Narcoossee's

Narcoossee's Review

The dining room, with Victorian-style columns, high ceilings, and hardwood floors, makes a great place not only to enjoy delicious steaks and seafood, but to gaze out the windows at the nightly fireworks shows over the Seven Seas Lagoon. Among the best menu choices here are the porchetta, which is roast pork stuffed with fennel, onions, and sausage served with goat cheese polenta, rapini(broccoli rabe), and Marcona almonds; or the surf-and-turf centerpiece: lobster tail and a tender filet mignon. The name of the place, incidentally, was not a word coined by Disney Imagineers—it's the name of a river and a small Central Florida town, both of which predate Disney. Diners should note that when eating here, no shorts or flip-flops are permitted.