Updated: October 31, 2026

You’ll find Sebastian’s Bistro at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort!

Sebastian from The Little Mermaid is a fitting inspiration for this waterfront, table-service restaurant, given the Caribbean feel and flavors showcased here.

The decor at the casual restaurant helps the space resemble a “tropical beachfront home,” with coral patterns, kelp filigree, and nautical art and designs. (Think about “Life Under the Sea,” as Sebastian would say!)

Latin flavors are blended with Caribbean cuisine. Sebastian’s Bistro is currently serving a family-style meal, which you can see here!

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The Meal at Sebastian’s Bistro

The menu boasts some superstars that really stand out, like the sliced beef, chicken, mojo pork, both appetizers, the vegetable curry, and of course, dessert.

The meal itself really can pack a punch and hold its own without ordering any of the extras; however, we’ve got to admit we really enjoyed the extra options of the fun and fruity drinks and the addition of an enhancement with our meal.

The meal requires one table-service credit on the Disney Dining Plan, or

• Dinner costs $39 per adult and $21 per child.

Service: Table Service

Type of Food: Caribbean and Latin-inspired cuisine

Location: Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort

Disney Dining Plan: Yes, 1 Table Service meal credit

The Sebastian’s Bistro Menu

Taste of the Caribbean Menu

• Buttery House-baked Pull-apart Rolls — with Guava Butter and Caramelized Onion Jam

• The Spice Necklace Salad — Mixed Greens with Spiced Candied Pumpkin Seeds, Tropical Fruit, and Radish with Key Lime Dressing

• Island Feast — Oven-roasted Chicken with Mango Sambal, Slow-roasted Pork with Tangy Pikliz Slaw, Chili-rubbed Beef* with Chimichurri, and Baked Fish with Chorizo-Tomato Salsa and Spiced Butter​

• Entree Sides — Cilantro Rice and Beans, Fried Garlic Yuca, Ginger-glazed Sweet Plantains, and Fire-roasted Peppers ​

• Celebrated House-made Coconut-Pineapple Bread Pudding — with Caramel Sauce and Vanilla Ice Cream

Enhancements

• Crab Cake — with Tropical Mango Slaw and Guajillo Aïoli, $13

• Fried Coconut Shrimp — with Sweet Chili Sauce, $10

Harvest of the Caribbean Plant-based Menu

• Dinner Rolls — with Plant-based Guava Butter and Caramelized Onion Jam
• The Spice Necklace Salad — Mixed Greens with Spiced Candied Pumpkin Seeds, Tropical Fruit, and Radish with Key Lime Dressing
• Harvest of the Caribbean — Kebab featuring Impossible® Beef, Fried Jerk Tofu with Pineapple-Chili Sauce, Plant-based Sausage with Mango Sambal, and Caribbean “Fish” Cake with Curry “Aïoli”

• Entree Sides — Cilantro Rice and Beans, Fried Garlic Yuca, Ginger-glazed Sweet Plantains, and Fire-roasted Peppers ​
• Plant-based Coconut-Pineapple Bread Pudding — with Plant-based Caramel Sauce and Vanilla Soy Frozen Dessert

Beverages

Includes Non-Alcoholic Specialty Drinks, Specialty Cocktails, Sangria, Specialty Caribbean Rums, Beer, Cider, Hard Seltzer, and Wines.

Non-Alcoholic Drinks

• Flounder Colada of Reason

Alcoholic Drinks

• Caribbean Smuggler

• Maroon Pig Old-fashioned

The Atmosphere at Sebastian’s Bistro

You’ll find Sebastian’s Bistro in Old Port Royale at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort.

The restaurant is loosely themed to the calypso-singing Sebastian the Crab from The Little Mermaid and features a bright and vivid color palette and thematic touches that jive with Caribbean Beach’s colorful take on island theming.

The vibe here is very light and upbeat. There are lots of bright pastel colors set against some bolder tones (like red for Sebastian the crab) that really are aesthetically pleasing. The colors are mostly neutrals, creams, and whites with pops of color from the artwork.

There is plenty of seating available. You’ll find both standard tables and chairs as well as booth seating. The tables are set with colorful dishes that also pop against the more neutral colors of the restaurant.

Reviews

June 2026: This Disney World Restaurant Is CHEAP AND DELICIOUS. How’s That For a Win-Win?
March 2026: My Mom Wants an All-You-Can-Eat Meal on a Budget, So I Sent Her This Disney World Hotel Restaurant
May 2025: REVIEW: I Found the Perfect Meal at This Disney World Hotel — And It’s Shockingly Affordable
February 2024: Disney Food Blog REVIEW: The Hidden Disney World Hotel Restaurant with Dessert That’s Better Than ‘Ohana
July 2021: REVIEW: Should You Make the Trek to Eat One of the CHEAPEST All-You-Can Eat Meals in Disney World?
June 2021: FIRST LOOK at the Reopened Sebastian’s Bistro in Disney World!
June 2019: Disney Food Blog REVIEW: New Menu at Sebastian’s Bistro in Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort
October 2018: First Look and Review! The NEW Sebastian’s Bistro at Disney World’s Caribbean Beach Resort

Nosh or Not

Fill up on food at Sebastian’s Bistro if…

• You want all-you-can-eat at a lower price point. Sebastian’s Bistro serves its Taste of the Caribbean Meal in Family-style fashion (which, in Disney Speak, means it’s all-you-care-to-enjoy!). And as a special bonus, it is one of the least expensive all-you-can-eat meals on Disney World property.
• You want to experience one of Disney World’s Hidden Gems. Even with rave reviews, Sebastian’s Bistro still manages to fly under the radar. This results in both a great meal and a fairly easy time scoring an Advance Dining Reservation. This is where the cool kids go. 😉
• You can’t get into ‘Ohana. If that ‘Ohana rezzie has eluded you, I think you’ll be quite pleased and may just find a new favorite at Sebastian’s Bistro.

Skip this bistro if…

• You don’t want to add another trek to your trip. Fortunately, Caribbean Beach Resort is much more accessible these days (especially coming from Disney’s Hollywood Studios) thanks to the Disney Skyliner. BUT… the truth is that it still requires a lot of planning and extra time to get there if it’s not your home Resort.
• You want more variety to meet your group’s taste. If your group consists of several members who like to have a wide variety of options to choose from, this may not be a match for your crew.
• You don’t enjoy Caribbean flavors and spices. The main meal at Sebastian’s Bistro isn’t called “Taste of the Caribbean” for nothin’! While the meal is certainly pleasing to many palates, sides can include dishes like cilantro rice and candied plantains. Though many (like myself) find it to be a terrific change of pace from the usual mashed potatoes and such, the cuisine might not be a fit for your group.

Important Information

• Sebastian’s Bistro serves dinner only, but during the day guests at Caribbean Beach Resort can enjoy full entrees and appetizers at Banana Cabana or grab a quick bite at the Centertown Market.
• Memberships that are eligible for discounts include: Disney World Annual Passholders, Disney Vacation Club Members, Disney Visa Cardholders.
• Trattoria al Forno offers Mobile Dine Check-In.
• See the Mobile Dine Walk-up Waitlist.
• $39 per adult, $21 per child (Guests Ages 3-9), plus tax and gratuity.

Famous Dishes: Flounder Colada of Reason, Caribbean Smuggler, Grilled Chili-rubbed Beef with mojito relish, Our Celebrated House-made Coconut-Pineapple Bread Pudding, Roasted Vegetable Medley, Fried Coconut Shrimp, Maroon Pig Old-fashioned, The Spice Necklace Salad

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