Paddlefish offers seafood dining aboard a stunning permanently docked paddle wheel boat at Disney Springs. The three-deck vessel provides multiple unique dining experiences, from the elegant main dining rooms to the lively rooftop deck with spectacular views of Disney Springs. The menu emphasizes fresh seafood with an extensive raw bar, creative preparations, and prime steaks for those preferring surf and turf. The restaurant underwent a complete transformation with contemporary nautical decor that honors the vessel's riverboat heritage while feeling decidedly modern. The rooftop deck is particularly popular at sunset, offering cocktails and lighter fare with panoramic waterfront views.
Elegant contemporary nautical aboard a paddle wheel boat. Multiple dining levels offer different experiences - refined main floor dining, casual bar seating, and lively rooftop deck with panoramic views. Modern interpretation of classic riverboat style.
Oysters, clams, shrimp, crab, and lobster
Creative appetizer with lobster filling
Steamed or grilled whole lobster
Jumbo lump crab with minimal filler
For those preferring surf and turf
Most Popular: Raw Bar Tower, Maine Lobster, Lobster Corn Dogs, Crab Cakes
Yes, Paddlefish is housed in a permanently docked paddle wheel boat. It doesn't move, but you're dining aboard an actual vessel with multiple decks and waterfront views from nearly every seat.
The rooftop offers open-air seating with panoramic Disney Springs views, a bar, and a lighter menu. It's particularly popular at sunset and has a more casual, lounge-like atmosphere compared to the main dining rooms.
Yes, Paddlefish emphasizes fresh seafood with daily deliveries. The raw bar features quality oysters and shellfish, and the kitchen takes pride in proper preparation of fresh catches.
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