Wailulu Bar and Grill Now Open at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort

Dec 17, 2024 in "Wailulu Bar and Grill"

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Posted: Tuesday December 17, 2024 9:00am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Wailulu Bar & Grill, the newest dining addition at Disney's Polynesian Villas & Bungalows, is officially open to guests as of today, December 17, 2024.

Wailulu Bar and Grill

This casual poolside restaurant offers a mix of Polynesian-inspired dishes, desserts, and drinks, all served with scenic views of the Seven Seas Lagoon and the Magic Kingdom.

Wailulu Bar and Grill

Limited-Item Breakfast

Wailulu Bar and Grill Food and Drink

Starting at 7:00 am daily, a limited breakfast menu is available on a walk-up basis only, perfect for early risers looking for a quick grab-and-go option. Guests can enjoy items like:

Croissant ($4.29)
Strawberry Yogurt Parfait ($5.99)
Pineapple-Coconut Bread ($4.79)

Lunch and Dinner Service

Wailulu Bar and Grill Food and Drink

Table service Lunch and dinner are also offered on a walk-up basis only, with no reservations accepted. Guests can enjoy both indoor and outdoor dining spaces, with the outdoor area providing a relaxing atmosphere overlooking the lagoon. The menu features standout options such as:

Ahi Tuna Crisps ($17.00): Marinated Ahi Tuna, Crispy Fried Wontons, Avocado Crema, Sriracha Aioli, Soy Glaze
Short Rib Loco Moco ($33.00): Shiitake Mushroom Gravy, Crispy Rice Cake, Fried Egg
Wayfinder Burger ($23.00): Two Patties, American Cheese, Onion Jam, Volcano Sauce, served with Mac Salad or Sweet Potato Fries
DOLE Whip Sundae ($8.00): Hibiscus Meringue, Macerated Pineapple and Berries

Outdoor Bar Details

For those looking for a casual drink, the outdoor bar operates on a first-come, first-seated basis, with no walk-up waitlist available. Sip on refreshing beverages like the Lili'uokalani Mai Tai ($16.50), featuring tea-infused vodka, Jamaican rum, passion fruit, guava, and lime, or the Hibiscus Margarita ($17.50), made with Teremana Blanco Tequila and Sorel Liqueur.

Wailulu Bar and Grill Food and Drink

And if you are wondering about firework views, yes, the audio is piped in, and the lights dim!

Key Details at a Glance

Breakfast: 7:00 am - 11am daily, limited items, walk-up only
Lunch & Dinner: 11 am to 10 pm. Walk-up only, no reservations accepted
Seating: Indoor and outdoor dining available
Outdoor Bar: 11 am to 11 pm. First-come, first-seated, no waitlist
Wailulu Bar and Grill Full Menu and Prices

Wailulu Bar and Grill

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DisneyFanatic125 days ago

The tower has a small lot, without a guard booth or anything (just an arm). You pretty much have to try and use your phone to enter and hope it’s part of the 30% of the time that MDE actually works to unlock a door.

networkpro5 days ago

Imagine spending 3200 a night on a bungalow sandwiched in between an Elks club and the dockyard (free friendly toots every 20 minutes! )

Sirwalterraleigh5 days ago

Kinda defeats the purpose to sleep in your car out back when it’s 84 at 3 am, doesn’t it? 🤔

JoeCamel5 days ago

Did they not add any parking for this? Google does not show any but does show the building

Sirwalterraleigh5 days ago

I mean…I think this one is of particularly poor effort… So save the “but I think it’s worth it to ME” (the sign someone just blew $30,000 without thinking) But the the greater point is when they slap cookie cutter “villas” in on top of existing 55 year old spaces…everyone loses. They added trader sams, refurbed the lobby (not well…but whatever) and redid the pool before they did a straight conversion 10 years ago… Now they add about 250ish? And do what? Just raises everyone’s frustration level…period. I’d say the last dvc convert where they did “enough” might be…I don’t even know? I guess wilderness lodge 2?

networkpro5 days ago

I w I walked past it a few hours ago leaving Tambu. Only thing missing is a few chopped veggies and you'd have human soup. You could easily call the Polyday Inn a parasitic load on the existing amenities. Fortunately they can't stumble away from the large open bar downstairs over to Tambu.

Sirwalterraleigh5 days ago

Well that’s good (for the 4 people it fits) I looked on the satellite and couldn’t find it

Tuvalu5 days ago

PIT (gotta love the acronym!) has a hot tub.

Sirwalterraleigh5 days ago

Because that’s not the scam…I mean…”model” I try not to harp…but it’s been obvious since Saratoga that the game has been to replace rack rooms with dvc and not add to services for the occupants unless they deem it “statistically unavoidable” to do so…and then only at the basic minimum This isn’t hard for those of us that are legally adults here to figure out in the last 15 years…let’s do better

Sirwalterraleigh5 days ago

And that pool looks just ok…a puddle with water in it. Which we can get at the holiday inn Apparently a hot tub is WAY too much to ask…cause when you charge $750 a night…that only goes so far 🙄

Sirwalterraleigh5 days ago

And that’s why it’s bad management They see if they can slide by with minimums and they keep doing it Part of the explosion of on property wdw hotels was they were built well equipped to encourage return visits. That was 101% MICHAEL D EISNER…and it was never “broken”…so it never needed fixed

Sirwalterraleigh5 days ago

Very sad to hear Atrocious asset management…which is becoming standard

MickeyCB5 days ago

It's true. We were very busy with the parks and didn't spend a whole lot of time at the resort, but it was sad. They have the sandy beach out front that my granddaughters loved, but it's small and there was no way to clean off their feet and though we tried I'm sure we dragged sand into the lobby. (It's probably not really meant for play but there wasn't a whole lot else to do to let them unwind.) They have a fake grass area with one chess set and I think some cornhole set up. We never used the pool because it just didn't seem worth the hassle. I still love these resorts and they have areas of beautiful landscaping, etc. I just wish they would spend a little more effort (and money) thinking things through from a guest experience perspective. Regarding food service, I was thinking something as simple as a few themed food trucks would be better than the crazy they have going on there. 🤣

Chef idea Mickey`=6 days ago

It's funny they are so concerned about capacity numbers for the parks especially the three outside of Magic Kingdom, except when they build on capacity to their Premier existing resorts they don't care or concern if they can accommodate the rise in population.