Coral Reef

Located in The Living Seas pavilion at Epcot, this is the only dining room in the world next to a 5.7-million-gallon aquarium. Diners are entertained by 5,000 inhabitants of the saltwater tank -- barracuda, angelfish, sharks, dolphins, rays and even humans diving to feed the fish. The menu features fresh fish and shellfish -- but none of the pavilion's undersea inhabitants are on the menu.

Essential Information Location Living Seas, Epcot Type Sit-down restaurant. A la carte. Cuisine - seafood. Included in Disney Dining Plan Yes. Tips & Fun Facts Fresh seafood specialties change seasonally. Look out for the sharks! Ask a Cast Member for the Divequest times when you can see live divers just beyond the windows. This location can accommodate most special dietary needs. Advance notice may be required and cancellation fees may apply. Please indicate any special dietary need at time of reservation booking. The Living Seas tank contains 5.7 million gallons of salt water. Every drop of water is filtered every two hours and 40 minutes at the rate of 35,000 gallons a minute. The acrylic on the Living Seas tank is eight inches thick and held in place by the pressure of the water. This restaurant overlooks the world's largest inland manmade ocean environment, containing 85 different species of tropical fish. Advanced Dining Reservations Reservations recommended. Book up to 180 days in advance (or up to 190 days for Disney Resort guests). Call 407-WDW-DINE (407-939-3463) Reviews & Ratings

Recommended For Children Teens Adults Seniors Meals Meals Served Lunch, dinner Average Cost for full meal $40 - $60 per person Typical Menu Items Shrimp cocktail, Seafood salad, Oysters, Mussels, Salmon, Catfish, Mahi, Lobster Tail, Chicken, Steak. Children's menu available. Most popular menu items Lobster Bisque. Creamy with chunks of lobster meat, this meal in a bowl has been a favorite for more than 20 years at Coral Reef Restaurant. Nearby Attractions The Seas with Nemo & Friends Living with the Land Soarin'