The Wharf at Sunset Walk

Last day of vacation back in the hometown of Orlando, me and the wife decided to have a date day came upon The wharf at Sunset walk, they specialize in seafood and sandwiches with live bands on the old favorites from back in the 80s and 90s pretty cool, walked in today very slow maybe 10% capacity immediately greeted and seated, had a nice conversation with the Hostess. She let us know that it was her third day of training? I wouldn't of known because she was so nice with a warm smile and welcome.The waiter approached us within two minutes of sitting down, gathered the drink order, unsweetened Arnold Palmer. Wife had her normal Bud Light and placed an appetizer order. Starting with the shrimp scampi flatbread, the appetizer arrived within eight minutes and it was phenomenal and We both enjoyed it very much!Next to the main courses, my wife opted for the jambalaya pasta, and myself the Lobster roll with french fries, finishing up the appetizers the main courses arrived within six minutes, both looking fantastic! The jambalaya done with pasta andouille sausage, shrimp crab with the right amount of heat was poppin! The lobster roll two miniatures of the Classic with crispy french fries, the server checked back within six minutes everything great the grand finale desserts, we decided to stay and have the vanilla crème brûlée, phenomenal and a chocolate bread pudding to go home! This was a great experience; if your in the area take a look at the wharf at sunset walk, if not for the food and drink maybe a date night on the town, and again if your feeling nostalgic they specialize in cover bands from the 80s and 90s! Again, pretty cool check this place out! I have spoken ...

Monday at 6 pm. This is my second visit here. My appetizer of calamari was a huge disappointment in that they included 40% of fried peppers and a few segments of calamari. The lobster bisque came out Luke warm and had to be reheated. The 2 ginger ales came out 20 minutes after initial order. Service could have been more organized but it was extremely busy. The ambiance is good with live music being performed. Now for the entrees the shrimp with grits dish was very good as was the shrimp pasta dish. The manager visited my table and we discussed the 2 appetizers above. We came to resolution without drama. I will try this place for a third time when I come back to the area in a year.

Such great food, amazing atmosphere!! Michelle makes my favorite Bloody Mary in town!!10/10!

Nestled in the heart of Kissimmee's Sunset Walk, a lively roundabout surrounded by Hollywood-themed eateries, is a bustling array of high-end restaurants vying for your attention. On a Friday night, with the promise of seafood and live music, we decided to give "The Warf" a try. Little did we know, our adventure would take a few unexpected turns.The holiday event happening nearby meant parking was a bit of a circus, but once we made our way inside, things calmed down. The space is impressive--a two-story interior with plenty of room for large groups and multiple full-service bars on each floor. The main stage area in the center sets the perfect Rock & Roll vibe, and the live music promised to keep the energy high all night.Arriving at 8 pm, the dining area was surprisingly quiet, so we were quickly seated. Our server was friendly, attentive, and made sure we felt taken care of from the get-go. We kicked things off with Lobster Bisque, and based on a glowing Yelp review, Lisa went for the Seafood Potpie, while I chose the Shrimp Jambalaya Pasta.And then, the letdown. The Lobster Bisque was overly salty, thin, and served lukewarm--definitely not the creamy, rich starter we'd hoped for. Lisa's Potpie had a delightful buttery crust, but sadly, the seafood filling was bland and underwhelming, with barely a trace of seafood. As for my Jambalaya Pasta? Well, it was loaded with cayenne pepper, so much so that it overwhelmed the dish. It left me wishing for a bit more balance and depth in the flavors.Even though our server graciously removed the soup from the bill, the damage was still done. Between the lackluster food, a surprise "Sunset Walk Surcharge," no alcohol or dessert, plus tip, our total came to almost $90 for two.Ultimately, despite the great atmosphere and service, "The Warf" didn't live up to its promise. For now, we'll be looking elsewhere for our seafood fix. Sorry folks, this one's a pass for us next time!

