Per Walt Disney World, Steakhouse 71 harkens back to the design style of the 1970s, reimagined in a contemporary, comfortable and sleek way. If you’re already planning ahead for that, dinner will be your better bet, as most of Steakhouse 71’s pricier cuts of meat are only served in the evening hours. Nothing has been confirmed yet, but once the Disney Dining Plan comes back, Steakhouse 71 should be a 1-credit table service restaurant. It’ll presumably accept the Tables in Wonderland card for a 20% discount if/when that ever returns. Well, aside from the random appearances of Mickey Mouse in a black and white archival photo or two…Ĭurrently, Disney Vacation Club Members and Annual Passholders both receive 10% off at Steakhouse 71, which is somewhat surprising since it’s brand new.
You’ll find no characters in Steakhouse 71. This restaurant and lobby focused on the history of Walt Disney World’s opening in 1971 stands in contrast to the Incredibles-Inspired New Rooms at Disney’s Contemporary Resort. Steakhouse 71 is part of a renovation project that has beautifully transformed the lobby with Mary Blair-inspired art and historical, behind-the-scenes photographs of the ‘Vacation Kingdom’ in development and under construction. This reviews the lunch menu at the Contemporary Resort’s family-friendly sit-down dining option, with food photos, recommendations, thoughts on the decor, whether it’s worth the money, and more.Īs background, Steakhouse 71 is located on the first floor in the A-Frame Tower of Disney’s Contemporary Resort, replacing the Wave of American Flavors.
Steakhouse 71 is a new table service restaurant that opened as part of Walt Disney World’s 50th Anniversary.
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