The salad was made of very fresh arugula, escarole, radicchio with tiny tomatoes, apple slices topped with a white balsamic dressing. Soon thereafter the starter arrived - the Antipasti Board and Salad. We sat down and looked over the menu for the Sunday Supper.Īfter one of the managers opened our wine, bread and olive oil were brought to our table. If you don’t bring your own, though, don’t worry - Enzo’s has a wine list. Guess what? This meal is BYOB! Yes! Bring a bottle or two of your own wine with no corkage fee! This is a great perk for those who enjoy the grapes with their meal. Once inside you can check in with the host/hostesses. Now on Sunday’s Enzo’s desire to be at an Italian family dinner has come to life as Sunday Supper at Enzo’s Hideaway Tunnel Bar. Today, the lounge focuses on keeping Enzo’s original concept at heart by serving great cocktails and Roman Italian cuisine, with service reminiscent of being at an Italian family dinner. Originally used by bootleggers during prohibition as a place to store their haul, Enzo restored the space into his own personal speakeasy where he would entertain friends and family around a large communal table. Shortly thereafter, Enzo discovered steam tunnels underneath the restaurant that led to the power plant next door (The Edison). As the story goes, Maria and Enzo purchased an old abandoned airline terminal and transformed it into a celebration of travel, adventure, and Southern Italian cuisine. Before heading down to Enzo’s Hideaway you may have seen Maria and Enzo’s Ristorante. In fact, this may be a good time to tell you about the the history. Remember this is a hideaway tunnel bar and restaurant! Once you arrive, you may wonder where you are. You need to go down a flight of outside stairs, or walk the ramp. Getting to Enzo’s Hideaway Tunnel Bar can be a bit tricky, though I was happy to see much improved signage. As it turns out, I received an invite from Enzo himself to come and experience the supper! I say “hidden gem” because both times I have visited on my own (i.e., paid for my meals out of my own pocket) we had a great experience.ĭuring my last visit, our server told us all about the Sunday Supper, which began in June, and we were interested to try it. Tucked away between Maria and Enzo’s Ristorante and STK in The Landing area of Disney Springs, you’ll find a hidden gem, Enzo’s Hideaway Tunnel Bar.
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