Here's a wide photo of the entrance to SeaWorld's Seafire Grill. The popular Flamecraft Bar location is directly to the left, and there's a small bathroom location to the right of the restaurant.
Seafire Grill Menu Board with Prices (Photo taken - Fall, 2021)
Buffalo Chicken Wings from Seafire Grill.
These Buffalo Chicken Wings from SeaWorld's Seafire Grill were really great! Fresh and crispy on the outside — juicy and tender on the inside.
The Buffalo Chicken Wings had been on the Seafire Grill menu until just recently. Perhaps they're a seasonal item? Hard to say. The location is still mostly chicken items, and these were really great... so hopefully they will return one day soon.
Hello Chocolate Cake! From what I can tell, there's kind of a "cake dessert of the day" available at SeaWorld. If there's Chocolate Cake at one location, you'll also find it available at other locations too. If it's Carrot Cake day, you'll find Carrot Cake at various locations.
The Chocolate Cake does have a nice chocolaty flavor and wasn't just a "brown cake". It's not overly sweet and reminds me a little more of a "cookies and cream" kind of cake, and not so much of a "fudge" type of cake.
The Chocolate Cake has changed a bit over the years. The previous version featured the same three layer chocolate cake format, but featured a dark chocolate fudge-like icing that held the cake together — rather than the "milk chocolate" frosting on the current iteration.
Here's a photo of the Seafire Grill main entrance sign. The "Park Exit" sign above the awning is a digital sign... so the information that it's displaying changes from time to time.
This shot was taken from the main doorway leading from the outside to the inside of Seafire Grill at SeaWorld. Unless it's an overcast day, you'll probably need a second or two here to let your eyes adjust... it's quite a bit darker inside, than outside.
Here's the main food ordering and pickup area inside Seafire Grill. While it is two-sided, I've only occasionally seen both sides open. Maybe during peak dining hours they'll open both sides?
Ooooo... a giant seafaring explorer's map! This large map is located very high up, on top of the giant range hood that's hanging over the food service prep and pick-up area.
There's actually quite a bit of seating around the stage at the Seafire Grill. The tables closer to the stage are open as well, you'll just have to take a couple of steps down to get to them. The location is tiered in order for more people to see the stage area.
The interior dining area at Seafire Grill was originally set up like a dinner show. When there is no "show", the tables and chairs section of the restaurant is open to walk-up seating. You're really not supposed to go on the stage.
The air conditioning is cold, the area is on the dark side (because there's no windows) and the music that's looped throughout the park is playing on really nice speakers in the background — it's actually a pretty neat place to eat.
Interestingly, there are windows on the inside of Seafire Grill that make it look like you're on the outside... but there are no actual windows looking to the outside from the inside. That's because the original concept for the Seafire Grill space was that of a dinner show — so the lighting for the stage could be made the same, no matter what time of day it was.
There's many different kinds of seating at the Seafire Grill... tables and chairs, booths, and some that are a mixture of both.
The Fresh Fruit Cup is considered a "side" item.
Usually during lunch hours, the adjoining "stage" room is open for
Seafire Inn guests to dine in. This area has been used for various shows
and experiences over the years.
Prior to 2015 the Seafire Inn had been serving more cafe-style items
like this Fish and Chips basket. This little basket is no longer
available.
The Seafire Inn's Hand Carved Slow Roast Turkey and Swiss Sandwich
served with fries was considered the location's "signature item" prior
to 2015. The sandwich is no longer available as the restaurant has
switched to Tex-Mex fajita-based offerings.
Seafire Inn sign above the front entrance.
Seafire Inn / Seafire Grill Menu Prices (Photo taken - Fall, 2017)
A Steak Fajita Sandwich from SeaWorld Orlando's Seafire Grill. (Photo from 2016.)
In early 2015 SeaWorld Orlando's Seafire Inn switched to a Tex-Mex style of cuisine. Pictured here is the Tex-Mex Rice Bowl entrée, which is basically Fajita fixings, without the Fajita. The bowl is made to order, so if you're not a fan of the sour cream, you can ask for it to be left off. (Photo from 2016.)
The Baja Cobb Salad features fresh greens with Black Beans, Egg, Cheese, Pico de gallo and is served with Avocado Ranch dressing (in a cup to the side). (Photo from 2016.)
The Seafire Cuban Sandwich is served cold and contains Ham, Pork, Swiss Cheese, Pickles, Mayonnaise and Mustard. It's plated with Potato Salad. The sandwich is one of the few items at Seafire Grill that is not on the "All Day Dining Deal" program. (Photo from 2014.)
This is the "Side Salad" at The Seafire Grill. You can usually find similar side salads at other restaurants at Sea World. (Photo from 2014.)
The Chocolate Cake that can be found at several SeaWorld, Orlando counter-service locations is a guest favorite. The three layer cake features an almost ganache-like chocolate frosting. (Photo from 2016.)
The Fried Cheesecake sticks with Berries and Cream are unique to the Seafire Grill. They can not be found at any of the other dining locations at Sea World, and are not on the All-Day Dining Deal program. (Photo from 2016.)
The "Holiday Cookies" at SeaWorld Orlando were shaped like snowflakes for the 2015 holiday season and could be found at most dining locations. (Photo from 2015.)