Liberty Inn
Epcot American Adventure, Orlando, FL, 32830
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Address :
Epcot American Adventure
Orlando, FL, 32830 - Phone
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : No
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Loud
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Drive-Thru : No
Caters : No
Categories
Burgers
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Terrie B.
If you are in a hurry do not go here. Even when there's no one in line the service is slow.
(2)Bobby D.
I got the hamburger it was good. If you come to Disney I recommend it as a lunch. Very fun to eat outside.
(4)Jeff S.
Usually the Disney Quick-Service meals are at least as good, if not, better than a regular fast food restaurant but this particular restaurant was not even close. The food (particularly the Cheeseburger) was bland and tasteless. Of course, you can never be certain but two of the people in our party got sick after eating here and the only common thing they ate that night was the cheeseburger and fries. However, in fairness two other people at the cheeseburger and did not get sick. I would definitely stay away from this one in the future - there are much better options in Epcot.
(1)Diane F.
I really like this place. The set up is really nice. The restaurant has real plant life inside as a centerpiece. The food here counts as 1 quick service if on the Disney Dinning Plan. We ordered the steak. For fast food steak it's pretty good. We ate it all. Fruit is a dessert option. That's nice especially if you want something light. Chicken nuggets and burgers are served here too for those American food fans.
(5)jon c.
Where else can you get a strip steak in a theme park for 10? Sure it's not the best quality, but it's a steak for $10! And yeah, it's from a frozen piece of meat, and the butter on top is needed to moisten it, but it's a steak. Otherwise, it's pedestrian fare and certainly you can do better in world showcase
(3)Steve S.
My daughter and I were here last week and it was our third Disney stop of the day (be smart, don't do three parks in one day people) which ultimately made this my least favorite stop of the day because all I wanted to do was fall into a pool. We were exhausted and starving...and like idiots, we were without reservations. Since we had no reservations and, like the Donger, we needed food, we wobbled over to Liberty Inn. Now, taking nothing away from this place-it would be my last choice for where I wanted to eat...I would prefer to try something new or AT LEAST try some international fare. That said, this place had the AC pumping, the lines were short (it was already 8:30pm), and the food was pretty good. My daughter just had nuggets and fries and a small salad, which was fine...it could have been possum nuggets and she wouldn't have cared at that point). I had the Smokehouse burger which really hit the spot and was very good. It's a 1/3 pound burger with fried onion straws and pulled pork...seriously, pulled pork on my burger at 8:30 pm. Disney really IS magical! We got to watch the fireworks as we were finishing up, which was cool, but our exhaustion required us to admire them from the AC inside. I really love Epcot, but what I love most about it is the people watching and the various beers and wines you can get in the restaurants around the lake...which we had no time to do this time. Next time we come down here Epcot gets a full evening so we (we being the adults) can enjoy some good food and drink...but if in a rush, I'd come back to Liberty Inn..
(3)Jose A. R.
For a Disney restaurant I have to say I was expecting much better service. However, I have to say I'm very happy and very pleased that they're offering a vegan option here! When I first walked up to the counter, I asked the guy at the register if they could replace the beef patty for the vegan chicken breast on their burger. He automatically said "no". I left the line to look at the menu again and see if there was something else I wanted. They had a Vegan Chicken Plate on the menu, so I decided I would get two of those for me and my partner. I went to another register and asked again if they could do the patty switch, and they checked, and they could!!! Went ahead and ordered the burger and the breast. Now, when it came to the waiting... I waited almost 25 minutes to get my order. On top of that, they had my order wrong, so I had to wait for them to remake it because they gave me a regular burger with bacon even after I showed them my receipt. So I wasn't too happy about that. I know I sound like that "annoying" vegan right now, buuuuuuut... I have to say I was pretty happy with my meal at the end of it all. It really filled me up, it was very light and really delicious. They were able to make it taste as if it wasn't just reheated in the back. Although, the food tasted good (the reason for the stars), I would think twice about stopping here if I'm short on time or not in the mood to wait.
(3)Shaina K.
They serve the standard "American" dishes here. NY Strip Steak, Cheeseburger, Fries. It was a little sad, because it seemed to be lower quality than the rest of the places at the world showcase. It kind of gives a bad impression to tourists, and I thought that the level of food served could be improved. There is a large indoor area to sit in (which was great for escaping the rain).
