Now you can budget before you book. Disney has released full pricing for the new Diamond Horseshoe menu ahead of the October 4 reopening at Magic Kingdom, and the numbers land about where you would expect for a Liberty Square lounge.
Small plates run $12 to $22. Specialty cocktails sit between $17 and $19. Below is every item with its price, so you can decide what is worth it before you are standing at a table.
Worth knowing up front: this is a limited-time menu, and the venue is a lounge now rather than the table-service restaurant it used to be.
Quick Summary
- Small plates range from $12 to $22
- Specialty cocktails run $17 to $19
- Six appetizers, six cocktails, three wines, four beers, four non-alcoholic specialties
- The Diamond Horseshoe reopens October 4 in Liberty Square
- Reservations are open now, and walk-ups are accepted
- The venue closed in May for Jessie’s Roundup during Cool Kids’ Summer





Appetizers
- Glazed Sticky Ribs — $16.00, glazed in Barq’s Root Beer, served with cowboy beans and jalapeño crisps
- Queso Fundido with Barbecue Burnt Ends — $15.00, with warm tortilla chips
- Sweet Golden Corn Fritters — $12.00, with red chile honey
- Charcuterie — $22.00, cured beef, candied bacon, smoked pork, green chile cheese, smoked cheddar, and pickles
- Chipotle Chicken Tostada — $14.00, with queso fresco, lime crema, and pickled cactus salsa
- Mini Hot Dog Platter — $12.00, wrapped in pastry, served with tortilla chips and a side of queso
Specialty Cocktails
- Cactus Rose Margarita — $17.00, Lalo Blanco Tequila, prickly pear, lime, and agave
- Whinnyin’ Whiskey Lemonade — $18.00, Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey, Aperol liqueur, strawberry purée, Minute Maid Premium Lemonade, and basil
- High Plains Huckleberry — $19.00, 44° North Mountain Huckleberry Vodka, crème de cassis liqueur, lemon juice, and cranberry
- Rattler Rum Punch — $17.00, Bacardí Superior Rum, orange, pineapple, lime, and passion fruit, garnished with a sweet-and-spicy rim
- Coal’d Fashioned — $19.00, Buffalo Trace Kentucky Straight Bourbon, Mr. Black Cold Brew Coffee Liqueur, cinnamon syrup, orange bitters, and Angostura bitters
- In Holiday Fashion — $19.00, Buffalo Trace Kentucky Straight Bourbon, rosemary syrup, cranberry, and cinnamon
Wine
- Nino Franco Rustico Prosecco, Veneto, Italy — $14.00 glass
- Fess Parker Riesling, Santa Barbara County, California — $14.00 glass
- MacMurray Ranch Pinot Noir, Central Coast, California — $19.00 glass
Beer
- Samuel Adams Boston Lager — $12.50, 16-oz draft
- Yuengling Traditional Lager — $10.25, 16-oz draft
- Cigar City Jai Alai IPA — $12.50, 16-oz draft
- Athletic Brewing Co Upside Dawn Golden (non-alcoholic) — $8.50, can
Non-Alcoholic Specialties
- Enchanted Grove Lime Splash — $6.29, Minute Maid Limeade with cucumber and mint
- Enchanting Ember Lemonade — $6.49, Minute Maid Premium Lemonade, strawberry, and hot honey
- Orange Cream Soda — $6.99, Fanta Orange with vanilla and cream
- Caramel Root Beer with Sweet Cream — $6.99, Barq’s Root Beer with caramel, topped with sweet cream
Where the Value Sits
A few observations once you see the whole list together.
The corn fritters and mini hot dogs at $12 are the entry point. Both are the cheapest things on the food menu and both are shareable. If you want to sit down with a drink and something to eat without spending $40, start there.
The Charcuterie at $22 is the one to split. It is the most expensive plate by $6, and it is also the one built for more than one person. Split between two, it is better value than two separate $14 plates.
Yuengling at $10.25 is the cheapest alcoholic drink on the menu, by over $6 against the cheapest cocktail. If the cocktail list does not grab you, the draft beer is a real saving.
The non-alcoholic specialties are reasonable at $6.29 to $6.99. That is in line with what Disney charges for specialty drinks across the resort, and two of them — Enchanted Grove Lime Splash and Enchanting Ember Lemonade — also appear on menus elsewhere at Walt Disney World.
Do not build a meal out of this. Two plates and two cocktails for two people lands around $70 before tax and tip, and you will not leave full. This is a stop, not dinner.
What to Know Before You Go
The Diamond Horseshoe reopens October 4 in Liberty Square. Reservations are open now through My Disney Experience, and walk-ups are still welcome for guests without a booking.
One more thing worth repeating: if you were counting on the Diamond Horseshoe’s family-style Thanksgiving dinner, that menu has moved back to the Liberty Tree Tavern only.
The Bottom Line
The new Diamond Horseshoe menu runs $12 to $22 on small plates and $17 to $19 on cocktails, with wine from $14, draft beer from $10.25, and non-alcoholic specialties under $7.
Go in treating it as a break rather than a meal, split the Charcuterie if you want the best plate on the list, and remember walk-ups are accepted if the reservation system comes up empty.
It is a limited-time menu with no announced end date, so if something on this list appeals, do not assume it will be there in the spring.
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