The Surf & Turf At Disney...

The Flying fish at the Boardwalk is a great choice.

Hmm...well considering you don't fancy the Grand Floridian and Fultons from what I heard is fairly mixed, yeah, Flying Fish is your best bet. You can get their NY Strip steak and their famous potato wrapped snapper on a plate. Narcoossees has a dish of filet mignon medallions and a lobster tail but I know you don't fancy the Grand Floridian.

Or...you can head to Yak and Yeti at the Animal Kingdom and try their Shaoxing Steak and Shrimp. It's skirt steak, tempura-battered shrimp, jasmine rice, stir-fried vegetables, chili plum dipping sauce.

Aside from that, for me, I'd go for a unique surf and turf burger deluxe at Kona Cafe with an angus chuck patty and brie cheese topped with spicy shrimp served with sweet potato fries. Yum. Only downside is that the burger is only available for lunch. Never had it myself but that's a new burger on my bucket list!

Cheers JW24..Great pictures...Good choices..

I'am kinda edging towards Narcoossee's at GF .....The menu has the approval of my DW and my DS...

Artist Point at WL has great seafood (I had an amazing halibut) and some interesting meat choices like bison and venison. Flying Fish is also a good choice. I am dying to try Narcoossee's in September. Oh and Yak and Yeti has an Amazing miso salmon.

My DH loves seafood. I am so/so..... Last month on our most recent visit we tried the Cape May Cafe for dinner. It was wonderful. DH had more than his fill of crab legs and I feasted mostly on the carved sirloin. Soups, salad etc were all delicious as usual for Disney. Try it - you'll like it!!!

Well after much perusing menus and checking out reviews..We have decided to get an ADR for Narcoossee's and the fact we can get a boat from WL to GF is an added bonus...Am I right in saying this is a signature restaurant which will require appropriate dress code...Will be packing dress clothes anyway so no big deal...

Yes Narcoossee's is a signature restaurant so they say you should wear resort casual sometimes called business casual. DH and I ate at 3 signature restaurants last year and we dressed accordingly. We were shocked by the amount of people dressed in t-shirts and wearing flip flops. I think a lot of people do not adhere to the dress code. I can't wait to try Narcoossee's. That was my pick for this up coming trip, well my DH picked California Grill. We love to eat when we are on vacation.

Cheers...Loved CG on our last visit...The sushi was to die for..as was the main dishes, and of course watching Wishes from the outside balcony...Hoping to plan our Narcoossee's dinner so we can watch Wishes from their also...

This is a wonderful restaurant with great food and wonderful views of the fireworks. However on the dress code we were very disappointed when we were there this past October. We had read about business casual as the dress code well unless business casual includes jean shots and tshirts am not aware of that change. So by all means bring your business casual but be prepared to see people not dressed accordingly.

Holy crap, I need all of these things! Yummy!

For a signature surf and turf meal, though, I'd go with Flying Fish!