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City Works Eatery & Pour House 🍺

Writer: Angie Franklin
Angie Franklin
Aug 13
3 min read

City Works Eatery & Pour House combines a modern American restaurant with a large sports-bar atmosphere on the West Side of Disney Springs. Big screens, an extensive beer selection and a broad menu make it particularly appealing for groups, especially

when someone wants to keep up with a game while everyone else wants a full restaurant meal. It is casual and energetic, but the food menu is substantial enough that you do not have to be a sports fan or beer drinker to enjoy it.


🍽️ Experience

City Works is designed for social dining. Large groups can settle in for appetizers, meals and drinks while multiple televisions keep sports playing throughout the restaurant. The menu has enough variety to accommodate very different tastes, which makes it a useful option when a group cannot agree on one type of cuisine. Weekend brunch gives the restaurant another personality beyond its sports-bar side.


ℹ️ Info

Type: American restaurant and sports bar

Location: West Side at Disney Springs

Service Style: Table service

Accessibility: Wheelchair and ECV accessible


✨ Atmosphere

The atmosphere is lively, modern and sports-focused, with plenty of televisions and a large bar presence. It can get loud during major sporting events, but that is part of the appeal for guests who specifically want to watch a game. The restaurant still feels polished enough for a regular dinner, and you do not need to be interested in sports to enjoy the menu or drinks.


🍴 Food

City Works serves modern American comfort food with plenty of variety. The menu includes shareable appetizers, burgers, sandwiches, tacos, salads and full entrées, along with brunch choices on weekends. The variety makes it a practical choice for groups because there is usually something familiar for picky eaters along with more interesting options for everyone else.


🍹 Drinks

Beer is a major focus at City Works, with a large tap selection and beer flights that let guests sample several styles. The menu also includes cocktails, wine, mimosas and nonalcoholic beverages. If someone in your group loves trying different beers, the drink selection is one of the strongest reasons to choose City Works.


💰 Price

$ ($1 up to $20) per person

$$ ($21 to $50) per person

$$$ ($51 to $75) per person

$$$$ ($76+) per person


Price Tier: $$

City Works Eatery & Pour House fits best in the $$ category. Many appetizers and lighter dishes fall below $20, while a full entrée combined with a beverage generally places a typical meal within the $21 to $50 range. Beer flights, cocktails, multiple appetizers or several courses can push spending higher, but most guests coming for a standard lunch or dinner should expect a moderate Disney Springs price point.


🌾 Allergies

Disney is very conscientious about food allergies and dietary needs, and many Disney Springs restaurants make an effort to accommodate guests whenever possible. Some locations offer separate allergy-friendly menus or clearly identify allergy-friendly options on their regular menus. Be sure to let your server or a Cast Member know about any allergies before ordering. Depending on the restaurant and the specific allergy, food may be prepared in a separate area or additional precautions may be taken to help reduce the risk of cross-contact. Because kitchens and preparation areas vary, accommodations cannot always be guaranteed, so guests with severe allergies should discuss their specific needs with the restaurant team before ordering.


💡 Tips

🏈 This is one of the better Disney Springs choices when you want to watch a major sporting event

🍺 Beer fans should look at the flights before automatically ordering a single draft

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 The broad menu makes City Works useful for groups with different tastes

🥞 Weekend brunch gives you a completely different reason to visit

📅 Consider reservations during major sporting events and busy weekend evenings


The Good

  • Huge beer selection

  • Large and varied food menu

  • Great for watching sports

  • Good for groups

  • Weekend brunch available

  • Fun social atmosphere


The Not-So-Good

  • Can be loud

  • Sports-bar atmosphere will not appeal to everyone

  • Drinks can quickly increase the bill

  • Busy during major games


🌟 Final Thoughts

City Works Eatery & Pour House is much more than a place to grab a beer and watch a game. The large food menu, weekend brunch and extensive beverage selection make it a solid restaurant even when sports are not part of your plans. Still, this is where City Works really shines. If you want dinner, drinks and a game without leaving Disney Springs, it is one of the most obvious choices.

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