The best DVC Resort dining options

Top Dining Spots to Try at Disney Vacation Club Resorts

The best dining experiences at Disney Vacation Club (DVC) resorts can elevate your vacation from great to unforgettable. Offering everything from seafood to Polynesian flavors, these resorts cater to guests who prioritize exceptional cuisine during their travels. Whether you're a current DVC member or considering ownership through DVC Sales, planning your dining experiences should be a priority.

Must-Try Restaurants at Popular DVC Resorts

Cape May Café: Beach Club Resort

Cape May Café at Disney's Beach Club Resort offers a relaxing beachside atmosphere with a seafood-centric menu. Though the buffet option has been paused, the à la carte menu retains favorites like the Turf Platter and Seafood Boil. Parker House Rolls are a guest favorite starter, with plant-based options available upon request. Learn more on the Beach Club Villas page.

Flying Fish: BoardWalk Villas

Flying Fish at Disney's BoardWalk Villas provides a fine dining experience with romantic ambiance and artistic presentation. Specializing in elegant seafood entrees, it remains a top choice for couples seeking a quiet evening out.

Steakhouse 71: Contemporary Resort

Situated in Disney's Contemporary Resort, Steakhouse 71 is a must-visit for steak enthusiasts. Guests at Bay Lake Tower can easily walk over for a meal. The menu features American classics with a Florida twist, complemented by modern-retro decor.

Boma: Animal Kingdom Lodge

Boma: Flavors of Africa, located at Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge, immerses guests in the diverse culinary traditions of Africa. The buffet-style restaurant offers spiced meats, plant-based stews, and decadent desserts in a vibrant atmosphere. Discover more about the resort here.

Ohana: Polynesian Village Resort

'Ohana, located in Disney's Polynesian Village Resort, serves family-style meals infused with warm Polynesian hospitality. Renowned for grilled meats, pineapple coconut bread, and the famous 'Ohana bread pudding, it offers stunning views of Seven Seas Lagoon and Cinderella Castle. Explore available contracts at the Polynesian Resort.

Bottom Line

The restaurants highlighted here represent the finest dining options at DVC resorts. Whether celebrating, relaxing, or simply refueling, each venue provides a unique experience worth planning for. With Disney's phased reopening, reservations at these popular spots fill up quickly.

If you're not yet a member but wish to benefit from proximity and dining flexibility, visit our listings page to explore available DVC contracts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Which DVC resorts offer the best dining experiences?
Top choices include Disney’s Grand Floridian, Polynesian Village, and Aulani Resort, all renowned for their exceptional cuisine and atmosphere. For more details, refer to our DVC dining guide.

Q2: Can DVC members use their points when dining at resort restaurants?
Generally, dining requires separate payment, but members may earn discounts or special offers at select venues. For additional membership benefits, visit our advantages of being a DVC member page.

Q3: Are there family-friendly dining options at DVC resorts?
Yes! Many resorts feature casual and themed restaurants ideal for families, like Beaches & Cream at Beach Club Villas and Ohana at Polynesian Village. Discover more family favorites in our best DVC resorts for families article.

Q4: Which DVC resort restaurants provide fine dining experiences?
For luxury dining, visit Victoria & Albert’s at Grand Floridian or Aulani’s Ama Ama. Learn more about these premier dining locations in our Grand Floridian dining guide.