seating for guests looking to get fresh air alongside their meal.
Catch City Works’ Happy Hour Monday to Thursday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., featuring $7 bar bites and $2 off local draft beers and wines by the glass. Get boozy for brunch on Saturdays and Sundays with their Rock `n Roll themed dining experience with an exclusive menu that includes a build-your-own mimosa flight.
From brewtiful beers to delicious bites, City Works is the optimal family-friendly spot to relax while sipping a cold glass!
