Help Please! Bison served anywhere?

[ash09nd]

Hello- I recently have a condition that allows me to eat only wild game- bison, elk, rabbit, venison, etc. I knew the California grill at the contemporary served bison, but they are closed for refurbishment! Does anyone know of a restaurant where I could get any wild (not farm raised) meat?

 

[I loveStitchnippyjon]

I may be remembering incorrectly, but I'm pretty sure DH had buffalo steak @ Wilderness Lodge (?Artist Point maybe?)

 

[DLgal]

Artist Point at the WL will be your best bet.

I have to ask, out of curiosity, what condition would cause this type of dietary limitation? It's quite odd.

And, for what it's worth, much of this "game meat" IS farm raised. It's not like we still have wild bison herds roaming around that are killed and sold for meat.

 

[FLCyndi]

Wild meat-Really?

 

[DisneyCowgirl]

Hello- I recently have a condition that allows me to eat only wild game- bison, elk, rabbit, venison, etc. I knew the California grill at the contemporary served bison, but they are closed for refurbishment! Does anyone know of a restaurant where I could get any wild (not farm raised) meat?

what condition is this?

 

[MrsDuck]

what condition is this?

Wild meat-Really?

Wild game has many health benefits... and, why does it matter? If you don't have an answer, scroll on by!

OP: I have had a buffalo burger at WL.

 

[wiigirl]

what condition is this?

Curious also...

 

[starrysky]

Artist point had a lovely bison on its menu

 

[erinscreen]

I was at Narcoossee's last week and had a wonderful entree of halibut with a wild boar "confit"--although when it was served, it was nearly an entire portion of shredded wild boar! Definitely enough to consider this meal a double portion of meat.

 

[bdklein]

.. and, why does it matter? If you don't have an answer, scroll on by!

People are curious, and perhaps might be able to offer some insight as well. Perhaps a bit defensive?

 

[cceandme]

I'm pretty sure I saw Bison on the menu at The Brown Derby in Hollywood Studios. Havent tried it but when we were looking at the menus for our upcoming trip my son said he wanted to try it.

 

[klangkat]

Dbf had Bison at the Brown Derby in Sep 2012,
(It was a really small portion of the meat though...)

 

[siennasmama07]

Sanaa added Bison Masala to their menu. Love Sanaa!

 

[declansdad]

Wouldn't meat like bison and elk being sold in a restaurant be mostly farm raised?

Curious to know what this conditions is as well.

 

[TaraPA]

WL CL lounge has bison & venison offerings, but not every night.

 

[River Country]

How is this??

I have a condition that only allows me to eat Dole Whips

 

[MrsDuck]

People are curious, and perhaps might be able to offer some insight as well. Perhaps a bit defensive?

Not really. Perhaps the OP was looking for a suggestion and didn't want to disclose their condition? No one is being rude.

 

[crashbb]

Wouldn't meat like bison and elk being sold in a restaurant be mostly farm raised?

Curious to know what this conditions is as well.

I actually cannot imagine much meat that is served at WDW that wasn't farm raised.

 

[lucyem]

Wouldn't meat like bison and elk being sold in a restaurant be mostly farm raised?

Yes

 

[AntePrincess]

Wouldn't meat like bison and elk being sold in a restaurant be mostly farm raised?

Curious to know what this conditions is as well.

I actually cannot imagine much meat that is served at WDW that wasn't farm raised.

All the venison, 'wild boar,' bison, ostrich, rabbit, etc sold in restaurants (in WDW at least, this isn't an Adirondack lodge or a real life road kill cafe, after all) are farm raised. 'Wild boar' is not actually wild, it's a breed - which is too bad because there are areas in the south that actually have an invasive wild boar problem when boar brought over to breed with pigs got loose, they're destroying lots of woodland. It would be nice if they were rounded up and served to adventurous restaurant patrons just to get rid of them.

So, in short OP, can't help you. There's no wild game in WDW. Not even the occasional alligator or rattlesnake seen on Florida menus is wild, it comes from farms. But if you're staying at Fort Wildnerness and you're very light on your feet there's possum, squirrel, and lots of little lizards you could grill up on the conveniently provided grills (I've been informed the only grills at WDW resorts are in Fort Wilderness). I believe the fish are officially off limits. I'd bring a doctor's note explaining your condition, in case anyone gets concerned when you run by with a net.