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Steakhouse 71 restaurant to open at Disney World on October 1

Disney Parks has just announced the opening of Steakhouse 71 on the first floor of Disney’s Contemporary Resort.

The modern steakhouse will open to Guests on October 1.

Sample with one keyword: Three mouthwatering gourmet dishes await theme park visitors—juicy steak topped with herb butter, savory pastry-wrapped chicken, and a colorful fresh salad with bacon and vegetables—all expertly prepared at our celebrated Disney dining destination. Sample with two keywords: Savor three signature entrées at Steakhouse 71 in Disney World—steak finished with herb butter, golden pastry-wrapped chicken, and a vibrant salad loaded with bacon and vegetables.

The Disney Parks website says that Steakhouse 71 will have subtle hints and a few nods toward Disney’s history, offering twists on some of Walt’s favorite foods. Even the name has a Disney meaning. The “71” is a notation to when the Walt Disney World Resort first opened nearly 50 years ago.

“Steakhouse 71, which gets its name from the year the resort opened, has a sleek yet comfortable décor with fun design elements from the ’70s and hints of our Florida heritage with subtle sightings of the beloved Orange Bird and citrus groves. Start your Disney day with a delicious breakfast at Steakhouse 71.”

 

The decor inside the restaurant is sleek, but not stuffy. The atmosphere is kept comfortable, thanks to the fun elements of design from the 1970s. There are also subtleties from the heritage of the Sunshine State, including nods to citrus fruit and orange groves, and one of Disney fans’ favorite pieces of Disneyana–the beloved Orange Bird.

Step into Steakhouse 71 at Disney World, where modern restaurant booths, eye-catching patterned walls, marble-top tables, plush brown seating, and gold wall sconces set the stage for a stylish dining experience perfect for theme park fans looking to relax and refuel in style. Sleek, contemporary lobby featuring a textured accent wall, a stylish curved sofa, bold red chairs, and dynamic artistic designs—capturing that magical Disney World flair fans love at restaurants like Steakhouse 71.

The new, family-friendly steakhouse will offer a wide array of options for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The chef-inspired menu also includes lounge options, desserts, mixed drinks and more.

Breakfast

Steakhouse for breakfast? Absolutely!

At Steakhouse 71, you can start your day with a breakfast menu that’s got it all! From avocado toast and pastries to Walt’s Prime Rib Hash and Eggs Benedict, there’s something for every palette.

The menu even offers a Steakhouse Bloody Mary and Bourbon Cold Brew, made with Joffrey’s Coffee Cold Brew, bourbon, maple and vanilla bean cream. Or keep with your morning favorites like lattes, espresso, cappuccinos, freshly-brewed coffee and assorted teas and juices.

Steakhouse 71 breakfast menu with themed sections for appetizers, entrees, sides, beverages, and specialty drinks set against a vintage beige backdrop—capturing the nostalgic Disney World dining vibe perfect for theme park guests.

Lunch

Head out to the parks and come back for lunch at Steakhouse 71. Or make it a resort day at the Contemporary. Sleep in and come enjoy a lunch menu sure to make your mouth water!

Lunch menu featuring appetizers, entrées, and beverages, displayed on a beige background with elegant brown and gold borders that capture the retro-chic vibe of Steakhouse 71 at Disney World.

Take your pick! It’s all scrumptious! How about a Wedge Salad or Fork and Knife Caesar Salad? Hungry for something a bit more substantial? The lunch menu at Steakhouse 71 also offers Salisbury steak, crab cake sliders and a prime rib sandwich.

A wedge salad piled with fresh toppings sits beside a double cheeseburger loaded with pickles and onions, both served on vibrant blue plates—iconic Steakhouse 71 dishes perfect for your Disney World foodie adventure.

Dinner

Dinner at Steakhouse 71 is the best! After all, it’s not truly a steakhouse without dinner and steaks!

Collage of mouthwatering steak, prime rib, beef Wellington, and pork chop with creamy macaroni and cheese on elegant plates at Steakhouse 71, a fan-favorite dining spot inside Disney World.

Choose your cut of meat: New York Strip, Filet Mignon, tenderloin medallions, prime rib and more! Complement it with the perfect sauce and sides: choose from fresh-made options like seared broccolini, macaroni and cheese, creamed spinach, mashed potatoes and more!

Dinner menu featuring iconic sections for appetizers, steakhouse cuts, sides, sauces, and fish and poultry entrées—bringing the classic American flavors of Steakhouse 71 to your Disney World dining adventure.

Desserts, Lounge bites & drinks

Finish your meal with tempting desserts, or, if you’re just getting started, begin your evening with delicious cocktails. Steakhouse 71 has a complete dessert menu featuring decadent options like Ambrosia, chocolate cake and creme brulee.

A trio of vibrant cocktails, each topped with fresh fruit, sits on a wooden table at Steakhouse 71 in Disney World—one served in a rocks glass and two in chic stemmed glasses—inviting guests to relax and soak up the magical atmosphere after a day exploring the parks. A tempting slice of rich chocolate cake topped with fresh raspberries and drizzled in sauce, served on a white plate beside two forks—just the kind of indulgent dessert you can enjoy at Steakhouse 71, one of Disney World’s exciting dining spots.

Talented mixologists are on hand to create the perfect cocktails–even one that pays homage to Mrs. Lillian Disney herself. Choose from citrus-grove-inspired options like the Citrus Grove Cocktail made with Italian bitter, green herbal liqueur, citrus juices, simple syrup, and orange bitters.

Or try the Steakhouse 71 Vodka Gimlet: vodka, green herbal liqueur, herbal blend, lime juice, simple syrup, and Minute Maid Premium Lemonade. The Gimlet comes with a “lily” pad garnish that honors Walt’s wife, Lillian.

 

Becky Burkett

Becky's from the Lone Star State and has been writing since she was 10 and encountered her first Disney Park when she was 11. It was love at first Main Street Electrical Parade. Joy is blank lined journals, 0.7 mm pens, and all things Walt, Woody and Buzz, PIXAR, Imagineering, Sleeping Beauty (make it blue!), Disney Parks history and EPCOT. At Disney World, you'll find her croonin' with the birdies at the Enchanted Tiki Room or hangin' with Woody and the gang at Toy Story Land. If you can dream, you really can do it!

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