Boatwright's Dining Hall

Frommer's Review

A family atmosphere (noisy), good food (by Disney standards), and reasonable prices (ditto) make Boatwright's a hit with Port Orleans Resort guests, if not outsiders. The jambalaya is sans seafood, but is filled with vegetables, rice, chicken, and sausage -- all rather spicy and giving it quite a kick. Other dinner items include grilled salmon, slow-roasted prime rib, penne pasta with shrimp, and pot roast. Boatwright's is modeled after a 19th-century boat factory, complete with the wooden hull of a Louisiana fishing boat suspended from its lofty beamed ceiling. Most kids like the wooden toolboxes on every table; each contains a saltshaker that doubles as a level, a wood-clamp sugar dispenser, a pepper-grinder-cum-ruler, a jar of unmatched utensils, shop rags (to be used as napkins), and a little metal pail of crayons.

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