Magic Kingdom’s new Pirates of the Caribbean themed pub now has an opening date! Guests won’t have to wait around long to try The Beak and the Barrel, as it’s opening on August 29th. The new tavern is in Adventureland, right outside of the exit to Pirates, and continues the story of the famed attraction. In this post, we’ll share more about the opening date as well as a look at the menu. Let’s get to the news!

The Beak and Barrel will be ready to welcome guests starting August 29, 2025. Reservations open on August 14 and we do expect them to go quickly. If Epcot’s new GEO-82 is any indication, The Beak and Barrel will be one of the hardest ADR’s (advanced dining reservations) to get in all of Disney World. This spot could be even more popular as kids are allowed.

 All around, you’ll be immersed in an adventure across the Seven Seas with nods to both the classic Pirates of the Caribbean attraction and beloved films. As you join the pirate fun, you’ll enjoy thirst-quenching tropical beverages, delicious small bites, sing-alongs, storytelling, and enchanting surprises. You can learn more about The Beak and Barrel’s backstory here!

Backstory and theme don’t look like they’ll be an issue here. So, what about the food and drinks? Here’s a sampling of what will be offered at The Beak and Barrel!

Pirates of all ages will be able to enjoy two tasty drink selections.  

The Treasure Trove 

The first is the Treasure Trove, an imaginative non-alcoholic beverage cloaked in mystery. As you sip on this mix of ube, lemon, and coconut, you can also snack on some sweet treats, like a vanilla cake plank, chocolate cannonball, and golden caramel popcorn.  

 The Cursed Treasure 

The other non-alcoholic sip is the Cursed Treasure. This features a delicious combination of coconut milk and cookie crumbs topped with vanilla foam and pirate’s gold cookie. It’s that iconic cookies and cream flavor, in drink form.   

Kraken’s Catch 

Blimey! The adventurous foodies out there will have their eye on the Kraken’s Catch. This cold salad is quite unique with octopus tentacles – yes, you heard that right – marinated in lemon and lime juice and paired with olives, bell peppers, avocado, and Piquillo pepper-almond foam.  

Salty Seas mARRRgarita 

For adult pirates, there’s quite the selection of refreshing, colorful cocktails to enjoy, like the Salty Seas mARRRgarita. This drink features Southeast Asian flavors, such as ube which gives it the striking purple color, as well as Lalo Blanco Tequilla, Cointreau Liqueur, and lime.  

Siren’s Whisper 

I think I may hear a siren song drawing us to the next drink … The Siren’s Whisper will lure you in with its captivating blue color and promises of eternal youth. It combines Pot & Column Still White Rum with citrus and spice. This sip was inspired by the Fountain of Youth, also known as the Aqua de Vida from the films. For the final drop of allure, the drink is topped with a special siren tear. 

Cook’s Corn Griddle Cakes 

The treasure map has led to the Cook’s Corn Griddle Cakes. This warm corn cake is stuffed with melted cheese, lime sour cream, and chili peppers topped with cotija cheese. There are two paths you can take on your foodie adventure – one with roasted corn and poblano peppers or one with chipotle-braised chicken.  

Barrels Ablaze 

Next up, we’ve got the Barrels Ablaze. If you’ve got a taste for bourbon, you’ll find treasures with this one. It features Jack Daniel’s Bonded Bourbon, a hint of honey, and a dash of spice.  

Hibiscus Rum Punch Royale 

Yo ho, yo ho, it’s the Hibiscus Rum Punch Royale for me. As you sip, you’ll enjoy the lightly sweet and refreshing taste of this rum-based drink topped with prosecco. The bubbly effervescence combined with hibiscus, demerara and citrus will make you feel like you’re charting the Atlantic. 

Island Provisions 

Once they taste it, pirates will soon be telling tales of Island Provisions. This dish takes flair and flavors from the Caribbean and Central America regions. Grab your crew for this shareable bite with plantain chips, blue corn tortillas, and toasted flatbread served with various savory dips.   

Port of Call 

For those gin-loving pirates out there, Port of Call is the drink for you. This delightful sip brings the flavor. With London Dry Gin, Ruby Port, lemon juice, and spiced cranberry, you’ll be wanting to live the pirate’s life. 

Lit Fuse 

You don’t need to search uncharted waters to find this next beverage. The Lit Fuse is quite the tasty concoction. With Los Siete Misterios Doba -Yej Meszal, and flavors of banana, coconut, and smoked chili bitters, this beverage will light up your taste buds. 

Plunderer’s Punch 

Where’s the rum gone? Into the Plunderer’s Punch! It has Kraken Black Spiced Rum, blackberry, vanilla, and a hint of citrus. For some added treasure to take home with you, this sip comes in a souvenir pirate skull mug. This special loot is limited to one per guest. 

Wines and Exclusive Draft Beers 

Finally, for the beer buccaneers out there, you’ll be impressed with this lineup, savvy? The Beak and Barrel will be home to exclusive draft beer, including Victory Brewing Co. Pirate’s Paradise Blonde Ale and Wicked Weed Brewing Berried Treasure Session Sour, as well as bottled and canned lager and IPAs, such as Modelo Especial Lager, Red Stripe Lager, and Bell’s Two Hearted IPA.  

 The wine connoisseurs will also be saying, “shiver me timbers,” with wine by the glass options from various places across the seven seas available. These include the Spice Route ‘Chakalaka’ Red Blend, Quinta de Santiago Vinho Verde, and the Viarae Prosecco.  

The Beak and Barrel Merchandise Sneak ‘Beak’  

For some fun you can take home with you, there’s even some special keepsakes available for purchase. To be dressed in your pirate best, there will be a new T-shirt inspired by The Beak and Barrel and a Parrot Shoulder Plush. You can check out the store next door, Plaza del Sol Caribe Bazaar, to find these treasures! 

We’re eager to try out The Beak & Barrel and plan to do just that sometime this fall or winter. Opening weekend will be extremely competitive, with Destination D23 in town. If you’re aiming for that then be ready to try for a reservation bright and early on August 14th. As a whole, the tavern looks like a blast and will likely succeed (or fail) based on the atmosphere.

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