Late Night Dining

[VolvoManiac850]

I'm going to be getting to Disney late when I arrive in July. I'm coming in from Atlanta, which is about 6.5 hours out, and probably leaving anywhere between 2:30 - 3:30. I'm going to stay at Grand Floridian and probably will go check in first.

I need some dining recommendations for something that late!! I heard on another thread that Disney Springs may be my best option. I've had a few good meals there in years past...but what's the best for something, say, after about 10 PM? (Going late to err on the side of caution).

I'll find something outside the resort or just stop somewhere on the way in if nothing else works.

FWIW this will be a SUNDAY night; I know some places close early (at least outside of WDW).

I'm open to really any kind of food but want a place that actually serves food late at night.

 

[Her Dotness]

Most restaurants in DS will be open till 11:00 on Sundays, QS and TS, so looking there is your best bet. Parking at DS on weekends can be a beast, even that late. It draws lots of locals.

At the GF, the TS restaurants all close by 9:00-9:30.

Gasparilla Island Grill QS at the GF stays open until midnight. We think the food there very good. If you want to go straight to the GF and get settled, it'd be a good option, imo.

 

[wolfawk540]

A great place to eat that is Three Bridges Bar and grill at Coronado Springs. It is open until midnight. Just let security know you are there to eat at Three Bridges and they will let you through.

 

[Marthasor]

I would keep it simple and either find something at Gasparilla's or have some small plates at Enchanted Rose at GF - they will both be open late. GF is also the only WDW resort that has room service which, I believe, serves dinner until 11 pm.

 

[VolvoManiac850]

Room service until 11? I'm in!! I never even knew that was a thing (but then again I last stayed at Grand Floridian in 1989).

That would honestly be best...I'll have been on the road for over 6 hours and will be coming directly from day three of a convention that I'm presenting at in Atlanta so room service sounds really, really, really good.

It looks like as long as I make it by 10 I should be good for all food options and both menus looked pretty good.

House-made beef jerky sounds amazing...that's my go-to snack and I'll have a few bags of Beef Jerky Experience jerky on hand (from a specialty store in the mall) for road tripping/munching on at rest stops...if anyone has had the Enchanted Rose jerky before, is this going to make me into an even bigger jerky snob than I already am?!?