attire?

[Jessiebugkovacs]

Sorry if this is a repeat question and thread but anyone know the attire for restaurants? Should we bring dressy clothes as well as shorts etc?

 

[DarthKTrava]

Most are casual dining but there are a few that have a stricter dress code. Mainly the signature restaurants and Victoria & Albert's.

 

[BabyPiglet]

Just wear park clothes (tank, tees, shorts, etc.) unless you're going to a signature dinner. Then you can just wear some khaki shorts and a nice t-shirt for most of those.

 

[Uncleromulus]

Jeans, dress shorts and even t-shirts are all acceptable at even the "Signature" restaurants. Park clothes are fine for everywhere else.

 

[Jessiebugkovacs]

thanks!

 

[_queenie_]

Yeah, I'd say khaki shorts/pants or dress jeans and some type of collared shirt (polo or button-down) for men. I would steer clear of t-shirts though.

Women are a bit harder though, I think it's because there are so many options of things to wear. I guess I would say the following would be fine (though not limited to): a sundress, button-down blouse, fancy top (there's so many different types it's hard to explain, but I think you know what I'm getting at), sweater, dressy knit shirt, polo, dressy jeans, khaki/printed pants or capris, or a nice skirt.

By the way, this is for the sigs, again park clothes are fine everywhere else.

 

[JeanfromBNA]

When I made ADRs, I was advised of the dress code where it mattered.

 

[appleorchard]

At some restaurants ie Citricos, Flying Fish Pucks upstairs the rules are no hats(basball caps), no tank tops, no cutoff or ripped jeans. They did make my DH take his hat off at Flying Fish! There were some fairly dressed up people at the signature restaurants but they all seemed to be business travelers or locals-- after work parties, showers etc.