City Works new menu at Disney Springs | List of 35 items, review

Just in time for Super Bowl 2026, City Works Eatery & Pour House at Disney Springs unveiled an extensive lineup of new menu items designed for game-day crowds and sports fans looking to fuel up in style. We were invited out to try some of the new City Works menu items.

All about City Works

City Works Eatery & Pour House is part of a restaurant group with locations in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Texas, as well as at Disney Springs. Known for its massive draft beer selection and elevated sports bar atmosphere, City Works updated its food & drink offerings with 35 new items.

Located on the West Side of Disney Springs near Cirque du Soileil, City Works has solidified itself as the premier destination for sports fans visiting Walt Disney World. City Works boasts 17 extra-large HDTVs and a state-of-the-art sound system, anchored by a massive 168-inch video wall that ensures you won’t miss a single play.

Beyond the visuals, the “Pour House” side of City Works’ name shines with over 90 local and global craft beers on tap, whether you are looking for a rare Florida brew or a classic lager to pair with your “big game” nachos. With its spacious indoor seating and expansive outdoor patio, it provides a comfortable, high-energy environment that makes you feel like you’re at the stadium without the cold. For anyone spending their vacation during football season, this is the definitive place to catch the action.

List of all the new menu items at City Works in Disney Springs

The refreshed City Works Disney World menu leans heavily into shareable appetizers, hearty entrées, bold burgers, and indulgent desserts. In addition, several new cocktails and non-alcoholic beverages have been added. Overall, there are 20 new food options, seven new alcoholic drinks, and eight new non-alcoholic beverages.

Below is a description of every new menu item, now available at City Works Eatery & Pour House Disney Springs.

New appetizers and shareables

• Maple Bacon Tots – $11.95 – Tater tots topped with hot honey maple, hardwood-smoked bacon, black pepper, spicy mayo, and green onions.
• Crispy Smoked Wings – $17.95 – Crispy house-smoked wings served with carrots, celery, and ranch dressing. Choice of Buffalo, BBQ, Mustard BBQ, Nashville, Mango Habanero BBQ, Hot Honey Maple, or Naked.
• Boneless Wings – $16.95 – 10 oz. boneless wings with carrots, celery, and ranch dressing. Choice of Buffalo, BBQ, Mustard BBQ, Nashville, Mango Habanero BBQ, Hot Honey Maple, or Naked.
• Crab Rangoon Mozzarella Sticks – $15.95 – Crab, shrimp, cream cheese, green onions, garlic, mozzarella, panko breading, sesame seeds, and firecracker sauce
• Tuna Nachos – $18.95 – Sesame ginger-marinated ahi tuna, cucumber, daikon radish, tomato, avocado, Fresno chiles, green onions, sesame seeds, spicy mayo, soy glaze, and crispy wonton chips.
• Tuna Sliders – $17.95 – Seared rare togarashi-spiced tuna, kimchi, spicy mayo, green onions, pickled Fresno chiles, sesame seeds, and mini brioche buns.
• Shareable Trio – $23.95 – Pretzel bites with beer cheese sauce, queso dip with chorizo and Fresno chiles, and southern-fried popcorn chicken with ranch dressing.

New burgers, sandwiches, salads, and wraps

• Blackened Chicken Caesar Wrap – $19.45 – Blackened chicken, romaine, crouton crumble, parmesan, Caesar dressing, flour tortilla, and house fries.
• Chicken Caesar Entrée Salad – $20.95 – Grilled chicken, chopped romaine, hard-boiled egg, kalamata olives, parmesan, garlic croutons, and Caesar dressing. Substitute steak for $3 or salmon for $4.
• Black and Bleu Burger – $22.45 – Bacon onion jam, bleu cheese, pickled red onions, arugula, vine-ripened tomato, and house fries.
• Nashville Chicken Sandwich – $19.95 – Buttermilk-breaded crispy chicken breast, spicy bread and butter pickles, Nashville sauce, classic coleslaw, brioche bun, and house fries.
• Tex Mex Burger – $21.45 – Avocado mash, corn and black bean relish, shredded iceberg, tortilla strips, pepper jack cheese sauce, and house fries.

