First look at the new Ale and Compass Restaurant menu

Oct 20, 2017 in "Ale and Compass Restaurant"

Posted: Friday October 20, 2017 8:36am EDT by WDWMAGIC Staff

Reservations are now available beginning November 26 2017 at the new Ale & Compass Restaurant in Disney's Yacht Club Resort.

Opening for breakfast, lunch and dinner, the new gastro-pub inspired restaurant takes theming cues from a lighthouse. The Ale and Compass Restaurant replaces the former Captain's Grille.

Ale and Compass Restaurant concept art

Here is a look at all three menus.

Ale & Compass Restaurant breakfast menu

Main Plates

Red Flannel Hash
with Chorizo and Poached Eggs
$15.00

Ham and Cheese Omelet
with Arugula and fresh Fruit
$15.00

Roasted Vegetable Omelet
with Arugula and fresh Fruit
$15.00

Breakfast "Pie"
with Sunny–side Egg, House-made Bacon, Ham, Provolone, and Arugula
$14.00

American Breakfast
served with Potatoes or fresh Fruit and choice of Eggs, Sausage, or Bacon
$14.00

Smoked Trout Spread
served with Coddled Egg, Pickled Vegetables, and Warm Parker House Rolls
$13.00

Grilled Oat Cakes
with Apples, Dried Fruit, and Maple Syrup
$9.00

Blueberry-Bacon Pancakes
with choice of Sausage, Bacon, or fresh Fruit
$14.00

Salted Caramel-Apple French Toast
with choice of Sausage, Bacon, or fresh Fruit
$12.00

Open-faced Skirt Steak Sandwich
with Caramelized Onions, Poached Egg, Fennel, Watercress, and Tomato Salad with Truffle Vinaigrette
$19.00

Breakfast Protein Bowl
Choice of Tofu Scramble or Eggs with Quinoa, Sweet Potatoes, Chard and Kale, Vegan Sausage, Chocolate-Avocado Toast, and Carrot-Ginger Dressing
$17.00

Breakfast Breads
with Citrus Butter and House-made Jam
$8.00

Seasonal Fruit Plate
with Yogurt and Granola
$10.00

Cornbread Waffle
with Strawberry-Orange Compote, Lemon Ricotta, and Basil Sugar
$12.00

Ale & Compass Restaurant lunch menu

Starters

Roasted Garlic Shrimp
$15.00

Parker House Rolls and Spreads
Bacon Jam, Pub Cheese, Citrus Butter
$12.00

Grape Leaf-wrapped Baked Goat Cheese
Oven-roasted Tomatoes and Toasted Pumpkin Seeds with Grilled Baguette
$9.00

Lobster and Corn Chowder
$10.00

Ale & Compass Salad
Watercress, Sorghum, Pumpkin Seeds, Rainbow Carrots, Butternut Squash, and Radish with Lemon-Balsamic Vinaigrette
$9.00

Oven-roasted Oysters
$12

Main Plates

Hearth Oven Pie - White Clam
$19.00

Hearth Oven Pie - Seasonal Market Vegetable
$17.00

Hearth Oven Pie - Caramelized Leek and Chorizo
$18.00

Mushroom, Caramelized Onion, and Gruyère Cheeseburger
on a Parker House Bun served with choice of Fries or House-made Vinegar Chips
$18.00

House-made Bacon and Vermont Cheddar Burger
on a Parker House Bun served with choice of Fries or House-made Vinegar Chips
$16.00

Maine Lobster Roll
served with choice of Fries or House-made Vinegar Chips
$20.00

House-made Bacon, Lettuce, and Tomato
on Artisan French Bread served with choice of Fries or House-made Vinegar Chips
$14.00

Smoked Turkey Sandwich
with Sage Dressing, Cranberry Relish, and served with choice of Fries or House-made Vinegar Chips
$15.00

Protein Bowl
Vegan Italian Sausage, Quinoa, Sweet Potatoes, and Broccoli Rabe with Roasted Cherry Tomato Sauce
$17.00

Fish & Chips
with Lemon-Caper Tartar Sauce
$17.00

Roast Chicken Salad
with Kale, Swiss Chard, Quinoa, Spiced Walnuts, Dried Cranberries, and Herb Vinaigrette
$16.00

Grilled Plant-based “Bacon Cheeseburger”
Caramelized Onions and Mushrooms, Lettuce, Tomato, and Chipotle-Mayonnaise
$18.00

