The Hollywood Brown Derby is a replica of tinseltown’s second Brown Derby location, which had opened in 1929, and was mostly destroyed by a fire in 1987. The interior design is classic California Golden Age, and walls are adorned with caricatures of famous personalities of yesteryear.
Being a Disney signature restaurant, the menu is upscale but still very accessible for everyone. Starters range from the Brown Derby Cobb salad and Lobster Bisque to entrees such as Charred-glazed Filet of Beef and Duck Two Ways. There are several New World wines, from California, Argentina, Australia on the beverage menu, along with a “world wine flight” which includes three pours from around the globe.
The Grapefruit Cake is a Brown Derby original dessert, but there’s also a few new twist on classics, such as a caramelized apple cheesecake and double vanilla bean creme brûlée.
(*) Price ranges listed are the average cost for one main entree and one soft beverage item, unless otherwise stated. There are many combinations of appetizers, deserts and drinks that will add to your final total. Many parks also use seasonal pricing systems which result in food and beverage costs increasing at peak times. Please check with the location that you are interested in for specific pricing information.