Level99 Disney Springs Full Menu and Prices Revealed

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Level99 at Disney Springs West Side opens June 29, 2026 — and the full menu is here. This isn’t a standard arcade-food situation. Level99 Disney Springs full menu and prices reveal a scratch kitchen with real thought behind it: Detroit-style pizza by the slab, wagyu burgers, a cocktail list with 20+ options, and 20+ craft beers focused on local Florida breweries. Here’s everything you’ll be able to eat and drink inside.

Quick Summary

• Full menu released ahead of the June 29 opening
• Small bites from $12–$17; Detroit-style pizza slabs from $8; mains up to $22
• All cocktails priced at $15.50; wine at $12; craft beer from $8–$12
• Zero-proof pouched cocktails available at $13.50
• 20+ craft beers with a strong Florida local focus
• Order at the kitchen window, bar, or satellite bar carts on the second floor

Small Bites ($12–$17)

The small bites menu is a solid mix of crowd-pleasers and elevated options. These are shareable plate-sized portions built for grazing between game sessions:

• Warm Bavarian Pretzel — $13.50 | flaky salt, honey mustard, miso cheese sauce
• Korean BBQ Sticky Wings — $17.00 | chive ranch
• Loaded Elote Guacamole — $12.00 | charred corn, queso fresco, lime crema, Tajín, cilantro, tortillas
• Hot Honey Whipped Feta — $13.00 | EVOO, hot honey, pistachio, sweet potato chips
• Ahi Tuna Poke — $16.00 | pineapple, avocado, wakame salad, spicy mayo, black garlic drizzle, chips
• Birria Street Tacos — $16.00 | slow cooked birria, cilantro lime pico, queso fresco, corn tortilla, chili broth

Salads ($13–$16)

• Chopped Caesar Salad — $14.00 | romaine, radicchio, kale, anchovy dressing, parmesan, crispy garlic panko
• Chilled Shanghai Noodles — $16.00 | yakisoba noodles, shaved vegetables, sesame miso dressing, chili crisp
• Garden Salad — $13.00 | field greens, shaved vegetables, red wine vinaigrette

You can add grilled chicken (+$7), avocado (+$3), or tuna poke (+$8) to any salad.

Detroit-Style Pizza (Whole or by the Slab)

Detroit-style pizza is the centerpiece of the food program. You can order a whole pie or grab individual slabs starting at $8 — great for a quick bite between games without committing to a full meal:

• The Standard — $20.00 whole / $8.00 slab | housemade red sauce, pecorino romano, fresh basil
• Roni, Roni, Roni — $21.00 whole / $8.50 slab | Ezzo cupping pepperoni, housemade red sauce, Calabrian chili, fresh basil
• Figgy P — $22.00 whole / $8.75 slab | crispy prosciutto, burrata, tomato fig jam, fresh basil

Handhelds ($18–$20)

Both handhelds come with housemade chips. These are proper entrée-sized options:

• House Burger — $20.00 | 100% domestic wagyu, sharp cheddar, caramelized onion, brown butter aioli, brioche
• Goddess Grilled Chicken — $18.00 | green goddess sauce, fresh herbs, pickled red onion, shredded lettuce, brioche

Cocktails ($15.50 each)

Every cocktail is flat-priced at $15.50 — a consistent pricing structure that makes ordering easy. The list is 9 cocktails deep, plus frozen options and pouched cocktails:

• Blackberry Bramble | Citadelle gin, housemade blackberry cordial, mint, lemon
• Hibiscus Old Fashioned | hibiscus-infused Rittenhouse rye, Four Roses bourbon, raspberry, torched cinnamon
• Front Porch Vodka Collins | Tito’s, white peach, black tea, lemon, soda
• Mai Tai Have Another | pineapple-infused Flor de Caña, falernum, toasted date orgeat, lime
• Espresso Martini | Planteray dark rum, cold brew, vanilla and coconut cream foam
• Melon Mojito | Planteray 3 Stars white rum, honeydew, mint, lime, soda

Frozen cocktails include a Mango Habanero Margarita and a Frozen Irish Coffee. Zero-proof pouched cocktails are available at $13.50 — a Pineapple Banana Painkiller and a Paloma, both made with Clean Co. non-alcoholic spirits.

Craft Beer (20+ Options, $8–$12)

Level99 has a heavy Florida craft beer focus. Local pours on tap include Funky Buddha Floridian, Cigar City Jai Alai, Green Bench Postcard Pils, Suncreek Champions Lager, and more — priced between $9 and $12. Athletic Brewing’s Run Wild NA IPA is also available at $8 for non-drinkers.

Where to Order

You can order food and drinks at the first-floor kitchen window, at the main bar, or from satellite bar carts stationed on the second floor. The multi-point ordering setup means you shouldn’t have to go far from your game session to grab something.

Level99 Disney Springs Full Menu: Final Thoughts

The Level99 Disney Springs full menu and prices are better than you’d expect from a gaming venue. Pizza slabs starting at $8 give you a cheap, easy mid-session snack option. The cocktail list is thoughtful, the burger uses actual wagyu, and the craft beer selection leans into local Florida breweries rather than just Bud Light on draft. This is a place you can spend a few hours, eat well, and drink well — not just tolerate the food while you play games.

Level99 opens at Disney Springs West Side on June 29, 2026. Tickets start at $29.99 at Level99.com. Whether you’re coming for the games or the food, it’s worth a visit.

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