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KIDS EAT FREE!

Kids eat free every Monday – Thursday in October!

_Valid for kids meals only. One kids meal per adult entrée purchased. Ages 9 and under.
Cannot be combined with any other discount or promotion._

Get Rewarded at Paddlefish

Get Rewarded!

We’ve revamped our Loyalty Program, Levy Preferred! As a rewards member, you’ll earn one point for every dollar you spend at our participating locations. Every 250 points you get, you’ll receive 25 reward dollars to spend on your next visit! Be the first to know about upcoming events, like our Cooking Demonstrations and Wine Dinners, and even get exclusive presale access!

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Brunch at Paddlefish

Brunch at Paddlefish!

Join us on Sundays from 11:30am – 3pm and check out our new brunch menu. We’ve got you covered with cheddar bacon frittata, chilaquiles, bloody marys and more!

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New England Steamed Clams & So Much More At Paddlefish

New England Steamed Clams & So Much More At Paddlefish

When it comes to deliciousness in the Orlando area I love visiting Disney Springs and I love dining at the Paddlefish Restaurant! I’ve been living in the Orlando area for four years now and I’ve enjoyed the ever-growing culinary scene and all it offers a foodie. Orlando has become a true foodie paradise. A theme park for your senses and your stomach!

I recently got to experience a new dining option at the Paddlefish, their first ever Rooftop Beer Dinner. They paired five courses with beers from Winter Gardens very own Crooked Can Brewing Company.

We started off with an Oyster Trio that included a Lemon & Pepper, Mignonette and an Oyster Shooter. As you can see the presentation was perfect and each oyster so very flavorful and so very different. Crooked Can paired their Mr. Tractor Kolsch Style Ale with this first course.

The second course was one of the best dishes of Steamed Clams I’ve ever had. The Paddlefish chef explained the difference in these New England clams as opposed to the littlenecks we’re used to seeing. As you can see there is a tubular siphon that sticks out of these clams which is how they breathe. Its often called a neck or a foot.

Read more and check out the delicious photos here.


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