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Romantic Dinner
Posted: Jun Thu 29, 2006 7:44 am
by AKLRULZ
What establishment would you pick at WDW (parks, resorts DTD, wherever) for a romantic dinner w/ your sweetie?
Posted: Jun Thu 29, 2006 8:04 am
by bribren
1.) Victora and Alberts...There is no better option, period. (For Romance)...
Others...
San Angel Inn providing its not noisy and the Mariachi band is playing
Citricos
Jiko
Artist Point
I find the California Grill a bit well...contempoary to be fully Romantic
Posted: Jun Thu 29, 2006 8:07 am
by disneydreamer58
the churros stand out in front of New Orleans square, because we forgot to make reservations at a restaurant when we arrived at the park. Ha ha ha, just joking! I haven't been to WDW in eons so I have no idea. I will gather ideas from others posts and wait til I find a "sweetie" then go and I will let you know
Posted: Jun Thu 29, 2006 8:07 am
by knedeau
It depends how much you want to Spend. Victoria and Alberts at the Grand Floridian is EXQUISITE! Each woman gets a rose! Pricey though. 100+ per person. w/ wine paring it's like 155 per. But.. voted the best Restaurant in FL!
Also in France - Bistro de Paris in Epcot (upstairs) - not so $$ as V&A, but still Quaint, quiet and the food is really good! (Hubby took me there for my Birthday on our honeymoon in '04).
Posted: Jun Thu 29, 2006 8:10 am
by AKLRULZ
Cost isn't a factor - V&A is one place we've not done so we'll probably try to secure the Chef's Table there. We've done Artist Point, Le Cellier, California Grill, Citricos, and San Angel.
Anyone ever been over to Shula's?
Posted: Jun Thu 29, 2006 3:08 pm
by Joe Magic
Shula's is cool, dark lighting, menu on a football, nice presentation of the dishes by the excellent staff, but most of all...A GREAT PIECE OF BEEF!
enjoy...
Joe
Posted: Jun Thu 29, 2006 4:20 pm
by jrcohen
I've never eaten there, but I always thought the restaraunt inside the living seas would be a great romantic place to eat.
Posted: Jun Thu 29, 2006 4:40 pm
by Mr.ToadWildRider
Menu on a football does not sound so "romantic"
The Living Seas is nice, but it can be kind of noisy as I remember.
Posted: Jun Thu 29, 2006 10:00 pm
by indysoarin19
Here's some other ideas: Alfredo's, Teppanyaki, Yachtsman Steakhouse, Spoodles, Flying Fish, Boma and Jiko, and Narcoosee's. Personal preference would probably be the California Grill, but it was already mentioned. Just some ideas that haven't been mentioned.
Posted: Jun Fri 30, 2006 7:39 am
by AKLRULZ
jrcohen wrote:I've never eaten there, but I always thought the restaraunt inside the living seas would be a great romantic place to eat.
Ate there last Christmas and our table was on the first platform just across but not right smack next to the tank. Great place!
Posted: Jun Fri 30, 2006 3:05 pm
by bribren
When we were there It was a bit child dominated. The Dining plan has families eating at more of the romantic spots than before. I know I wouldn't have had a toddler at LeCelier prior to the plan...The Resort restaurants seem to be less affected by this, espically the Grand Floridian. Best bet is to make the 2nd V&A Res or Citricos or Narcosees (Later) to really avoid the little ones.