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The Wave Is Open!!!
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Richard Bruvofe
Member
Looking forward to eating here in October. Have my ADR already booked. The menu looks good and the decor in the photos I have seen, looks fantastic.
GoofyforWDW
New Member
Does anyone know if the Wave will be on DDP?
Richard Bruvofe
Member
I hope so. I booked it on the DDP
lentesta
Premium Member
Ate there Sunday night with Matt and Mike Newell from the WDWToday podcast. It was okay. I wouldn't go out of my way to eat there, but it'll serve as a backup to California Grill, for guests staying at the Contemporary.
There were approximately 7 appetizer selections and 7 or 8 entrees (two beef, two fish, a chicken, a lamb and a vegetarian - I may have missed one). One entire page of the menu was devoted to the various beverages served, everything from raspberry smoothies to beer and mixed drinks. Very interesting. The coffee is, thankfully, not Nescafe. Desserts were part of that new bite-sized sample-three-of-anything-on-the-menu trend. The cheesecake with raspberry was good, as was the strawberry sorbet. The chocolate selections were more bitter than I expected. I'd stick with the fruit-based selections.
Dinner for four was $190 (before tip) with appetizers, entrees and desserts, plus two beers. One of the diners was a child, if that helps.
Len
There were approximately 7 appetizer selections and 7 or 8 entrees (two beef, two fish, a chicken, a lamb and a vegetarian - I may have missed one). One entire page of the menu was devoted to the various beverages served, everything from raspberry smoothies to beer and mixed drinks. Very interesting. The coffee is, thankfully, not Nescafe. Desserts were part of that new bite-sized sample-three-of-anything-on-the-menu trend. The cheesecake with raspberry was good, as was the strawberry sorbet. The chocolate selections were more bitter than I expected. I'd stick with the fruit-based selections.
Dinner for four was $190 (before tip) with appetizers, entrees and desserts, plus two beers. One of the diners was a child, if that helps.
Len
