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Brunch at Raglan Road

I recently headed over to Raglan Road to check out their Rollicking Raglan Sunday Brunch. The brunch menu features entrees ranging from $8 to $26 and runs from 11am-4pm. Entertainment starts at noon and features the Raglan Road Dancers and the house band Creel. Chef Kevin Dundon is also treating guests to a traditional Irish Sunday lunch with “Host the Roast!” which must be booked 48 hours in advance. Prices for the experience run from $35-$55 per person, depending on the type of roast ordered. There is a 6 guest minimum for this lunch.

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raglan-road-irish-musiciansIrish house band Creel

I wanted to order one of their specialty cocktails, and the Jay’Gail Sangria truly caught my eye! The drink features a combination of Magner’s Cider, Peach Schnapps, fruit liqueurs & squeezes. I know, I know… There’s no wine in this. BUT! Don’t knock it ’til you’ve tried it. The fruity, bubbly Magner’s is an interesting change from wine and soda water. I’d gladly order this one again. It was hard to not order a second to sit back and watch the entertainment!

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I was served some Irish bread that was dense but slightly soft with a firm yet chewy crust, and topped with oats.

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It was hearty and delicious on its own, but it was paired with something different that you don’t find alongside bread on property…

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Olive oil with a Guinness reduction! I was told by the bartender that the reduction would be sweet like honey, and it truly was. Alongside the more rustic bread, the flavor combination was difficult from which to pull myself away.

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Raglan Road’s Tart Art

Raglan Road at Downtown Disney has an atmosphere that can really transport you, much like Rose & Crown in the UK pavilion at Epcot. Beginning today at 5pm through Labor Day, they’ll be hosting The Great Irish Hooley, a traditional Irish social celebration, and, according to the website, the first such festival for Central Florida.

Should you find yourself there either this weekend or at any other time, I highly recommend stopping in for a delicious draft beer and some of their awesome food. This particular visit, I enjoyed a Miller Lite. Yes, I know. I’m a horrible person for ordering such swill when they have such a wonderful selection available. Here is the selection from their Hole in the Wall bar, tucked away in between the main entrance to the restaurant and Cookes of Dublin:

Note: Hole in the Wall, the outdoor bar, has a daily Happy Hour from 3-7pm and offers $2 off their draft beers. This beer, inside, was $6.

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Mouse Bites for May 20, 2012

Good morning, everyone! Sorry for not having a tasty new post for you yesterday, but Friday brought a bit of a mishap. We’re back with the Grand Circle Tour!

This week on Eating WDW:

Falafel Pita from The Mara

We had a redeeming meal at Pecos Bill.

The Caribbean Limeade from Uzima Springs is fantastic.

The Mara has a tasty falafel pita.

We snacked on a Lion Bar from UK.

Territory Lounge offers a fantastic and delicious appetizers on the menu.

And now for your Grand Circle Tour around the Disney Blogosphere!

Torontopolitan from the Canada Beer Cart

Susan at Disney Food Report has a big babycakes birthday blowout.

Kat posts some pics of the drinks found at Skyline on the Disney Dream at Drinking Disney.

At Main Street Gazette, Ryan tries the Chicken Caesar Sandwich from Min & Bill’s Dockside Diner.

Kristen of WDW for Grown Ups highlights one of our favorite spots to order a beer: the Canada Beer Cart!

At Disney Hipster Blog, Adam and Andrew serve up their own version of French Market’s Four Cheese Gratin.

Tracy of Mouse on the Mind gives a review on her breakfast at Pizzafari.

Rounding out the tour are these posts from Disney Parks Blog:

Mouse Bites for March 18, 2012

This week on Eating WDW:

Queso con Jalapeno at La Cava del Tequila

We checked out the English Bay Sugar Cookie, which replaced the Shortbread at Yorkshire County Fish Shop in Epcot’s U.K.

Canada’s beer cart menu has had a few changes.

