D-Luxe Burger Opening in May at Disney Springs

If you know anything about the PCT staff, you know we love a good, cheesy burger. So naturally, we’re very excited about this grand opening.

Disney Springs continues to expand its dining, shopping and entertainment options at Walt Disney World® Resort. And now, we’re excited to give you more details about the new D-Luxe Burger, opening this May at Town Center at Disney Springs.

Featuring delicious gourmet burgers and twisted milkshakes, D-Luxe Burger is the perfect place to enjoy a delicious bite – whether you choose to dine in the eclectically comfortable western-inspired interior, or the covered outdoor seating area that overlooks the springs.

There’s a burger for everyone, complete with unique toppings, freshly baked buns and a signature blend of beef. Gourmet burgers on the menu include:

Classic Cheeseburger – Beef patty topped with cheddar, lettuce, tomato and pickle

Barbeque Classic Burger – Beef patty topped with a fried onion ring, smoked Gouda, bacon, barbeque sauce and lettuce

El Diablo Burger – Chorizo-and-signature-blend patty, fried banana peppers, pepper jack cheese, lettuce, tomato and chipotle mayonnaise

Southern Classic Burger – Beef patty, topped with fried-green tomato, pimento cheese, lettuce and bacon

Cluck Burger – Ground chicken patty, garlic herb sauce, avocado, lettuce and tomato

Veggie Burger – house-made patty topped with Tzatziki, green bean salad, lettuce and tomato

Freshly cut fries with a choice of dipping sauces are the perfect complement to any burger.

For dessert, you can indulge in artisanal gelato shakes with rotating flavors including Vanilla, Chocolate, Raspberry, Strawberry, Salted Caramel, S’mores and Cake. Root beer, Cherry Coke and orange soda floats are also featured, as well as hard sodas, draft beer and cider. For adults, shakes with spirits included Smoked Bourbon and Beer and Godiva Raspberry. And, if the shakes weren’t enough, there is a Red Velvet Burger Macaron – handcrafted to look just like a burger, down to the raspberry “ketchup.”