Looking for help with Seafood restaurant in orlando...

[jsteph]

We are driving down the Sat before our Disney reservation begins and spend the night in a decent hotel before getting up and headed to PORS that next morning.

So question, are there any decent seafood Restaurants that don't cost an arm and a leg in the Orlando area? Would prefer a non-chain place, but if that is the best we can do, so be it.

Thanks.

 

[Mouse Man]

Think about calling Disney Reservation when you enter into FLA. Tell them you arrived a day sooner and that you would like to stay at PORS for the night before your package starts. You will probably be told to just go to PORS and then you will need to bicker back and fourth about staying there and not paying the full price for the night. We Do this every year in September. The DWF does the talking and always lands a room that we will keep for the duration of our stay our package starts the next day. We do get a decent discount on it as well. It just takes a little bickering back and fourth. Now for Seafood we have eaten at Boston Lobster feast for about 28.95 a person. I have seen a red lobster as well numerous Joe's Crab Shacks as well.

 

[ddrongowski]

Angel's Lobster & Seafood Feast

When I ate there 2 years ago, it was wonderful. I am going there again this year.

 

[WVParkfan]

It's a chain, but we ate at the Bahama Breeze near Disney last week for the first time. The food was outstanding, and the atmosphere was a lot of fun. I'd definitely recommend it, and we're trying to find one closer to home (I think there's one in Pittsburgh now).
http://www.bahamabreeze.com/

 

[jsteph]

We are big fans of Bahama Breeze, try the Jerk Shrimp Appetizer with the cuban bread, omg.

 

[Pete C]

So far the places mentioned are either chains or are poorly reviewed, and you won't find any great little seafood shacks in Orlando, so you have to pay for the good stuff. Try this locally owned place...check the prices though since it's a big place on Sand Lake:

http://www.bigfinseafood.com/

If you want to drive up to Winter Garden, you could try this:

http://www.yelp.com/biz/lee-and-ricks-half-shell-oyster-bar-orlando

 

[fillerup]

This isn't technically a seafood restaurant, but it's got some wonderful seafood items - flown in fresh daily.

Owned locally by a family from Boston with lots of years of restaurant experience.

You won't be disappointed.

Celebration Town Tavern

 

[CaptainJackNO]

You guys need to give up eating seafood in Orlando and come to New Orleans where we do it right. :slurp:
I love Orlando. Especially WDW. But, you don't go to Orlando for Seafood. Come on down to the Crescent City for that, baby... Woo hooo:sohappy:

 

[zac_Df1]

How about Boston Lobster ?
http://www.bostonlobsterfeast.com/RestaurantIndex.cfm
Pretty good and affordable all you can eat Lobster restaurant.

Did you try a Japanese one yet ? How about Kobe:
http://www.kobesteakhouse.com/
They have both Seafood and Steak.
Make sure to reserve a table in advance.

 

[MnDisneyFan]

Angel's Lobster & Seafood Feast

When I ate there 2 years ago, it was wonderful. I am going there again this year.

I heard that it has gone down hill. Have not heard anything good.

 

[MnDisneyFan]

Red Lobster at Old Town is very good. We have gone there a lot and have had great service.

 

[jsteph]

Thanks all.