Enzo's Hideaway

Tucked beneath The Landing at Disney Springs, Enzo’s Hideaway is a Prohibition-era speakeasy built into a faux rum-runner’s tunnel — the only restaurant on the entire property with this gimmick, and the kind of dim, brick-arched, climate-controlled room that makes you forget it’s 95 degrees and humid above ground. It’s the sister concept to lake-view Maria & Enzo’s upstairs, but where that one trades on sunset views, this one trades on atmosphere: low light, craft cocktails, and a menu built around house-made Italian-American pasta rather than postcard scenery.

The kitchen knows what it’s good at, and it’s the handmade pasta — the Truffle-Infused Tagliatelle is the dish people come back for, and the butter-seared Veal Saltimbocca finished in a sage sauce is the quiet sleeper that doesn’t get the Instagram love but earns the bill. Cocktails are a genuine strength here too, not an afterthought; the speakeasy framing is backed up by an actual bar program worth lingering at.

Where it stumbles is anything outside its lane. The standard Margherita pizza feels like a box being checked — the ovens and the focus belong to the pasta station — so don’t waste a course on it. Come for the room, the drinks, and the tagliatelle, and Enzo’s earns its table.

This is for the traveler who wants a real dinner with a real atmosphere — adults looking to slip away from the stroller crowds for cocktails and pasta, not families chasing characters. If you only have room for one Italian sit-down at Disney Springs, Enzo’s is the move when you’re after vibe and a great drink; pick Maria & Enzo’s upstairs instead if you want the lake view. Book it, skip the pizza, and let the bartenders do their thing.