We stopped by Crew’s Cup Lounge for dinner.

Epcot’s International Flower & Garden Festival has a great display called “Haiti: Garden of Many Colors.” We sampled their Prestige Lager and visited again for their Hibiscus Rhum Lemonade and Coconut Rhum Punch.

Big River Grille tapped their Irish Red Lager.

Choya Umeshu Plum Wine from Japan proved itself delicious.

We payed an overdue visit to La Cava del Tequila for some amazing margaritas, and getting back is a priority!

And now for your Grand Circle Tour around the Disney Blogosphere!

Anchors Aweigh Sandwich from Columbia Harbour House

Get your calendar ready for Margarita Mondays through April at La Cava del Tequila, courtesy of Drinking Disney!

Designerland is showing off a slick Orange Bird design for a T-shirt.

Beers and Ears reviews Kirin Ichiban, which Matt deems the coldest beer on property during those hot summers roaming World Showcase. An Epcot trip isn’t complete without one!

As a former vegetarian/vegan, I totally need to hang out with Andrew and Adam of Disney Hipster Blog on their next trip to WDW so I can be reintro’d to vegetarian options! This round is their Top 5 at Magic Kingdom.

The Citrus Swirl has returned, and thanks to Progress City, U.S.A., Matt and I headed to Magic Kingdom to try one. Stay tuned for our review!

Brenda enjoys the Marinated Beef Flatbread at Contempo Cafe, as do we! Check out her review at Disney Food Report!

It’s official that I need to try this Chicken and Field Mushroom Pie from Cookes of Dublin, thanks to Main Street Gazette!

Have you been over to Everything Walt Disney World lately? Although this isn’t food related, Bob informs us of the Agent P World Showcase Adventure that will be replacing Kim Possible. I. Can’t. Wait! He also reviews the Anchors Aweigh sandwich from Columbia Harbour House, which is one of Matt’s favorites in the Magic Kingdom. Christina’s review of Tusker House makes me want to get over there for breakfast even more than before!

Disney Parks Blog rounds out this week with the following posts:

Mouse Bites for February 19, 2012

It’s been another insane week here in Orlando! Matt and I spent some time in Nassau for his brother’s wedding, but we kept the posts on deck! We’re both looking forward to checking out Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom, and I could use some Space Mountain. While I head to the Magic Kingdom, have a virtual escape with me enjoying this weeks flavors!

This week on Eating WDW:

We rocked the sweets with Rocky Road Fudge and a S’mores Sandwich.

Contempo Cafe serves up a nice Turkey BLT.

Nic Nac’s can fuel you between meals over in Germany.

If you find yourself at a Hard Rock Cafe, their burgers are quite delicious.

And keep an eye open for the Adventureland Egg Roll Cart!

And now for your Grand Circle Tour around the Disney Blogosphere!

Andy at Eating (and Drinking) around the World shares TONS of his eats from his recent weekend trip.

George of Imaginerding writes up a book review of Delicious Disney over at Disney Food Report.

AJ at Disney Food Blog tries the Spicy Chicken and Cheddar Poppers at Refreshment Port in Epcot.

Ryan at Main Street Gazette shares a recipe of the Cobb Salad with French Dressing from The Hollywood Brown Derby.

Beers & Ears launched their slick 3.o version of the site.

Relax with a Kona Cool Sundown over at Drinking Disney, or take a tour of one of my favorite places to eat and drink at Downtown Disney, Raglan Road!

Christina shared her Top Five Hollywood Studios Eats at Everything Walt Disney World.

Brianna is Shelley’s guest writer at On the Go in MCO and shares her look at the Dole Whip.

Pam Brandon at Disney Parks Blog talks about the New Orleans Bayou Bash! that’s happening over is Disneyland.

…And Jason Dz at AllEars.net has some great pictures from the event!

D23 shares the California Grill’s recipe for Chocolate Lava Cake.