Wilderness Lodge Resort

Artist Point

Note: Artist Point's daily Winnie-the-Pooh character breakfast has been discontinued as of June 1, 2001.

Location

Up the ramp from the lobby, at the back of the building facing the courtyard and Bay Lake.

Menu

• Cuisine: American

• Sample Items: Seafood, Steaks

• Prices: Pricey

Brian's Review

This is a very good restaurant that serves up the best steaks on WDW property.  Large paintings (Muir and Audubon stuff) of wildlife decorate the very tall walls. The windows open up to the stream and rock formations in the Wilderness Lodge courtyard. Overall, the atmosphere is very casual.

Generally the service we've received has been very good.  Last time out, though, our server made several glaring mistakes (always politely rectified, but odd nonetheless).

The New York Strip steak that Barb has enjoyed so much previous visits hasn't been on the menu the last couple of times we've been back, but we've asked for it and were able to order it anyway.   Besides steak, I've also enjoyed the maple glazed grilled salmon and buffalo sirloin, too.

Other Reviews

• Artist Point (Rick Waters, October 2001)

• Artist Point (Clare H, May 2001)

• Artist Point (Dawn Hickman, May 2001)

• Artist Point (Kevin Lloyd, April 2001)

• Artist Point (Gerri DeCosta, March 2001)

• Artist Point (Character Breakfast) (Alison Welty, December 2000)

• Artist Point (Ferguson, December 2000)

• Artist Point (Jenny Drake, September 2000)

• Artist Point (Winnie the Pooh Character Breakfast) (Larison, 1999)

• Artist Point (Bennett 1995, 1996, 1998)

Roaring Fork Snacks

Location

Down the ramp on the lower level and directly below Artist Point.

Menu

• Cuisine: American

• Sample Items: Sandwiches, Burgers, Salads

• Prices: Inexpensive

Others Reviews

• Roaring Folk (Michael Kerr, May 2001)

• Roaring Fork (Ferguson, December 2000)

Whispering Canyon Cafe

Location

Directly adjacent to the lobby, in fact, the restaurant is open to the lobby area.

Menu

• Cuisine: American

• Sample Items: Breakfast - American fare; Lunch/Dinner - Ribs, Chicken

• Prices: Moderate

Brian's Review

This place is fun, but much more so at dinner than lunch time. At dinner, the kids are rounded up into joining a horse race around the perimeter of the restaurant. The cast members seem to be more fired up and "in theme" at dinner, too. The primary focus is an all-you-can-eat trail meal served on a lazy Susan. It might not sound too appetizing, but the food is very good. Other options are good, too. I had a grilled swordfish (maybe it was tuna) that was just fantastic last time here.

Other Reviews

• Whispering Canyon Cafe' (Linda Rajnicek, September 2001)

• Whispering Canyon Cafe' (Mike Napper, June 2001)

• Whispering Canyon Cafe' (Tony and Tina Ferrara, May 2001)

• Whispering Canyon Cafe' (Michael Kerr, May 2001)

• Whispering Canyon Cafe' (David Rost, May 2001)

• Whispering Canyon Cafe' (Bill, December 2000)

• Whispering Canyon Cafe' (Ferguson, December 2000)

• Whispering Canyon Cafe' (Munoz, 2000)

• Whispering Canyon Cafe' (Ianni, 2000)

• Whispering Canyon Cafe' (Cathy F., 2000)

• Whispering Canyon Cafe' (Taft, 1999)

• Whispering Canyon Cafe' (Niklewski, 1999)

• Whispering Canyon Cafe' (Veach, 1999)

• Whispering Canyon Cafe' (Moore, 1999)

• Whispering Canyon Cafe' (Arceneau, 1997)

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