If you’re searching for a Disney World dining experience that’s unmatched in both cuisine and setting, Narcoossee’s is a top option. This Disney Fine/Signature Dining restaurant – a table-service restaurant, of course – offers spectacular waterfront views from every angle thanks to its circular design, plus an innovative menu centered around fresh seafood.
Dining at Narcoossee’s is an experience, and one that’s both fancier and pricier than your average Disney World restaurant. However, if you’re celebrating a special occasion or want a more elevated dining experience, this is a great option to consider.
Narcoossee’s Location
Narcoosseee’s is located in Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa. It sits right on the water of Seven Seas Lagoon, offering a large porch perfect for watching watercraft passing by.
Narcoossee’s Menu
If it’s seafood you’re searching for, you’ll find plenty on the Narcoossee’s menu. Featuring “coastal cuisine,” this elevated dining destination offers an array of fresh seafood sourced locally in Florida and around the world.
Not a seafood fan? Narcoossee’s does also have land-based options on the menu, including steak and pork dishes.
Narcoossee’s only serves dinner, so you’ll find a more limited range of mealtimes available – and just one menu.
Note: In addition to its elevated fare and ambiance, you’ll want to keep the dress code in mind. Guests are expected to “dress accordingly in attire that respects the restaurant’s sophisticated and upscale aesthetic,” according to the Disney World website. That means you’ll need to wear clean, neat clothing (no swimwear allowed).
Take a look at what’s on the Narcoossee’s menu below.
Appetizers
- Narcoossee’s Chilled Seafood Plateau
- Shrimp and Grits
- Ocean-inspired Charcuterie Board
- Buttermilk-fried Calamari
- Brisket and Ricotta Tortelloni
- Summer Tomato and Chickpea Tart
Soups and Salads
- Lobster Bisque
- Romaine and Hearts of Palm
- Local Citrus and Goat Cheese Salad
Entrées
- Red Wine-glazed Salmon
- Blackened Redfish
- Plancha-Seared Scallops & Parisian Gnocchi
- Gulf Shrimp Bucatini
- Prime New York Strip Steak
- Surf & Turf
- Milk-brined Pork Chop
- Roasted Vegetable Paella
Enhancements
- Butter Poached Lobster Tail
- Plancha-seared Scallops
- Char-broiled Gulf Shrimp
Sides
- Wild Mushroom Risotto
- Sweet-and-Sour Brussels Sprouts
- ‘Loaded’ Mashed Potatoes
Desserts
- Almond-crusted Cheesecake
- Hazelnut-Chocolate Bar
- Berry Pavlova
- Pineapple Bavarois
Kids’ Appetizers (a la carte)
- Chopped Romaine Salad
- Fried Calamari Rings
Kids’ Create-Your-Own Entrées (choose one)
- Grilled Chicken Breast
- Seasonal Fish
- Grilled Steak
Kids’ Create-Your-Own Selections (choose two)
- Grapes & Strawberries
- Haricot Verts
- Brown Basmati Rice
- Mac & Cheese
- Bruce’s Raspberry Sorbet
- Nemo Cupcake
Disney Dining Plan
Narcoossee’s does accept the Disney Dining Plan, and you can use your table-service meal credits to dine here. Just note that the Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan is not valid at this restaurant.
Because Narcoossee’s is a Fine/Signature Dining establishment, it’ll cost two table-service meal credits from the Disney Dining Plan to enjoy a meal here.
Advance Dining Reservations
Since Narcoossee’s is both a table-service restaurant and one of Disney World’s Fine/Signature Dining restaurants, its tables can be in high demand. As a result, you’ll want to make sure you make an advance dining reservation (ADR) ahead of your visit.
Disney strongly recommends making an ADR for any table-service restaurant, and Narcoossee’s is no exception – especially if you’re planning to visit during a busier time of the year.
Is Narcoossee’s Kid-Friendly?
Narcoossee’s is one of Disney World’s Fine/Signature Dining spots, which means it’s more upscale and elegant than your average table-service restaurant. However, that doesn’t mean families with young kids necessarily need to skip it; you’ll just want to expect more adult-leaning fare and a fancier dining environment.
Like all other table-service restaurants within the resort (with the exception of Victoria & Albert’s, another fine dining staple of the Grand Floridian), Narcoossee’s offers a kids’ menu and welcomes kids of any age. While little ones will want to be on their best restaurant behavior, you certainly won’t be the only family with kids when you dine.
If you are worried about your kids and their naturally wiggly behavior or their ability to sit through a meal at a more elevated establishment, you may want to skip Narcoossee’s. The dishes here are more expensive, so an interrupted entrée or particularly rambunctious kids may put a damper on the higher price of your meal.
Oh, and don’t overlook that dress code – you’ll want to make sure kids are dressed to meet the restaurant’s requirements, should you choose to bring the whole family.
