Broken Spell Lounge

The Baseline: For a in hotel restaurant lounge it must have a good drink menu, excellent appetizers, and a stellar staff to bring out the experience.Food: The food was good and above the baseline but not at the amazing level. Had the Charcuterie Pizza, Wagyu Cheeseburger, and truffle fries. Disney please stop dressing up bag fries for your higher end food establishments.Drinks on the other hand rocked. My parties order was a Chili Chocolate Old Fashion and a "Make it Blue, Make it Pink" cocktail. Both worth trying out and drinking. I got the clearest ice cube I have ever had in a cocktail.Service: Awesome Disney Service! Tiffany was a great waitress and the water glasses were always full.Ambiance: The Lobby Lounge has been rebranded to the Broken Spell Lounge. The inside has a good Disney Magic feel to it. There was live jazz band entertainment and it only added greatly to the experience.

This was my favorite stop of the night. The dim lit lounge creates a cool/chill ambiance topped off with live music (who were incredible). It's so nice because it had a "Disney" vibe without overly being "Disney."Service is quick and every person we interacted with elevated our experience. We were told they have a rotating specials menu so we got the holiday specials. Will definitely be making my way out here again soon

Disneyland Resorts Newest edition Broken Spell Lounge is next to goofy's kitchen. Currently its walk in only, so for big groups it can be a bit a of wait. Lucky for us it was just four of us and there was no wait and they were even kind enough to let us change our seating as we wanted to be by the amazing mural wall. Which we were extremely grateful for considering it was a Saturday night..The service was wonderful, the moment we were seated we were given waters and complementary nut mix. Our order was promptly taken. We were only there for cocktails and I can honestly say we each loved our drinks. I had the 5 Golden Rings and it was delicious! I would definitely order it again. Warring it is a bit sweet and makes your hands sticking from just holding it. They have live music a few times throughout the night (I believe a total of three times). We got lucky and got to hear a bit of it and it was nice. We definitely recommend it. It's just a nice chill place to enjoy good music, drinks and just relax from all the park crowd.

My partner and I had been eyeing this empty space inside the Disneyland Hotel for several years, hoping it would eventually reemerge as something special. Lucky for us, it did!Broken Spell Lounge is an open, inviting space, reminiscent of a classic hotel bar -- but with plenty of next-level touches. From the décor to the menu, Broken Spell Lounge is a beautiful and long-awaited addition.We arrived about 10 minutes before opening and were the third group in line. Once seated at the bar, we were served a delectable warm nut snack and handed a lovely menu filled with seasonal offerings.Everyone was extremely kind and welcoming. It was clear there were quite a few new staff members, as some drinks required bartenders to refer to recipes. This wasn't an issue, and I'm sure service will only become smoother over time.The Prime Beef French Dip was delicious, featuring tender, melt-in-your-mouth meat. It was a bit pricey, but hey -- you're in the Mouse's house!We loved the atmosphere, the drinks, and the service. Although we left just before the live music started, we'd definitely consider returning to enjoy it next time.

Located in the Disneyland Hotel, this intimate setting is perfect for adults who love Disney, but might need a little break from the little ones! There's bar seating and comfortable tables and chairs located throughout the lounge, and the night we were there they had live music! Our bartenders and servers were phenomenal! The drinks menu is divine, but they have a bit of a limited food menu - no stress tho, because the food puts you in a trance. By far the best burger we've had on property! Don't snooze on your chance to check this spot out - it's beautifully done and the price points are fair for Disney.

Updating my review as I just visited in January 2025 and found the experience to be amazing with their charcuterie pizza and chile chocolate old fashioned. I also did get the seasoned nuts this time around as the host was very attentive to each table. I really enjoyed the live music and the vibe was so relaxing, was able to walk right in on a Friday afternoon around 4:30pm. It picked up by the time I left a few hours later but still no long waits it seemed.

Stopped by on Veteran's Day right at opening. Thought there would be a line of people waiting but entered immediately. It is open seating, first come first serve. Service was very attentive, servers are constantly around to check on you. A little mixed on the food- we got the wagyu burger & the steak frites. The burger was great and the steak was very underwhelming. I enjoyed the quiet and peaceful ambiance, it was a nice break from the parks.

Great little hidden gem inside the Disneyland Hotel! Happy to have another place to relax after a long day in the parks!

Popped in here for a quick snack after a day at the parks. We ordered the truffle fries and the chocolate lava molten cake. The truffle fries were hot and Crispy, and the truffle oil was so good. The molten cake was beautiful and tasty! Super rich, definitely something you can split between a few people. The time and craft they took to make sure a simple dessert looked beautiful didn't go unnoticed! It's the little touches like the hidden mickey made of whipped cream that made it so fun and special. They do have live music certain times and days, which makes for a nice setting. The servers were super sweet and had good recommendations. Overall a great new addition to Disney!

Great service and delicious drink. Please don't bring your kids. This is an upscale lounge with live music not a Kinder Care.