(3)Alan L.
I thought the Smokehouse Burger was pretty good. It was a 1/3lb burger with bbq pulled pork and friend onion straws. It was pretty good for counter service. This hasn't been my first choice for food, but when you are on the back side of the World Showcase and just want a simple burger or chicken tenders, this is the place to go.
(3)Christopher C.
An absolute 100% culinary dumpster fire of inedible crap that should embarrass Disney on multiple levels if not for the simple reason that so much of the food that is served in the World Showcase is excellent and then you come to the home country only to find this hell hole. First off we reeeeealy should have known this was bad simply by the lines. The quick service place in Germany was mobbed, all food options in Italy had decent sized lines, so we came here even though it looked like someone had just cleared the place out with a canister of tear gas. 1. Grilled Chicken BLT Sandwich had the consistency of dare I say, a rubber chicken. The meat was clearly not thawed/reheated properly as it was cool at best from the start and it probably could have been dribbled back to the table. 2. The Angus Burger was equally undone/underdone to the point of it probably still having its horns attached. Add in some limp lettuce, soggy old tomato and it looked like a real sad ass situation on a plate. 3. Kids meal #1 of Mac & Cheese was apparently portion controlled out the whazoo as it was about as wide as two half dollar coins. 4. But not to be outdone was kids meal #2 of grilled chicken which primarily consisted of not one but two microscopic chicken strips/shards. Disney Dining has come a long was over the last ten years compared to what it once was which further makes what is served here at LI that much more of an embarrassment across the board. Never. Again.
(1)David D.
It had been years since I'd eaten at the Liberty Inn and I was pleasantly surprised to see that the offerings and quality had improved over the old hamburger stand days. I had a small New York strip with sides for just over $10 which was an incredible value compared with some of the other in-park dining options. I would eat here again.
(3)Roberto T.
This place really does America a disservice with its greeeezy fare. ATTENTION FOREIGNERS: we no more eat only burgers and fries than Mexicans eat tacos for dinner. I know because I was born in Mexico! They recently changed up the menu a bit so kudos there. But its not very often that I drunkenly eat here. I admit, sometimes I drool over the smell wafting out of the place but my health consciousness usually gets the better of me unless alcohol overrides it. I get a "rah rah America" feel out of this place. Save it folks. We are not that high and mighty collectively. Lets knock it down a notch and showcase ourselves a little better for the tourists. I imagine they don't do to well here. But nice try. TIP TO DISNEY: showcase more American beers year round. The Sam Adams collection (namely Cherry Wheat) would be a fine start. Ben Franklin did poignantly state that "beer is proof God loves us and wants us all to be happy."
(3)John R.
Order was wrong twice. Food was not cooked correctly. Place was dirty. Saw an employee drop a fry basket on the ground, scoop them up and put them back in the fry bin, mix it up and re-serve the dropped fries...WOW! They were out of condiments, asked for refills and was brushed off. This was all at 3 in the afternoon, AFTER the lunch rush was over.
(1)Michael L.
You've got to be kidding me when representing American dining as quick service burgers and fries. Most pavilions have a sit down specialty entree menu based on the highlights of their country. We muster out cheap junk... guess that really does say it. The burgers are some of the worse on Disney property, oily and watering out. There is no marination of the ground beef in the patties. The burgers are tiny in comparison to Tomorrowland's Terrace Restaurant, even though they are 1/3 a pound... most of the weight is evaporated in the overcooking process, and pressing the patties while cooking. (I've seen them press hard on the patties, totally the wrong technique to make a juicy burger.) The Pulled Pork Sandwich is okay but is far better at the Flame Tree Barbecue quick service eatery at Disney's Animal Kingdom. The Chicken Nuggets are good for the kids, but not much to sustain an adult. The Grilled Chicken Flat Bread selection is dry and stiff. The Salad is the best dish offered here. Got to do better when representing the "American Experience."
(2)Krista J.
When you're in the International World Showcase at EPCOT, you should really try to be adventurous and eat something OTHER than American food. But sometimes you just need a burger or some chicken nuggets and this is the place to come. The food is great and there is ample seating inside and outside under umbrellas. Check out the Apple Pie dessert!
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