New entrées, pasta, and bowls

• Spicy Shrimp Linguine – $26.95 – Blackened shrimp, andouille sausage, bell peppers, red onion, green onion, sriracha cream, and linguine. Gluten-free available upon request.
• Grilled Chicken Piccata – $26.95 – Grilled chicken, mashed potatoes, grilled broccolini, lemon caper sauce, and micro greens.
• Chicken Pesto Linguine – $25.95 – Pesto cream sauce, tomato, broccolini, grilled chicken, balsamic reduction, and parmesan cheese.
• Steak Bowl – $28.95 – Soy-glazed grilled New York strip, cilantro rice, kimchi, cucumbers, pickled red onions, grilled marinated broccolini, spicy mayo, sesame seeds, and green onions.
• Seafood Platter – $40.95 – Crab Rangoon mozzarella sticks, spicy shrimp, and beer-battered cod served with coleslaw, house fries, and dipping sauces.
• Grilled Lemon Salmon – $33.95 – Grilled salmon served with mashed potatoes, grilled broccolini, lemon butter sauce, and micro greens.
• New York Strip and Shrimp – $43.95 – Bleu cheese-crusted 10 oz. NY strip, garlic butter-blackened shrimp, mashed potatoes, and grilled asparagus.

New dessert

• Campfire Fried Ice Cream – $12.45 – Crispy fried vanilla bean ice cream topped with toasted marshmallow, caramel, chocolate sauce, graham cracker crumbles, smoked almonds, and whipped cream.

New drinks

Alcoholic Beverages

• Spiced Pear Spritz – St. George Spiced Pear Liqueur, simple syrup, lemon juice, soda, and sparkling wine.
• House Margarita – ose Cuervo Tradicional, triple sec, agave syrup, and lime juice.
• Banana Painkiller – Giffard Banane du Bresil, Myers’s rum, pineapple juice, orange juice, and cream of coconut.
• Watermelon Margarita – Camarena Silver Tequila, watermelon syrup, and housemade sour mix. .
• House Sangria – Malbec, triple sec, apple juice, and Sprite.
• Lavender Limoncello Spritz – Caravella limoncello, lavender syrup, soda, and sparkling wine.
• House Coconut Mojito – Malibu, Cruzan light rum, cream of coconut, lime, mint, and Sprite.

Non-Alcoholic Beverages

• Dirty Soda: Blueberry Muffin – Sprite, blueberry syrup, and vanilla cream.
• Dirty Soda: Vanilla Cream Root Beer – Draft root beer with vanilla cream.
• Dirty Soda: Pineapple Upside Down Cake – Sprite, pineapple juice, charred syrup, and vanilla cream.
• Blueberry Lemonade – Housemade lemonade with blueberry syrup.
• Lavender Lemonade – Housemade lemonade with lavender syrup.
• Watermelon Lemonade – Housemade lemonade with watermelon syrup
• Garden Nojito – Cucumber, mint, lime, lavender syrup, raspberry syrup, and Sprite.
• Draft Root Beer (Abita)

Our review of the new menu at City Works

The new City Works menu items became permanent additions to the everyday lineup at the Disney World location on Feb. 4, 2026. On that day, we were invited to dine to try some of the new menu options. We recognized some of the latest menu items from the Chef Selects rotating menu, which offers a few limited-time offerings for eight weeks at a time. Clearly, City Works Eatery & Pour House used those “test” runs to guide the new City Works Disney menu offerings.

While we did not try everything (how could we?), we sampled many of the new offerings.

We started with several of the shareable items. Our order included the Maple Bacon Tots, Crispy Smoked Wings, and the Tuna Sliders. Additionally, during a previous visit, we ordered the Crab Rangoon Mozzarella Sticks. However, those are included in the entrée we ordered, so we will discuss them later.

Maple Bacon Tots

We expected these to be excellent. For most of our group, those expectations were met. These bar bites offer a unique blend of sweet and savory flavors that can be addictive. The portion size is shareable and includes plenty of toppings. The dipping sauce makes this appetizer even more appealing. These provide a chicken-and-waffles effect without those components, of course.

Of note, when guests join the free Bottleneck rewards program, they get a free “bar bites” option, which includes these. Also, City Works Eatery & Pour House has “Happy Hour” Monday through Friday from 3-6 p.m. The Maple Bacon Tots are only $8 during that time window.

Crispy Smoked Wings

We received several chicken wings. Our group requested buffalo sauce as the flavor. Since City Works Disney Springs is a bar and grill-style table service restaurant, you know the wings are good. In fact, one member of our group thought the wings were better than the Maple Bacon Tots.

