Anniversary Dinner Suggestions

[Tink-n-Peter]

DH and I are visiting in July...no kids!
Any suggestions on where to eat to celebrate 10th anniversary?

 

[dredick]

Lucky You!! San Angel Inn in Epcot is very romantic. We also like 'ohana at night. We went for our 11th anniversay around 9pm and saw the fireworks show!!

 

[lpberg]

We took my parents to Narcoossee's to celebrate their anniversary about 4 years ago........ the meal was delicious! Which I guess is all dependent upon what kind of food you like! We all like seafood, so the 6 of us enjoyed it very much. We were able to get some great pictures out on the porch overlooking Space Mountain.....If you time it right, you may even be able to see some of the fireworks from there.........it's been a while since I was to the World so someone else may have better info!

Lynne

 

[Steamboat Girlie]

I have been wondering the same question. We are going without the kids and celebrating our 15th. I was thinking Victoria & Albert or Bistro de Paris.

 

[CamColt]

We have dined at Yachtsman Steakhouse on our 9th, 10th and 12th anniversaries and it has always been wonderful. They always give us a little something extra, whether it be a dessert plate, long stem rose, or personalized menus.

My second choice would be CA Grill.

 

[Tink-n-Peter]

Can you see the fireworks from Narcoosse's? The CM I spoke to thought that you couldn't...

 

[engle]

Hands down, Victoria and Alberts....no question!!

Only if you want something REALLY special!

 

[iloveeeyore]

So many choices for romantic dinner! Don't know your budget, but here would be our choices:

V&A, romantic stroll around GF, most expensive

4 below are signature dining (so very expensive, but not as $$ as V&A)
California Grill, fireworks
Artist Point romantic stroll around WL, EWP from boat dock
Flying Fish, stroll on Boardwalk, minigolf
Bistro de Paris, IllumiNations

Less $$, maybe I'd pick Raglan Road for live music; you could then spend evening at Pleasure Island if you want.

I hear that the restaurants in Swan/Dolphin are more couple-oriented (less family-friendly), but I've never been over there.

Have a beautiful celebration

 

[trex220]

Can you see the fireworks from Narcoosse's? The CM I spoke to thought that you couldn't...

Yes, you can see the fireworks from Narcoossee's. As a matter of fact, I think this is the best place to watch them. You have an unobstructed view and the audio is piped into the restaurant.

I also think that it is a great place to celebrate your anniversary. If you choose Narcoosee's, when you check in at the restaurant, tell them that you're celebrating your anniversary and ask for a table by the window.

DH and I have been to Narcoossee's 4 or 5 times and we have always had a great experience and a great dinner.

 

[Simba's Mom]

We celebrated our 25th at Artist Point-great experience!

 

[Disney Padawan]

I too was thinking of starting a thread like this. I'll be celebrating my 6th Anniversary on April 14th (1st day at WDW) also with no kids. I wanted a fireworks dinner at CG but I think those book really early. I didn't know Narcoossees had a fireworks dinner too. Anyone know of any others? Great Idea for a thread!

 

[ksumn1]

We celebrated our 3rd Anniversary at Artist Point at the WL. Beautiful meal, atmosphere was wonderful, waitress even brought 2 complimentary glasses of champage. You can also take a boatlaunch to the MK to catch the fireworks if you time it right.

I'd love to go to V& A's also, but DH is really big on big meal=big value. He felt Artist Pointe was "overpriced" because he left still hungry. He doesn't get fine dining.

I think all the above suggestions are good ones. Maybe if you're staying at a Delux resort arrange for a room service meal, order some champagne, let them know in advance it's your Anniversary and see if they can help make it special. Plus you're already in the room, and do a little further "celebrating"

 

[Cheshire Figment]

For just the two of you, Victoria and Albert's is you absolute best choice.

If you don't want to get dressed up, and are unwilling to pay the price, then Bistro de Paris would be a good second choice.