Full Guide to Food & Beverage at Disney Cruise Line’s Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point

Collage of four BBQ dishes: Bahamian Pigeon Peas & Rice, Grilled Cheeseburger, Disney Lookout Cay Spiced Rotisserie Chicken, and Plant-based Island Curry

Disney has released a full food guide to Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point, a new Disney Cruise Line destination in The Bahamas opening on June 6. Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point Food & Beverage Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point is being built with and will be serviced with sustainable practices in mind. Disney … Read more

REVIEW: Paradise Garden Grill Debuts New BBQ Menu Including Pulled Pork, Ribs, Impossible Sandwich, and More at Disney California Adventure

Paradise Garden Grill has debuted a new BBQ-centric menu at Disney California Adventure for the summer, so we had to stop by and try out some of the new dishes. You can get a St. Louis-style BBQ-rubbed chicken, a North Carolina-style BBQ pulled pork sandwich, or a Kansas City-style BBQ spare ribs entrée. The Family … Read more

REVIEW: The Polite Pig Keeps the Quality Coming with New Additions at Disney Springs

The Polite Pig, run by local chefs James, Julie, and Brian Petrakis, continues setting a high bar when it comes to quality with three of the newest editions to their menu, including a perfect summer cocktail. New Menu Items at The Polite Pig Burnt Ends BBQ Meatballs – $12.00 With meatballs made out of the house … Read more

REVIEW: B.B. Wolf’s New Carolina BBQ Hotdog at Disney Springs

The Big Bad Wolf seems to have found a new way to cook up his long time nemeses with the new Carolina BBQ Hot Dog at the B.B. Wolf’s Sausage Company at Disney Springs. This version of the eatery’s all-beef hot dog is topped with Carolina Gold Barbecue, its sauce a mustard type popular in South Carolina and based in Bavarian tradition, along with a mustard vinaigrette coleslaw.

Packed with flavor, this hot dog is quite the mouthful. While the flavors all interact well, sometimes it’s difficult to get it all in a single bite. With the slaw and BBQ both rather solid in structure, neither slips into the cracks between bun and sausage, meaning you generally eat the toppings and then the dog in separate bites. That said, those who are not fans of mustard can relax in knowing that neither the BBQ or coleslaw are heavy with a bold mustard flavor – this isn’t some ballpark frank swimming in yellow goo. The overall palette is more subtle in nature, which works well for what is already a large undertaking. 

At $7.99, one must ask if the flavors added for the extra dollar more than the regular dog are worth it. They certainly are, adding not only great taste, but enough extra meat and toppings that this could almost work as a light lunch for two.

 

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