Capa

The smart order is a spread of tapas rather than a steak:

• Pulpo ($21): paprika-marinated octopus with mojo verde.
• Croquetas ($14): jamón serrano and béchamel.
• Dátiles ($13): bacon-wrapped Medjool dates with almonds.
• Tuétano ($19): roasted bone marrow with chistorra gratin.
• Jamón de bellota ($42): acorn-fed Ibérico ham, the splurge worth making.
• Pan con tomate ($9) and patatas bravas ($12).

Everything above except the jamón comes to $88 for two before drinks. If you want steak, the cowboy ribeye ($95) is the one; the $235 wagyu flight is for expense accounts. Sides are $14 to $16 each.

Watch the per-ounce items. Miyazaki A5 wagyu is $35 an ounce with a 3-ounce minimum, so the smallest order is $105. The Mariscada seafood platter is $76, and 30 grams of Petrossian caviar is $255. None of these are needed to have a good night here.

Capa's lounge menu carries most of the tapas at the same prices: croquetas $14, gambas $18, patatas bravas $12, the tuna tartar $28 and oysters from $24 a half dozen. Cocktails are $19 to $24, and sangria is $19 a glass or $49 a pitcher. A drink and three plates at the bar gets you the view for well under $100 a head.

The Four Seasons says tables fill fastest on nights when the Disney fireworks are visible from the terrace. Book early by phone on 407-313-6161 or on OpenTable, and ask for terrace time around the show. Capa warns that on some holidays and high-demand dates it may be open only to resort guests with a reservation.

Parking is free when you dine at Capa, according to its OpenTable listing. The dress code is resort casual, so you can come from the parks after a change of shirt. For the fireworks view with Disney prices instead of Four Seasons prices, compare California Grill at $99 for three courses.

Partly. Capa held one star through the 2025 guide, and a Recommended listing still means Michelin inspectors rate the food. But the price of a Michelin-starred steakhouse without the star is just an expensive hotel steakhouse. On Disney property, Victoria & Albert's is now the only starred room. Off property, Christner's sells a similar Prime filet for $12 less.