What should you know?

The quality of the food and the view of the resort area from any given table combine to create an upscale quick-service dining experience. Best of all, guests don’t have to fuss with paper plates and trays of food in the busy dining area; ordered food is delivered to guests at their chosen tables on real dishes with nonplastic silverware (or neatly packaged in to-go containers, if so desired).

This family from London thinks Geyser Point is worth a quick boat or bus ride from the Magic Kingdom:

We found Geyser Point to be a brilliant place for lunch after a morning in the Magic Kingdom. Although not air-conditioned, it was still cool, very relaxing with nice views and comfortable chairs. Plus it’s quick-service, but you get waited on.

What’s it like inside?

Picturesque views of the resort’s geyser and pool area along with Bay Lake. Geyser Point is a hybrid quick-service restaurant and table-service lounge, with both sharing the same lovely seating area. The main food offerings are counter service, but a substantial bar menu features imaginative drinks and hearty snacks.

What are the specialties?

A step up from most standard quick-service fare, lighter lunch and dinner options include a turkey sandwich with cranberry mayo and an upgraded bison cheeseburger with Tillamook Cheddar and marionberry sauce that impresses without being stuffy or overpriced.