Steakhouse 71

Menu Highlights

Steakhouse 71 offers a menu that pays tribute to Walt Disney himself, with dishes inspired by his personal favorites alongside classic American steakhouse staples. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Dinner Appetizers

• French Onion Soup — Rich Beef Broth, Crouton, Gratinée Cheese ($10)
• Bacon & Eggs — Maple-lacquered Pork Belly, Smoked Cheese Grits, Perfect Egg ($15)
• Lump Crab Cakes — Old Bay Rémoulade, Corn Hash ($16)
• Shrimp Cocktail — Citrus-White Wine Fumé, Cocktail Sauce ($17)
• Baby Iceberg Wedge Salad — House-made Blue Cheese Dressing, Toy Box Tomatoes, Pickled Red Onions, Bacon ($11)
• Sea Salt-dusted Potato Brioche — Butter, Roasted Garlic-Tomato Spread ($12)

Steakhouse Cuts (each served with one Side and one Sauce)

• 7-oz Center Cut Filet ($48)
• 10-oz New York Strip ($38)
• 6-oz Top Sirloin Steak ($32)
• 14-oz Dry-aged Bone-In Rib Pork Chop ($34)
• 12-oz Roasted Prime Rib ($39)

Enhance with a Flight of all five Sauces — Béarnaise, Whipped Horseradish Cream, Red Wine, Signature Steakhouse 71 Au Poivre ($6). Available sides include Mashed Potatoes, Au Gratin Potatoes, Macaroni & Cheese, Creamed Spinach, and Charred Asparagus.

Dinner Entrées

• Fish of the Day — Risotto-style Orzo, White Wine Cream Sauce, Seasonal Vegetable ($31)
• Pan-seared Chicken — Yukon Potatoes with Bacon Jam, Sautéed Green Beans, Carrots, Pan Sauce ($28)
• Vegetable “Wellington” — Seasonal Vegetables in Puff Pastry, Roasted Red Pepper Coulis ($27)

Desserts

• Steakhouse 71 Signature Chocolate Cake — 15 Layers of Jack Daniels-infused Chocolate Cake, Chocolate Mousse, Raspberries ($13)
• Popcorn Crème Brûlée — Caramel Popcorn, Salted Caramel Sauce ($11)
• Carrot Cake-Cheesecake — Pineapple Compote, Candied Walnuts ($10)

Dining Plan Information

When using the Disney Dining Plan at Steakhouse 71 for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, 1 Table-Service meal will be redeemed from the dining plan for each person dining. As a casual dining steakhouse with $$ pricing for breakfast and lunch (and $$$ for dinner), Steakhouse 71 offers good dining plan value at all three meal periods. Advance reservations are recommended and can be made through My Disney Experience or the app. All members of your party must be present before seating.

About Steakhouse 71

Named for 1971 — the year Walt Disney World Resort and Disney’s Contemporary Resort first opened their doors — Steakhouse 71 is a restaurant steeped in Disney heritage while wearing it lightly. The design aesthetic channels 1970s style reimagined for a contemporary audience: sleek, comfortable, and occasionally punctuated by Florida-flavored details like Orange Bird artwork and citrus grove motifs that nod to the resort’s early years.

The menu is a celebration of Walt Disney himself. Dishes like Walt’s Prime Rib Hash at breakfast and the Prime Rib and French Onion Soup at dinner are all inspired by foods that Walt was known to love, giving the restaurant a personal connection to Disney history that goes beyond mere theming. The Steakhouse 71 Lounge, adjacent to the main dining room, extends this experience with cocktails that evoke the scents of Central Florida citrus groves and modern takes on 1970s-era drinks.

Sitting inside Disney’s Contemporary Resort, just steps from the monorail and a short walk from Magic Kingdom, Steakhouse 71 punches above its weight as a full-service resort steakhouse. It’s a genuinely strong option at all three meal periods — whether you’re powering up with a hearty breakfast before heading to the parks or winding down over a properly cooked filet mignon after a full day.