Need Seafood Suggestions for MK, AK, or DHS!!

[Carol97]

I am trying to find a great seafood restaurant for my dh! We are only attending the MK, AK, and DHS parks for sure. If we have time we will go to DD or the BW (but I don't know if we'll have time). We also have 3 year old daughter. I don't like seafood so the place needs to have american food too. I've found several restaurants at DD, BW, Epcot, or the other hotels but they are not in our iternary. Could you please suggest something? My dh's favorite is crab legs, lobster, and shrimp. I would like something like Red Lobster and don't want to make a reservation.

Thanks so much for the information. Feels like I'm running outta time planning this trip but so excited. Haven't been to Disney in 10 years!!!

 

[barbiecruiser]

NOt sure of restaurants.
But if you go to
www.allears.net they have menus to all of those places

 

[Pakey]

For MK, I would pick Narcoosees over at the GF. It's a short monorail ride to/from MK. It is open for dinner.

For DHS, the Brown Derby serves an excellent seared ahi but the menu has many non-seafood choices. I'm not sure if it's on the lunch menu; I've had it twice for dinner. Honestly, the best choice is to take the boat to/from DHS to the Boardwalk and eat at Flying Fish, which has the best fish/seafood of any Disney restaurant.

Ak has no seafood restaurants and I don't even remember anything I'd call a seafood dish at the 3 TS's within the park.

 

[jess20k]

I would also choose Narcoossee's at the GF. It is out of this world! They have wonderful seafood and non-seafood dishes. It is a signature restaurant, but worth every penny imo.

 

[MrsLS]

another vote for Narcoosees. If he likes mussels, they had the best mussel app there.
I don't think there would be anywhere that you wouldn't have to make a reservation, unless you are going at a non peak time, and then maybe you could do a walk up.

 

[maggiew]

I've never been there, but Cape May Cafe dinner at the Beach Club has the seafood items you are looking for, but also has other items like carved meat, etc.

Also, Rainforest Cafe has many shrimp entrees. I don't think they have crab legs, but they have crab cakes. They also have many other types of entrees for you to choose from. And I think your 3 yo would like the restaurant.

Maggie

 

[MCI2MCO]

Check out Fulton's at DD! A bit pricey, but very good.

 

[TillyMarigold]

I'd say based on location, either Narcoossee's or Kona Café (at the Polynesian). You're more likely to be able to get into Kona without a reservation than Narcoossee's

Mama Melrose's at the Studios had an excellent mussels appetizer. Like, surprisingly good, better than you normally find mussels (they're easy to overcook). But since they host the Fantasmic! package, you won't be able to get in there without a reservation except maybe for a fairly late dinner.

There are relatively few seafood restaurants, and you've eliminated many of them already (Flying Fish, Cape May, Akershus, Coral Reef, Fulton's), and the remaining ones are all really popular. I'd say if you're determined to avoid Epcot, the Boardwalk area, and Downtown Disney, Kona is probably your most likely option if you don't want to make a reservation.

 

[PixieTopaz]

For DHS, the Brown Derby serves an excellent seared ahi but the menu has many non-seafood choices. I'm not sure if it's on the lunch menu; I've had it twice for dinner. Honestly, the best choice is to take the boat to/from DHS to the Boardwalk and eat at Flying Fish, which has the best fish/seafood of any Disney restaurant.

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But Flying Fish is almost all seafood-and OP wants no seafood


DH had the seared tuna on the Brown Derby's signature Cobbsalad and loved it-i had the regular cobb salad

There is usually a seafood dish or 2 at Liberty Tree in MK for lunch

I've had Salmon at Tusker house on the buffet for lunch at AK

 

[Pakey]

But Flying Fish is almost all seafood-and OP wants no seafood


DH had the seared tuna on the Brown Derby's signature Cobbsalad and loved it-i had the regular cobb salad

There is usually a seafood dish or 2 at Liberty Tree in MK for lunch

I've had Salmon at Tusker house on the buffet for lunch at AK

Flying Fish has one of the best steaks on property; better than what you can get at either of the steakhouse restaurants. We eat at Flying Fish all of the time with non seafood eaters and they have been very happy with the food.