Dining at Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek: on-site restaurants and bars
Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek offers multiple on-site casual dining options and poolside bars for breakfast, lunch, dinner and light snacks — think a Mexican-themed La Cantina Grille, pool grills such as Escudos Bar & Grill, a pizzeria/bar (La Cocina), and several pool bars including Treasure Bar and Hurricane Hut. Most venues are pay-per-item (this is not an all‑inclusive property), hours vary by outlet and season, and some pool bars operate seasonally or with limited hours.
In this guide
- Overview: what to expect from dining on site
- The main sit-down restaurant: La Cantina Grille
- Poolside grills and bars: Escudos, La Cocina and the Hurricane Hut
- Snack bar, coffee shop and casual grab-and-go options
- Practical notes: paying, hours, and accessibility
- Dining with kids and family-friendly options
- When to eat: timing around parks and resort activities
Overview: what to expect from dining on site
Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek is a condo-style, family-oriented resort with several casual on-site restaurants, grills, a pizzeria, a coffee shop/café, a snack bar/deli and multiple poolside bars. Dining is pay-as-you-go; room rates do not include meals.
Service ranges from counter or poolside service for light bites and drinks to full casual-restaurant menus for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Payment policies and the ability to charge to a room or resort account can vary by outlet, so confirm at each venue.
- Casual family menus (sandwiches, salads, Tex‑Mex, pizza and kids’ options)
- Poolside bars for drinks and light snacks (Treasure Bar, Hurricane Hut, other kiosks)
- Coffee shop/café and snack bar/deli for quick breakfasts and takes
- No on-site all-inclusive meal plan — pay per item
The main sit-down restaurant: La Cantina Grille
La Cantina Grille is listed as the property’s main casual restaurant, described in resort material and local reviews as Mexican-themed with tacos, fajitas, margaritas and a kids’ menu. It serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Published times show weekday hours beginning early (around 7:00 AM) and evening service into the 10:00–11:00 PM range depending on day of week; hours can vary seasonally, so check current hours at the front desk or at the restaurant.
- Menu style: Mexican-influenced casual fare (tacos, fajitas, sandwiches, salads, kids’ items)
- Covers breakfast through dinner on most days
- Good option for families staying in Suite, 1 Bedroom, Balcony or larger suites
| Venue | Typical offering | Typical published hours (confirm locally) |
|---|---|---|
| La Cantina Grille | Mexican-themed breakfast/lunch/dinner, kids’ menu | Weekdays from ~7:00 AM to ~10:00 PM; weekends may extend to ~11:00 PM |
Poolside grills and bars: Escudos, La Cocina and the Hurricane Hut
Several poolside venues provide casual grill items and drinks. Escudos Bar & Grill is a poolside/outdoor grill with a Tex‑Mex influence; listing and review sources show variable hours across platforms, so hours should be confirmed on arrival.
La Cocina Pizzeria Pool and Bar is identified as the resort’s pizzeria and pool bar. The resort also lists Hurricane Hut and Treasure Bar among its pool-bar options for drinks and light snacks near the lagoon-style pools.
- Escudos Bar & Grill — casual outdoor grill, menus listed as breakfast through dinner on some listings; hours vary by source
- La Cocina Pizzeria Pool and Bar — pizzeria-style menu, listed as open daily (commonly shown as midday to evening)
- Treasure Bar and Hurricane Hut — poolside bars serving beverages and light snacks
| Venue | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Escudos Bar & Grill | Poolside grill (Tex‑Mex influence) | Hours vary by source; confirm at resort |
| La Cocina Pizzeria Pool and Bar | Pizzeria and pool bar | Listed as open daily (commonly midday–evening) |
| Treasure Bar / Hurricane Hut | Poolside bars | Snack and drink service near lagoon/pools |
Snack bar, coffee shop and casual grab-and-go options
In addition to the sit-down and poolside venues, Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek lists a snack bar/deli and a coffee shop/café among its amenities. These are convenient for quick breakfasts, coffee, ice cream and refrigerated drinks without leaving the property.
Counter-service outlets are useful when you’re heading out early to the parks or want a quick lunch by the pool. Availability and exact offerings may change by season or day, so check the resort’s on-site postings.
- Coffee and morning pastries at the café
- Counter-service sandwiches, snacks and refrigerated drinks at the snack bar/deli
- Ice-cream/toppings window and poolside kiosks reported in resort photos and guest reviews
Practical notes: paying, hours, and accessibility
Dining hours vary by outlet and season, and published hours differ across sources for some venues; confirm opening times at check-in or call the front desk. The resort accepts credit/debit cards at property outlets; cash acceptance can vary, so have a card available.
Some reviewers have noted policies about charging to the resort account or restrictions in linkages between the Club Wyndham timeshare outlets and the neighboring Wyndham Grand hotel; ask staff if you want charges posted to your reservation or a specific villa account.
- Bring a credit or debit card; cash may not be accepted at every venue
- Confirm whether a specific outlet accepts room or resort charge (policies can differ)
- If you’re in a Suite, 2 Bedrooms or Suite, 3 Bedrooms and plan to cook, many suites include kitchens for self-catering
Dining with kids and family-friendly options
Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek is family-focused and the on-site restaurants include kids’ menus and casual dishes that work for children. Poolside bars and grills typically offer shareable plates and simpler items for young eaters.
If you prefer to eat in your villa, the resort’s suite types (Suite, 1 Bedroom, Balcony; Suite, 2 Bedrooms; Suite, 3 Bedrooms) often include kitchen or kitchenette facilities that make breakfasts and family meals easier.
- Kids’ menus available at main restaurants
- Poolside venues are convenient for supervising children at pools and water play areas
- In-suite kitchens support self-catering for families staying in the suites named above
When to eat: timing around parks and resort activities
The resort lists shuttle service to Disney parks and the proximity to Walt Disney World means many guests time breakfast early before park departures and use on-site outlets for dinners after park days. Confirm restaurant opening times if you need an early breakfast.
Poolside bars and snack kiosks are useful for mid-afternoon breaks, and the on-site cafes let you grab coffee before heading out. For quieter meals, check which pool areas are more family-oriented (some pools and bars skew more kid-friendly).
- Plan early breakfasts if you’re leaving for parks at rope drop — verify café/restaurant opening times
- Use pool grills for late-afternoon snacks or casual dinners close to the pools
- Ask the front desk about shuttle schedules and dining hours to coordinate park days and meals
