The newest signature dining location at the Walt Disney World Resort is now open. The Boathouse: Great Food, Waterfront Dining, Dream Boats , located at The Landing in Downtown Disney, was built over the water and features seating for 600 guests. The restaurant is also home to rare boats and an all-new guest experience, Amphicars.
Will you be visiting The Boathouse?
The Boathouse will feature three bars and nautically-themed dining room. The menu includes steaks, chops, and seafood including Filet Mignon, a 28-ounce Porterhouse, and a 32-ounce long bone rib chop.
The raw bar will serve three to five varieties of oysters on the half shell, a Baja shrimp cocktail, and the Boathouse lobster cocktail. Guests can also order Anastasia Gold caviar that is sourced from a farm in Pierson, Florida.
Other menu items include salads, rotisserie chicken, and more. The dessert menu will feature a S'More Baked Alaska that is made with one and a half gallons of rocky road ice cream which is clearly meant for sharing.
The 32-ounce Long Bone Rib Chop at The Boathouse
In addition to the food, guests can enjoy live music and guided tours on The Venezia, a 40-foot wooden Italian Water Taxi or the antique steamboat Lady Rose. Both of these cruise options include champagne toasts and chocolate covered strawberries. These tours run from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. and are $75 per person or $50 per child under the age of 13. The antique steamboat tour is $150 per couple.
The Boathouse will also offer 20-minute guided Amphicar tours. The tours are $125 and includes a Car Captain and room for three guests. This is the only spot in the world where you can get an Amphicar tour. The Amphicar tours will happen from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. each day, weather permitting.
Amphicar at The Boathouse
Our friends at the Disney Food Blog have more photos and new about the new Amphicars. Check out their post here.
The Boathouse is managed by Gibsons Restaurant Group. Reservations can be made at The Ship's Shore (next door to The Boathouse) or by calling 407-939-2628.
Thanks to the Disney Food Blog for use of their photos.
The Boathouse at Downtown Disney
Are you excited about The Boathouse? Let us know what you think about the new signature dining restaurant in the comments.
crazycatperson wrote on Tue, 04/14/2015 - 16:51:
I called to make a reservation and was told they won't be accepted until mid-May.
MrHub wrote on Fri, 04/17/2015 - 06:07:
That's because they are still in soft opening. I have been watching everyday for access to reservations too Jan.
Oh and I have to say that thing looks like a meat lolly pop! Num num num num num!
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