Artist Point?

[disneykid4ever]

Artist Point is awesome, you will love it! We ate there for the first time this past February and we could not stop the "mmmm's" the whole meal. Everything tasted wonderful and the service was excellent! We absolutely recommend it to anyone that will listen and plan to go back ourselves in January.

 

[MrToad]

Can someone please explain the wine flight to us? Thanks!

 

[Hugpug]

This a wonderful place for dinner and The service and food are excellent. This is where I got my first tast of Cedar Plank Salmon and it was so Good. I am going try the Buaffo this time around I hope. You can't go wrong here at all. Very pleasant and after dinner go down to the beach and watch the Electrical Water Parade.

 

[Tigger64]

We just got back and we went to Artist Point for our first time ever.
Bottom line is that it's well-worth the money. Great service, great food and presentation.

A very creative and varied menu - something for everyone.

Overall it stacks up well against high-end restaurants I have been to elsewhere in my travels.

You can't go wrong with this one.

 

[lovespugs]

I love Artist Point - it's definitely one of my favorites. DH and I are actually going again next week to celebrate our anniversary. It will be the third year in a row that we've gone to Artist Point for our anniversary - it's become something of a tradition.

I also recommend the prix fixe menu. The soup is wonderful, and I love the coffee two ways, although my husband likes the cobbler better. We always do the wine flight. To answer a previous poster, a wine flight is a series of three small glasses of wine paired to your various courses. You get a smaller glass than you would if you ordered one wine by the glass, but you get to try several different kinds. I always ask the server what they recommend based on what I order, and go with their choices. Every time we're impressed on how well the food and wine complement each other. The wine flight is a great way to try several wines without getting too drunk to enjoy your meal!

I always wear dressy capris with nice sandals and a nice sleeveless shirt. FYI, the no tank tops rule is geared towards men - the goal is to not see a man's chest, back, or armpit hair. Women can wear sleeveless shirts with no problem.

 

[HERSEY]

We ate their first part of this month. This is definitely one place to go back to. The portobella soup and salmon was wonderful. My son had a hamburger and said it was very tasty. Desert I had the berry cobler and ds had the white chocolate puzzle with the tastiest cookies. Oh I wish I was back there!

 

[ufgator]

I love Artist Point - it's one of my favorite WDW restaurants. I love the salmon and the berry cobbler. Service has been good both times we were there.

 

[jspahn]

Wow, after reading all of these comments I am really happy with the decision we made to make ADR here!

 

[Redwitch]

Another thumbs up for AP. We ate there in January for the first time and have ADR for this fall. My DD orders salmon for about 95% of her meals and the cedar plank salmon here is her all time favorite. (Not just WDW -- all time favorite!) I agree that the mushroom soup is awesome and the DESSERTS -- Yummmm!

We ate after a day in the parks without a costume change, creative dressing 101!

 

[sleepydog25]

I love Artist Point - it's definitely one of my favorites. DH and I are actually going again next week to celebrate our anniversary. It will be the third year in a row that we've gone to Artist Point for our anniversary - it's become something of a tradition.

I also recommend the prix fixe menu. The soup is wonderful, and I love the coffee two ways, although my husband likes the cobbler better. We always do the wine flight. To answer a previous poster, a wine flight is a series of three small glasses of wine paired to your various courses. You get a smaller glass than you would if you ordered one wine by the glass, but you get to try several different kinds. I always ask the server what they recommend based on what I order, and go with their choices. Every time we're impressed on how well the food and wine complement each other. The wine flight is a great way to try several wines without getting too drunk to enjoy your meal!

I always wear dressy capris with nice sandals and a nice sleeveless shirt. FYI, the no tank tops rule is geared towards men - the goal is to not see a man's chest, back, or armpit hair. Women can wear sleeveless shirts with no problem.

My wife and I have also eaten at AP the past couple of years and will do so again in two weeks. . .for our anniversary! We love the place.

Here's an experience we had with our wine flights. We couldn't decide between five wines, so our server brought out free samples of each to help us make our decisions. To me, that's exceptional service (yes, she was rewarded with a very nice tip). The servers have training to discuss and explore the wines they carry on AP's wine list, so they are, indeed, quite knowledgeable.

Women can wear sleeveless shirts with no problem.

. . .assuming THEY have shaved. . .

 

[Paul in CT]

AP is a favorite of my DW and I. The food is excellent as are the wine flights. The berry cobbler there is an outstanding dessert even though there is no chocolate in it.