Flying Fish
Cuisine: American, Continental, Seafood
Price Range: $$$$
10Best Says
Gone are the funhouse mirrors and Ferris wheel parts of its predecessor, Disney-fan favorite the Flying Fish Cafe. The newly minuted version comes with a shortened name â" Flying Fish â" and... Read More
Gone are the funhouse mirrors and Ferris wheel parts of its predecessor, Disney-fan favorite the Flying Fish Cafe. The newly minuted version comes with a shortened name â" Flying Fish â" and exceptionally swanky decor that pairs brilliantly with its sustainable seafood. Plancha-seared scallops, wood-fired Spanish octopus, crispy soft shell crab and Maine lobster Nero pasta are among the phenomenal entrees. Got a dining companion who's less than keen on joining the Little Mermaid "under the sea?" Turf items such as Wagyu filet mignon should do nicely. Walking in on a busy evening? The restaurant's beautiful bar is an ideal spot to wait, imbibe and peruse the evening's catch, or you can head next door to the steampunk-Houdini haven of AbracadaBar where the drinks are imbued with so much Disney magic, you'll want to make a couple disappear.
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Address:
2101 N EPCOT Resorts Blvd
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
407-939-2359
Hours:
- Daily 5am-9:30pm
Website:
disneyworld.disney.go.com
EXPERT TIPS BY:
A.D. Thompson
Orlando Local Expert
- Seafood, Fine Dining: "As with most sit-down Disney venues, reservations are highly recommended. If you're determined to dine here but didn't call ahead, come late."
- Walt Disney World ®'s Best Restaurants: "To ensure you get a table, make a reservation online or call (407) WDW-DINE or (407) 939-3463 up to 180 days Boma-Flavors your visit. If you're determined to dine but didn't call ahead, come late."
- Walt Disney World ®'s Best Seafood: "Flying Fish Cafe is currently undergoing some renovations, but doors should be back open come Summer 2016."
- Best for Seafood, Walt Disney World ®'s Best Restaurants, Walt Disney World ®'s Best Seafood Because: Orlando visitors often fail to escape the gravitational pull of the theme-park area. Flying Fish's top-shelf cuisine gives them a good excuse to stay put.
- Best for Fine Dining Because: It's not on the same level as Victoria & Albert's (almost nothing is) but Flying Fish affords guests an atmospheric and quite delicious dining experience.