In town and looking for seafood the menu sounded appealing. So we went for lunch to check them out. We started with cocktails of course, lol..they were pretty good. We had the charbroiled Oysters, the fish and chips, and the shrimp and mushroom pasta. Everything was fresh and hot. Service was nice as well, we sat outside and enjoyed the view. It was a nice place to sit outdoors and enjoy the weather id come back here.

The Wharf has some really good food and entertainment.The crab cake is not worth $17. It's delicious, but it's barely bigger than the fork. The calamari, on the other hand, is plentiful and a better value at the same price. I highly recommend it! It's got just the right texture. It will probably be my go-to moving forward. The bartender suggested some sweet chili sauce for it. He was not wrong!The lobster bisque is really good too. I don't like too much sherry flavor in my bisque. This one has just the right amount.The shrimp po boy was surprisingly delicious! The sauce is amazing. I'll probably ask for a side of it next time I get the calamari.It's a hike from where I live, but the food and entertainment is worth it.

Food was great! Really enjoyed the ahi tuna tower and crab cake. Drinks were pretty good as well with a lot of house options. We were seated right in front of the stage which wasn't bad - saw some other reviews saying it was too loud, but the volume was perfect for us! Really nice area overall to hangout for an evening.

I had a 20 dollar Open Table dining reward and used it to try this restaurant. I made a reservation for 7:30 on a Saturday. When I arrived, I was greeted a host who seated me at a high table near the bar. My hostess, Michelle, greeted me and asked what I wanted to drink. I had the new fashioned (12 dollars), which was similar to the older one, but with chocolate bitters and banana liquor. It was a bit sweeter, and was strong enough to give it a buzz. My server said the seafood pot pie (32 dollars) was good, so I went with that. It came piping hot that it almost scalded my fingers, but it did scald my tounge a bit. I had to wait a while for it to cool down. The breading was soft and fine. The filling could have been more flavorful, but the sirachi sauce helped a bit. There was a decent amount of lobster, crab, and shrimp. However since it was cooked pretty well done, it wasn't as plump or flavorful it could be. The carrot, celery, and potato were the veggie fillings, and they were pretty good. For 32 dollars, it could have been better, but still enjoyable. For dessert, the creme brulee (11 dollars) that my server suggested fared a lot better. It had the right amount of flavor without being too rich. The crust was just right and the strawberry on top was sweet. I savored every bite out of it. The service was amiable and helpful, but a bit slow. It looks like my server was also the bartender, so she had a lot of chores and patrons to handle. So it was forgivable. The live music helped appease the wait with the rock and roll hits. They played on a nice big stage and the big TV showed their name. When they were taking a break, the TV showed music videos instead. The dining area was pretty large and was two stories. However it looks like the second floor might only be reserved for private parties. There was a bar and outdoor seating as well. Since it was in a tourist area, it was pretty casual. The Wharf is at sunset walk, a tourist shopping mall near Disney and next to Margaritaville hotel. Parking was free, but can be difficult to find especially during the weekend. I was surprised to see a 1 percent sunset walk fee added to my bill, and my server didn't know what it was. I guess it's better than paying 20-30 bucks extra for parking at Disney. I am glad that I used my dining credits and drove a bit to come here. I enjoyed the live band and good food at the Wharf. I would also try the other restaurants at Sunset Walk as well, but would question the management about that silly fee too.

We arrived @7;45 pm was seated with in 10 minutes. Appetizer took about 20 minutes drink and orders were ok timing wise. Food took for ever over another 27 minutes after the initial delay with the appetizer. Music was great. But unfortunately the kitchen did not help the server the server was nice. Wrong choice of restaurant for the night. Not completely full either for a Friday night. The manager was very polite and apologetic Megan. Very nice. The food was ok. The kids enjoyed it. Not sure if a return .

Service was slow. Food was meh at best. The wedge didn't have much on it, the lobster bisque was over salted and had no lobster, my shrimp and mushroom pasta was so bland I had to ask for salt pepper to make it edible. My husband pot pie was grainy in texture... my daughterhad the 1/2 chicken and that was the best meal by far! Very good juicy ans crispy!