My party of 2 spent $27 at BaseLine Tap House in Disney World. I had to wait 15 minutes to order, but the bar had great snacks.
Casey Clark
- BaseLine Tap House is one of the only food spots I haven't tried at Hollywood Studios.
- My party of two spent $27, including the tip, for our snacks at the lounge.
I've eaten at almost every restaurant at Hollywood Studios, from 50's Prime Time Café to Hollywood & Vine, over the past decade. But I've never made it to BaseLine Tap House.
I wasn't sure if I'd like the bar since I don't drink alcohol, but I wanted to check it out to see what it had to offer.
I had to wait 15 minutes in line to order my food at the bar.
There's no option to mobile order at BaseLine Tap House, so I had to wait in line once I got there.
The employees had guests line up on the side of the building and make their way through the entrance as people left. There were about 10 people in front of me, and I waited roughly 15 minutes.
The menu had an extensive range of alcoholic offerings.
BaseLine Tap House has an extensive list of alcoholic beverages, with numerous craft beers on tap like Golden Road Golden State Cerveza and North Coast Red Seal.
The beers ranged in price from $9.75 for 16 ounces to $11 for 22 ounces. You can also order a flight of four 5-ounce beers for $12.50.
In addition to beer, there was hard cider, wine, cocktails, and spirits. According to the bartender, some fan favorites include the California Sunset cocktail and the St. Francis chardonnay.
For those who prefer nonalcoholic beverages, there are two fun options.
You won't find a plethora of nonalcoholic offerings at BaseLine Tap House, but there are two specialty drinks: Barrilitos strawberry-hibiscus soda and wild-strawberry lemonade.
Both were about $5, so it's definitely a good way to save money if you don't want to spend $10 on a drink.
There isn't an extensive food menu, but we found some snacks to munch on.
I wouldn't say the bar is suitable for dinner since the menu is limited. But there are some snackable options to enjoy.
I opted for the Bavarian pretzel and California cheese-and-charcuterie plate. The pretzel was $9.50 and the charcuterie was $12.50.
The two other snacks available were a coffee-rubbed rib-eye beef puff for $11 and spiced almonds for $6.25.
There's a tiny seating area inside, but most of the tables are outside.
There are a few chairs inside near the bar, but a majority of the high-top and picnic tables are outside on the patio.
Sitting outside in the Florida sun isn't always the most enjoyable thing, so plan accordingly.
Disney World is usually pretty good at having clean tables ready to go for guests, but I was thoroughly impressed by the employees wiping down the tables outside. There wasn't a crumb to be seen on my table.
The pretzel with the beer cheese was my favorite.
Although the pretzel was almost $10, it came with a generous amount of beer-cheese fondue and spicy mustard, which made up for it.
It was big enough to share, so it could also serve as a snack for two people.
The charcuterie board was a close second.
Considering a Mickey Mouse ice-cream bar is almost $7, I was happy to see I could get a hefty charcuterie board for $12.
As a fan of goat cheese, I thought the cheese and crostini pairing was delicious.
As soon as we were finished eating, an employee came and took our trays away, which was convenient.
Overall, I was pleased with my experience at BaseLine Tap House and will definitely be making a trip back.
I wasn't too surprised by the bill, if anything, I was actually pretty happy that the pretzel and the charcuterie board only came out to $27 (with the tip).
As a local who visits Hollywood Studios at least twice a week, I think BaseLine Tap House will become a routine visit when I'm craving a salty pretzel or savory cheese board.
If you're going to the park, I'd definitely suggest making a pit stop at the bar.
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