The Daily Poutine Menu & Prices
Disney Springs · Walt Disney World (Orlando, FL) · Quick Service · American
The The Daily Poutine menu at Disney Springs has 15 items. Entrées run $11.29–$12.99; everything on the menu is $4.25–$18.00. For example: Loaded Frites ($11.29), Canadian Poutine ($11.99) and Steak Frites ($12.99).
Updated · last verified against Disney's published menu
Typical main: $11.99 — cheaper than 55% of the 40 other Resorts & Disney Springs quick-service spots we track (median of 7 priced main-course items). We've recorded 8 price changes on this menu since Aug 2026.
The Daily Poutine Prices
| Menu section | Items | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Alcoholic Beverages | 1 | $18.00 |
| Beverages | 4 | $4.25–$18.00 |
| Entrées | 7 | $11.29–$12.99 |
The Daily Poutine Menu
All Day · 15 items
Alcoholic Beverages
Beverages
Entrées
The Daily Poutine Menu FAQ
How much does The Daily Poutine cost?
Entrées at The Daily Poutine run $11.29–$12.99. Across all 12 priced items on the current menu, prices range from $4.25 to $18.00. The highest-priced item with a description is Canadian Apple Slushy ($18.00).
Is The Daily Poutine expensive?
The typical main at The Daily Poutine is $11.99 (median of 7 priced main-course items on the current menu). That is cheaper than 55% of the 40 other Resorts & Disney Springs quick-service spots we track, measured the same way from their published menus. Drinks, kids' items and items over the outlier cap are left out.
What is on the The Daily Poutine menu?
The current The Daily Poutine menu has 15 items in 3 sections: Alcoholic Beverages, Beverages, Entrées.
Where is The Daily Poutine?
The Daily Poutine is at Disney Springs, Walt Disney World (Orlando, FL).
Does The Daily Poutine take reservations?
Walk-up / waitlist. Disney doesn't take advance reservations here — it's walk-up, waitlist or mobile order, so there is no reservation availability to track.
Menu items and prices are collected from Disney's published menus (last verified October 28, 2026) and can change without notice. Price comparisons use the median of each restaurant's priced items (main-course sections when a menu lists at least 3, otherwise all food), excluding drinks, kids' and allergy-friendly duplicates and items over $150; they're shown only when at least 8 comparable restaurants can be measured the same way. Seasonal and event menus may differ on the day of your visit.