Valentine's Day - where to eat

[perpetualplanner]

I haven't seen it mentioned yet but since the 90 day mark is coming up - where to eat on V-day?? I'm assuming we'll need a PS to get into most places. We are considering Brown Derby or Le Cellier - we've been to both and like them.

Any other suggestions??

[Uncleromulus]

Palio might be a nice Valentine Day spot.

[jennypenny]

We were in WDW last valentine's day (and will be this valentine's day). YES, you need to have a PS almost anywhere. We were surprised that even the slow restaurants are busy, but a CM told me that a lot of Florida passholders come there for a special dinner. And also, you'll need to give a CREDIT CARD to hold the reservation. I was surprised by this because PS's aren't really reservations, yada yada. But they take it, and you have to cancel at 24 hours not to get charged. Just FYI.

Jenny

[DisneyJen0504]

If you are looking to choose between those two, I suggest Le Cellier. If not, another suggestion is California Grill or Palio. We love both!

[perpetualplanner]

Thanks for everyone's suggestions. I thought we'd have to give the cc # when I made the PS as it is a holiday and I doubt we'll be cancelling since it'll be hard to eat anywhere else but counter service.

[DNBois]

DH and I love these three restaurants and they are a must when we go - if you want something a little casual yet romantic and less pricey, you can check out Rose and Crown (you can also get a great view of Illuminations) or San Angel Inn but our favorite restaurant (for atmosphere and romantic ambience) is the Brown Derby - we went there for our 3rd anniversary and loved it!!!

[pixiedust23]

You could always do Narcoossee's at GF(steak and seafood). Check and see if there are fireworks in the MK and get your PS accordingly, b/c y ou will be able to view them from teh restaurant.

[Del]

I'm still learning....where is Palio????? I've never heard about it? More info anyone? Thanks.

Del