PHOTOS - D-Luxe Burger construction at Disney Springs

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Wednesday March 23, 2016 1:51pm EDT · "D-Luxe Burger"
PHOTOS - D-Luxe Burger construction at Disney Springs
See the latest progress on the D-Luxe Burger restaurant in the Town Center.

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D-Luxe Burger construction

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We took a first look at the D-Luxe Burger food yesterday, and today we have an update on the latest construction progress at the restaurant.

D-Luxe Burger is located in the new Town Center, alongside The Springs, across from Morimoto Asia.

Signage is already in place, and workers can be seen on the patio overlooking the water.

D-Luxe Burger opens in May 2016. Owned and operated by Disney, D-Luxe Burger will offer gourmet burgers, gelato milkshakes and macarons with seating both indoors and outdoors, with views of The Springs.

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PHOTOS - D-Luxe Burger construction at Disney Springs
↩ replying to wdwmagic
Are the workers eating D-Luxe burgers? :)
Burgers in the pics look good to me. They look freshly made at least. We'll see how long that lasts.
Big line and smells great!
I'd love to see some food pics.
I've just added more of our photos from D-Luxe Burger.

Shows all the rooms - they did a really nice job with this one. Beautiful decor.

http://www.wdwmagic.com/dining/d-luxe-burger/gallery/16may2016-d-luxe-burger-overview.htm
That BBQ burger has my name on it.
After reading the DisneyFoodBlog review I think Disney might need to clarify the dining plan entitlements here. As burgers are listed solo, not combos then fries are extra cost so my expectation is if on dining plan you need to order fries as dessert if you want them. Also as there is not snack credit logo next to shakes (but there is on floats which are the same cash price!) I assume you cannot get shakes as dessert or drink on DDP.
↩ replying to Jon81uk
It'd be nice if they just said no to the DDP. Maybe the burgers wouldn't be priced at $11.99 sans fries.
↩ replying to xdan0920
Given that the poorer quality burgers in the parks are at least $12 including fries is it really the DDP that's at fault or just greed?
↩ replying to Jon81uk
Combination I'm sure. I don't know what the standard payout is for a QSR credit, but I'm betting the lower margin there is made up for by cash payers.
I don't consider these prices expensive at all, at least all things considered. This is a place to get higher-quality burgers in a tourist destination. A local chain that focuses on locally-sourced fresh ingredients opened up a location in my town several months ago. It's in the middle of a shopping center. Burgers do not come with fries or a drink. A burger, fries, and fountain drink will run you close to $15.

What would be expensive would be me buying last-minute round trip plane tickets and booking 1 night at SSR just so I could try this place out.
↩ replying to Jon81uk
Yeah, they should clarify the entitlements as, "the DDP is not accepted at this location." :)

@wdwmagic, thanks for the amazing photos. The interior and exterior look stunning! I love the fabrics on the benches and also that the booths in the back room look like horse stalls. So awesome!
↩ replying to xdan0920
Lol