Virtual Gourmet. Every Disney food service outlet is constantly monitored, updated, renovated and sometimes removed for the installation of a newer concept.
One of the most significant renovations at the Resorts has been the fine dining room called Flying Fish at Disney's Board Walk right. The restaurant, which has been around for since , is enormously popular—though not cheap—and there are some wonderful new decorous touches: chandeliers that look like bubbles floating to the surface of the sea and clear glass flying fish on nearly invisible strings.
The place is darker than it used to be, perhaps aiming at a more sophisticated look, but dark it is. There is also an old-style Victorian saloon attached to the main dining room.
Among the main courses I most liked was a lavish dish of lobster nestled in squid ink pasta with golden tomato sauce, baby artichokes, and fennel pollen that was as delicious as it was pretty.
There are niceties like chilled silverware with dessert , and wine suggestions are given with every dish. The food prices here are among the highest at Walt Disney World, but the portions of several dishes are exceedingly generous and can feed two people. It is not a restaurant designed with kids in mind, though they are not made to feel unwelcome.
