Patch Notes // latest change 2021.06.24
Caribbean Beach · Walt Disney World Resort Hotels · Walt Disney World
Restaurant · tracked since 2017 · Walt Disney World Resort Hotels · 6 changes on record
Sebastian's Bistro closed during the 2020 pandemic shutdown and remained dark after Caribbean Beach Resort reopened, with no reopening date established and reports in August 2020 calling its return unlikely.
A revamped dinner menu was in place by June 2019, adding dishes like Coconut Shrimp and Grits and swapping an Onion Jam in for the Mango Chutney on the pull-apart rolls, a menu change reviewers credited with turning the restaurant around.
Lunch service was discontinued on January 27, 2019, less than four months after opening, leaving Sebastian's Bistro open for dinner only.
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Sebastian's Bistro opened October 8, 2018 as the new waterfront table-service restaurant in the Old Port Royale section of Caribbean Beach Resort, replacing the former Shutters.
Shutters at Old Port Royale, the table-service restaurant that previously occupied this space, closed on May 1, 2017 as part of the Caribbean Beach Resort refurbishment that later produced Sebastian's Bistro.
That's every change on the record at Sebastian's Bistro since 2017.
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Per the documented record, Sebastian's Bistro at Walt Disney World Resort Hotels opened on Oct 8, 2018.
The most recent closure/refurbishment documented for Sebastian's Bistro is dated 2020: Sebastian's Bistro closed during the 2020 pandemic shutdown and remained dark after Caribbean Beach Resort reopened, with no reopening date established and reports in August 2020 calling its return unlikely.
The latest documented change (documented Jun 24, 2021): Sebastian's Bistro reopened June 24, 2021 with a reconcepted family-style 'Taste of the Caribbean' dinner menu priced at $29 per adult and $17 per child.
6 documented changes, dating back to 2017 — the fan-kept restaurant changelog nobody else keeps.
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