What is the best signature dining restaurant at Disney World?
Monday, August 30th, 2010 at
6:33 pm
My husband and I will be going to Disney for our 1 year wedding anniversary. I have no idea about the signature restaurants so I just wanted to get some ideas. We are kinda picky about our foods (we don’t like real "exotic" things) and like to keep it, somewhat, basic. If you need any other info let me know.
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Here is the list of signature restaurants:
http://disneymeetings.disney.go.com/dwm/parks/detail?name=SignatureDiningPage
All Ears has the menus:
http://allears.net/menu/menus.htm
We really enjoy Coral Reef but it would likely have lots of children.
Victoria and Alberts would be your best bet for romance, but it is also the priciest restaurant on property.
Maybe a late night dinner at one of the resort restaurants such as Yachtsman Steakhouse or Flying Fish.
One of my personal favorites is Le Cellier in Canada at Epcot. They have a great steak selection and their pretzel bread is amazing. Chef Mickeys is a fun place for breakfast or dinner at the Contemporary Resort. You might stay away from Animal Kingdom Lodge and some of the other countries at Epcot such the UK and the Netherlands. Most of Disney’s food is great and you should have an amazing time! Congrats!
Yachtsman is a very good steakhouse in the yacht club in the epcot resort area.
Tusker House Restaurant is my choice!
I’m guessing that you may want to go someplace romantic. There are many wonderful restaurants in WDW that would be great for an anniversary dinner. The problem is that since you say you are picky eaters the choices become limited. I’ll give you a list of places, where at least you’ll have some choices. You can go on the Disney website & check out the menus, to see if you like them.
-Coral Reef (Epcot)
-California Grill (Contemporary Resort)
-Le Cellier (Epcot-extremely hard to get a reservation though)
-Cape May Cafe (Beach Club-Buffet, so you could choose what you like)
-’Ohana (Polynesian Resort-nice variety of food-You can watch Wishes fireworks from here when they have them
-Chefs de France (Epcot)
Rainforest Cafe (Animal Kingdom & Downtown Disney-not exactly romantic or quiet, but could be fun-at least they have a variety of food)
-Fulton’s (Downtown Disney-restaurant is a steamboat-good food-nice atmosphere)
-Sanaa (Kidani Village at Animal Kingdom Lodge-They have floor to ceiling windows where you can see the animals. It’s spectacular! The food may be too exotic for you though. Check the menu. Maybe you can find something you like)
-Jiko’s (Animal Kingdom Lodge-the walls change colors, showing the hues of the African sunset-the foods can be spicy though)
-Boma’s (Animal Kingdom Lodge-Buffet-not very romantic-large restaurant, but the food is excellent-great variety, so you could find things you enjoy eating)
-Whispering Canyon Cafe (Wilderness Lodge-quite noisy-very funny acting waiters & waitresses-could be fun, if you’re looking for a lively time. They have the best ribs)
-Brown Derby (Disney’s Hollwoood Studios-quiet, romantic, low lighting-variety of foods-fantastic Cobb Salad)
Have a Happy Anniversary & many, many more!!!
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We love Mama Melrose. It is really Italian, but I got the best steak I have ever had there.
check out Tony’s in MK.
I would go to the French restaurant in The Worlds.. but you can read the menu and see if it is too different for you
For a really adult experience (no small children allowed) I’d say Victoria & Albert’s at the Grand Floridian Resort. While it’s quite expensive, and they do have a dress code I’d say this restaurant is all about celebrating special occasions.
You’ll also find many excellent restaurants at EPCOT. One of our favorites is Tutto Italia. Their food is wonderful. Les Chefs de France is another favorite of ours. Although it’s french cuisine you can still get very delicious meals without going the exotic route. I love the ambiance here, as well as the french staff.
Don’t forget to pick up your free anniversary buttons at Guest Services. My parents got a few free extras here and there while they wore theirs during a recent anniversary trip to WDW.