Open-faced Skirt Steak Sandwich
with Caramelized Onions, Poached Egg, Fennel, Watercress, and Tomato Salad with Truffle Vinaigrette
$19.00

Ale & Compass Restaurant dinner menu

Starters

Roasted Garlic Shrimp
$15.00

Parker House Rolls and Spreads
Bacon Jam, Pub Cheese, Citrus Butter
$12.00

Grape Leaf-wrapped Baked Goat Cheese
Oven-roasted Tomatoes and Toasted Pumpkin Seeds with Grilled Baguette
$9.00

Lobster and Corn Chowder
$10.00

Ale & Compass Salad
Watercress, Sorghum, Pumpkin Seeds, Rainbow Carrots, Butternut Squash, and Radish with Lemon-Balsamic Vinaigrette
$9.00

Hearth Oven Pie - White Clam
$19.00

Hearth Oven Pie - Seasonal Market Vegetable
$17.00

Hearth Oven Pie - Caramelized Leek and Chorizo
$18.00

Main Plates

Smoked Short Ribs
with Roasted Vegetable Mash and Barbecue Demi
$27.00

Coastal Clambake
Half Maine Lobster, Clams, Corn, and Potatoes
$40.00

Pan-seared Trout, Broccoli Rabe, Cornbread Cake
with Lemon Caper and White Wine Sauce
$24.00

Fried Chicken and Waffles
with House-made Pickles and Orange-Chili Honey
$18.00

Four-Cheese Ravioli
with Butternut Squash Pureé, Sautéed Mushrooms, and Sage-Brown Butter
$19.00

Seared Scrod
with Lobster Corn Chowder and Grilled Fennel
$22.00

Protein Bowl
Vegan Italian Sausage, Quinoa, Sweet Potatoes, and Broccoli Rabe with Roasted Cherry Tomato Sauce
$17.00

16-oz T-Bone
with Herb Butter, Truffle Fries, and Watercress Salad
$36.00

Smoked Barbecue Pork Chop
with Sorghum, Swiss Chard, and House Bacon
$25.00

Desserts

Trio of Puddings
Chocolate, Blackberry, and Butterscotch with Mix-ins
$10

Lemon "Curd" Meringue Pie
with Pickled Blueberries
$7.50

Black Walnut Pavlova
with Butterscotch Sauce
$7.50

Individual Apple Pie
with Blackberry Sauce and Apple Cider Sorbet
$7.00

Twelve-Layer Chocolate Cake
Flourless Chocolate Cake and Ganache served with Milk-Coffee Chantilly
$8.00

Ale and Compass Restaurant Beer menu

Bud Light Pale Lager - St. Louis, MO
$7.50

Samuel Adams Boston Lager - Boston, MA
$8.25

Yuengling Traditional Lager - Pottsville, PA
$7.25

Blue Moon Belgian White (Witbier) - Golden, CO
$8.25

New Belgium Fat Tire Amber Ale - Ft. Collins, CO
$8.25

Cigar City Jai Alai IPA - Tampa, FL
$8.25

Woodchuck Amber Hard Cider - Middlebury, VT
$7.75

Coors Light Pale Lager - Golden, CO
$5.75

Stella Artois Pale Lager - Belgium
$8.25

Crooked Can Mr. Tractor Kölsch - Winter Garden, FL
$8.00

Harpoon UFO White (Witbier) - Boston, MA
$8.00

Schöfferhofer Pink Grapefruit Hefeweizen - Germany
$8.25

Goose Island Sofie Farmhouse Ale - Chicago, IL
$8.25

Magic Hat #9 Not Quite Pale Ale - South Burlington, VT
$8.00

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale - Chico, CA
$8.00

Orlando Brewing I-4 IPA - Orlando, FL
$8.00

Breckenridge Nitro Vanilla Porter - Breckenridge, CO
$9.00

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flyerjabDec 10, 2017

We had lunch here yesterday. I will preface this by saying I didn’t care for Captain’s Grille at all. We had a Thanksgiving buffet dinner there a few years ago and it was so disappointing. We never went back since. Hearing that this was reopening we decided to give it a try. What can I say but the food was fantastic! My wife had the lobster bisque soup which she really enjoyed. My 11 year old ordered off of the kids menu and was able to get steamed clams, potatoes and corn in a little skillet. He loved it! I ordered a vegan dish - vegan sausage with sweet potatoes, quinoa and broccoli. I am in no way vegan or vegetarian but wanted to try this for some reason. It was terrific as it was in a cherry tomato sauce that brought all of the elements together. Instead of dessert we shared a bread appetizer with a citrus butter, bacon jam or pub cheese dip. I highly recommend the cheese dip. Overall this meal was fabulous and the service was great as well. It is a much classier experience as the design of the restaurant is very well done if you are into a more modern design approach. I certainly wouldn’t skip out because you don’t appreciate this type of aesthetic. The food and service were both top notch.

