Adult Dining?

[Blisskitty]

Long time lurker, first time poster!


Next May, my family is visiting the World with DDP. I was wondering what, in your opinons, are the best restaurants for an all adult group? The youngest in our group will be 20, so character meals are not an absolute must. We're all meat and potato people, but will be adventureous every once in a while. (We know we're going to try for Le Cellier ADRs, and hopefully with 180+10 out, we get them!) (Oh, and the Hoop-de-doo is another one we're almost certain about!!)

Thanks for responses in advance!!

 

[pumba]

The food at Crystal Palace is wonderful and alot of choices for the whole group......We have been there with just adults and the characters were sweet to us all......I love the prime rib there and the salmon is delicious......they have so much to choose from....
Mexico outside is good for the atmosphere and for the margaritas.....Rose and Crown too.....there are alot of options that your group would enjoy....
We are planning a May trip too as soon as our granddaughter finishes her finals at college.....

 

[smep013]

I think it would be nice to eat with a group at California Grill. We love it there and I'd love to share that with friends.

 

[Pakey]

We are an adult only group as we take our 3 adult sons (ages 31 down to 26) and their spouses. These are the places where we always eat:

Victoria & Alberts
Bistro de Paris
JIKO
BOMA
Ca Grill
Le Cellier
Yachtsman
Wolfgang's Upstairs
Coral Reef
Brown Derby

We've also done Narcoosies, Artiste Pointe, Chefs de France, Biergarten and Citricos but the group didn't give many thumbs up at these (especially Citrocos--everyone disliked). Next trip we are adding bluezoo into the rotation.

We usually do counter service for lunch as we don't stick together and then we eat these TS's for dinner as a group each night.

 

[Uncleromulus]

I'd second the California Grill. And if a trip to DD is in the plan, Raglan Road is nice for an adult group.

 

[Got Quattro?]

meat and potato people...

i would say O'hana, Liberty tree inn, le Celar.

 

[LSK]

All the suggestions so far are excellent and are great restaurants but the first place that popped into my mind when I read your post was Whispering Canyon Cafe. It is not a quiet adult setting but the energy and excitement is contagious and it is nice to go to WCC for dinner as something different when you are going to more adult places during the week.

DH and I had a 2nd honeymoon in DisneyWorld a few years ago and we went to the more adult romantic restaurants and loved them all...but this was DH's favorite and definitely one of mine. It's just fun. Even without kids. I laughed so hard my stomach hurt and the following day it felt like I did sit ups.

Definitely a meat and potatoes meal in a bustling entertaining environment that will bring out the kid in all of you.

 

[OKW Lover]

We are an adult only group as we take our 3 adult sons (ages 31 down to 26) and their spouses. These are the places where we always eat:

Victoria & Alberts
Bistro de Paris
JIKO
BOMA
Ca Grill
Le Cellier
Yachtsman
Wolfgang's Upstairs
Coral Reef
Brown Derby

We've also done Narcoosies, Artiste Pointe, Chefs de France, Biergarten and Citricos but the group didn't give many thumbs up at these (especially Citrocos--everyone disliked). Next trip we are adding bluezoo into the rotation.

We usually do counter service for lunch as we don't stick together and then we eat these TS's for dinner as a group each night.

I'd second just about everything on this list. But I'd disagree with the assessment on Narcoossee's, Artist Point and Chefs de France. All good places for adults.

I'd also add Portobello Yacht Club (DTD) to the list.

 

[Pakey]

I'd second just about everything on this list. But I'd disagree with the assessment on Narcoossee's, Artist Point and Chefs de France. All good places for adults.

I'd also add Portobello Yacht Club (DTD) to the list.

Second on Portobello Yacht Club. Forgot about that one!!!

 

[Blisskitty]

Thank you all so much for your suggestions!! I really appreciate it!