Seafood lovers line up for this dinner buffet, which is within walking distance of Epcot. For $47.99-$51.59 ($26.10-$29.99/kids), you get an endless supply of chowder, steamed hard shell clams, mussels, baked fish, flank steak, ribs, corn on the cob, and all the trimmings will make any seafood lover happy as a clam. There’s plenty for the fish-shy, a kids’ buffet (mac & cheese, mini hot dogs, fish nuggets, and chicken strips), a dessert bar, and they bring taffy with the check. The character breakfast buffet is $35.14-$40.88 ($20.23-$22.03/kids) and prized for its relaxed atmosphere (see page 262). Chairs and booths.

This casual hotel café offers pleasant surroundings at breakfast, lunch, and dinner. While this dining room undergoes renovations from mid-May to fall 2017, guests move over to Ariel's at the Beach Club, which hasn't been open for regular dining for many years. After this restaurant re-opens, it will be known as the Ale & Compass Restaurant. It is reinventing itself as 'gastropub' featuring New England comfort food, and will be open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Until Shula’s opened, Yachtsman Steakhouse was the best steakhouse at Disney and it still comes close. Hardwood-grilled steaks are the main attraction at dinner, but vegetarians haven’t been neglected. Appetizers include a charcuterie board ($18), artisanal cheeses($14), and salads ($12–$14). Plain and sauced meats ($45–$59) including a popular peppercorn-glazed strip steak ($49), porterhouse for two ($119), filet mignon ($47), rib-eye ($54), and wagyu strip loin ($125) fill the menu. Excellent wine and beer list. Kids entrees are $9–$17. Dress code is “business casual” (see page 228).

This small, seaside-style ice cream parlor is always jammed. Sure, you can get classic luncheonette items like burgers ($15.99), Ruben sandwiches ($14.00), burgers ($16), and hot dogs ($9), plus shakes and malts ($5.50), but you know everyone is here for the ice cream. Why not cut to the chase and go for an ice cream soda, float, ice cream, frozen yogurt, or sundae ($6.00–$9.00)? Or get the Kitchen Sink ($29), a huge sundae with every topping. Sit at tables, booths, or at the counter. The average meal costs above are for a “light” meal (no appetizers are available). Reservations now accepted. Take-out for ice cream is also available.

It’s not all hot dogs at the Wide World of Sports complex. Menu offerings include cold sandwiches ($10.49) like the smoked turkey, hot sandwiches ($11.49–$14.49) like the bbq pulled pork, soups ($3.49–$4.59) such as clam chowder, salads ($8.99–$9.79) including Cobb (not Ty), and desserts ($2.99–$4.69). Naturally, wings are available, both Buffalo and bbq ($11.29)!