Artist Point or Citricos

[SplashMtnCrew]

I'd go to Artist Point

 

[PrincessPaczki]

We havent tried Citricos yet, but we do really like Artist Point. It is a beautiful restaurant and the food is delicious. I don't think you can go wrong with either one.

 

[OKW Lover]

We love AP. Great room, menu, service, wine list, ambiance, etc. Nice romantic grounds to stroll around before/after the meal. Very interesting architecture of the whole lodge. A great opportunity to introduce your in-laws to Disney story telling at its best.

 

[Disneytopia]

Where are you staying? What other meals are you doing? Tell us what your plans are for your vacation and we can guide you in the direction that would fill in any holes on parts of disney you haven't been to or experiences you haven't had. We have eaten at both and love both.

 

[halfclueless]

We are coming from California so we always have access to Disneyland and their fab restrauant Napa Rose. We also live in an "Arts and Craft" Bungalow in Southern California. So the atmosphere is not a big deal with AP because it would just be a really really big version of our house. Again this is for my in-laws and I would do anything for them, especially being their first vacation in 30 years.

The following are our ADR for the week we are there:

12/27 - Les Chefs de France
12/28 - Tutto Itali
12/29 - AP or Citricos
12/30 - Coral Reef - CP
12/31 - Boma
1/1 - Le Ceiler
1/2 - lunch at Brown Derby

My father in-law loves meat and my mother-in-law would try anything we give them. Also we will have our 1 year son that would be anybody with anything in his mouth for dinner (trust me on this).

Halfclueless

 

[halfclueless]

We are staying at SSR for the week and is on the waiting list for BWV or BCV.

 

[EastonCat]

If your party is big enough for a $650 F&B minimum, I'd strongly suggest you try to book Citricos Chef's Domaine (chef's table in a private dining room). It is a really enjoyable experience.