Horizons '83Nov 27, 2017

Unfortunately, you seem to be like me, a bit spoiled when it comes to beer selection. I would love a true "Taco Mac" type venue on property but I don't think the demographic really calls for a place like that. Also, 8 bucks for a Sam Adams is aggressive.

StrikerObiNov 27, 2017

For a place called "Ale and Compass" this place has a pretty dismal craft beer selection. The beer menu on the WDW website lists 17 beers. 6 of them are either macro-brew (Bud LIght, Coors Light, and Stella Artois) or fake "crafty" beers owned by macro-brew companies (Blue Moon, Goose Island, and Breckenridge). The rest are super common except for maybe 2 (Crooked Can Mr. Tractor Kolsch & Orlando Brewing I-4 IPA) that aren't particularly noteworthy. At least the Baseline Taproom has a half-decent list. Although a bunch of that is "crafty" as well since AB-InBev owns Golden Road and Heinkein owns Lagunitas. I get that a lot of the beers at Baseline are being flown in from California to fit the theme of the area. But they could have made a taplist just as good with a WAY lower carbon footprint by using Florida or even southeastern beers. They have 18 beers on this menu and fully half of them aren't actually "craft" due to their ownership.

surfsupdonNov 27, 2017

The review sounded good. I'm glad there are some healthful options. Not everybody loves empty carbs and grease with each meal.

NiarrNDisneyNov 26, 2017

Thanks for posting this! Sounds like the food is pretty good now I am even more excited to try this on my next trip! May have to hit up Baseline in DHS, Phins (Dolphin) and here all in one day.

Little Green MenNov 26, 2017

DFB did a review: http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2017/11/21/new-the-new-ale-compass-restaurant-in-disneys-yacht-club-resort/

RSoxNo1Nov 25, 2017

I think you can get more food at a Food and Wine booth.

Jess GNov 25, 2017

Oh my goodness, theres literally 4 blueberries

BlindChowNov 25, 2017

So we lost the wonderful Lobster Omelet for THIS abomination??

ChrisFLNov 24, 2017

I don't hate the new look, but it is VERY monochrome. It needs more things to break up the blue everywhere.

ford91exploderNov 23, 2017

Ikea's new 'Restaurant in a box' concept realized, your choice of trendy color...

PleakleyNov 22, 2017

The lounge looks like they used leftovers from the Flying Fish reno, albeit it does serve the intimate space better. The restaurant looks like a less classy version of the Wentworth by the Sea dining room in Newcastle, NH. I don't think going with beiges and seafoam or is a bad design choice or off theme, but it feels like they didn't go far enough. It looks like a nice new Marriott that filled some off-the-rack commercial furniture into a conference space. I do however like how they seemed to close off some rooms within the large space. Perhaps my biggest qualm with the recent changes is the lack of warmth, personality. Of course this is technically better than what was there, but it doesn't stop it from looking like a page from 2015 Design by Numbers. South Park did a pretty good parody of this design style recently in "White People Renovating Houses".

Jocie115Nov 22, 2017

I'm waiting to see a pic of that Tbone though... yes please?!

ABQNov 22, 2017

I concur with you that they missed the mark. Not sure what exactly that mark should be though. They could decorate it completely silly with monkey's fists and bowlines all over the walls adorned with brass barometers, but that's a bit hokey to me, perhaps not to others. But it does have to differentiate itself a bit from Cape May around the bend and Yachtsman's Steakhouse in appearance. I think the bit in this thread that seemed odd was that it was inferred that somehow this remodel diminished the resort, don't you think it more or less just did a side step, I can't think that the updated, albeit rather boring, look is a step back. Actually, it looks quite a bit like the Riverside Yacht Club I once ate at in Greenwich, CT. Some yacht clubs probably are filled with sailing signal flags hanging from the rafters and images of America's Cup challengers, but many are rather bland in order to cater to all the wedding receptions they hope to host. I agree that WDW should have opted for more decor and less mortuary.