Of the new Italian restaurant trio that opened recently on the Island, the Blog had visited Pizza Ponte as well as Enzo's Hideaway Tunnel Bar. Yesterday it was time for a visit to Maria & Enzo's. |
Large windows fill the room with light as well as a nice view of Village Lake. |
The building once served as the airline terminal for Disney Springs, although its hardly clear where the runways were! |
Different areas have different Gate numbers. |
With the room wrapped in airline posters and destination graphics. |
The restaurant was close to dead during my mid-afternoon visit. When it's busy, there's dining on the upper level too. |
As a fan of Art Deco, this place is stunning. But this could have, and should have been a club rather than yet another Italian restaurant in Disney Springs. |
4 comments:
I think the runway was the water. Amphibious planes were very common in the era they're going for here. jives with the Hanger Bar.
looks like the concept changed 4 times thru out the design and build phase.. nothing about it overall makes sense.
I agree 100%. It should have been a bada$$ Club.
Amphibious planes.....that must be it!
Mike, we had heard it was going to be a club. Could have been spectacular..
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