Guests should expect a lightly battered wing. So, if you read “crispy” and think heavy batter, that would not be the case. Still, those looking for a really crisp wing may not find it with these. All the same, they are solid bar & grill wings.

Tuna Sliders

This unique twist on standard bar food offered plenty of flavor. These provide a spicy kick on the high end, for theme-park-level spice. The tuna and other components came well prepared. Our group enjoyed the melding of flavor and a spicy kick in these sliders. Even the brioche buns impressed us with their quality.

Guests get three sliders, so for a group of three, this appetizer works great. However, if you group has more than three, prepare for some fighting over these tuna sliders.

Steak Bowl

Our group ordered three entrees: Steak Bowl, Seafood Platter, and the Black and Bleu Burger.

In late April 2025, City Works Eatery & Pour House updated its menu, adding several bowl-style entrees. Those have been popular. So, for this menu update, a Steak Bowl was added.

This consists of several components, giving it an Asian flair. The New York strip receives a soy glaze. A spicy mayo, along with kimchi and cucumbers, rounds out the Asian flair.

Like many bowl entrées, this works well for those who want to dine out but don’t want to eat too much fried food. This lighter entrée stood in sharp contrast to some of the other food options we had this day. Guests can mix and match all components however they like. Overall, we enjoyed this bowl. It would make a great lunch item or a lighter dinner entrée.

Black and Bleu Burger

City Works consistently offers solid burgers. This one continues that trend. Also, the new Tex-Mex Burger, which we enjoyed during a preview, likewise shows off the quality of burgers at City Works at Disney World.

However, the Black and Bleu Burger should not be ordered by anyone who dislikes bleu cheese. We have no idea why anyone who dislikes bleu cheese would order this. Still, it has a LOT of bleu cheese. This component gets close to overwhelming the burger and onion jam. While we enjoyed this burger (and will probably order it again), you NEED to like bleu cheese. Fortunately, it is good bleu cheese, and we like this type.

Seafood Platter

This entree looks more like a very shareable appetizer. It contains some Crab Rangoon Mozzarella Sticks, Spicy Shrimp, fries, and Beer-Battered Cod with coleslaw. The entrée includes dipping sauces. Make sure you use the firecracker sauce with the Crab Rangoon Mozzarella Sticks and the tartar sauce with the cod.

The Spicy Shrimp and Crab Rangoon Mozzarella Sticks can be ordered as appetizers. In fact, the cod can be ordered as the Fish & Chips entrée. However, this platter allows guests to have all three. While the price point is slightly over $40, the platter is quite filling.

The Spicy Shrimp were our group’s favorite part of this dish. We found the battered shrimp with a decent level of spicy kick served as an excellent bar & grill item. The Crab Rangoon Mozzarella Sticks offer a unique panko crust with the crab, shrimp, cream cheese, and mozzarella filling. The firecracker sauce elevates the flavors.

The cod arrived at our table very well prepared. It was lightly battered and offered a good portion size. Guests should be aware that the fish will not provide as robust a flavor as the other two main parts of this platter. That does mean it lacks flavor. The cod offers a less “spicy” flavor to balance the different parts of this platter.

Of course, we had dessert!

The new City Works Disney World dessert is the Campfire Fried Ice Cream. We tried this back in late 2025 when it was part of the Chef Selects menu, a limited-time menu that rotates about every eight weeks.

For dessert, the Campfire Fried Ice Cream brings a fun, nostalgic flair to the table. This item offers strong positives and potential concerns for some guests. For the best experience, diners should enjoy almonds. Based on the smoky nature of the almonds (to achieve the campfire theme), this dessert offers a distinct flavor and texture that some guests may not expect. The smoked almond element might divide some guests, and a touch more chocolate would better balance the sweetness. Still, it’s an excellent portion for sharing and a well-themed, photo-worthy finish to the meal.

Menu items removed

With the addition of new menu items at City Works Eatery & Pourhouse at Disney Springs, several old menu items were removed. We only noticed the following being off the menu:

• Duck Nachos
• Crab Fondue
• Smoked Fried Chicken
• Fried Strawberry Cheesecake

With its Super Bowl-ready menu of shareable starters, bold entrées, and specialty drinks, City Works Eatery & Pour House is positioning itself as one of the top destinations at Disney Springs for fans looking to watch the big game while enjoying an expanded food and beverage lineup. For more information about City Works Eatery & Pour House at Disney Springs, please consult the restaurant’s official website.

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