Best Anniversary Restaurant

[starmaker2000]

We will be celebrating our 38th anniversary this June. What would you suggest for this anniversary.

Thanks for the replies

 

[BrianL]

We will be celebrating our 38th anniversary this June. What would you suggest for this anniversary.

Thanks for the replies

There are a lot of great choices at WDW - do you have any preferences? Fancier? Quiet? Fun? In-Park? That's going to matter a lot. I mean, if you want to spend the cash, Victoria & Alberts is likely a sure-fire hit (it dang well should be!). If not that, California Grill would be nice. If you are in-park, and I know a lot of people dog on it, but Be Our Guest has always been good for me, if you want that kind of vibe (especially if you can get into the West Wing). If you want something more unique, Shiki-Sai or Takumi Tei at Epcot might be a good choice, or Le Cellier, though I hear mixed things lately. Maybe that can at least get you started.

 

[gottalovepluto]

Gotta be more specific- are you looking for fine dining or something really Disney themed? How splurgy do you want to get? In park, onsite or offsite?

 

[Jonnnyap]

if you want something unique, I’d recommend Jiko in Animal Kingdom Lodge. The wine and desserts are fabulous, and it has some fun shareable appetizers. If you arrive early, you can enjoy the savanna with giraffe and other animals. Hope you have a wonderful and special anniversary!

 

[erinch]

We love Monsieur Paul’s in Epcot and Jiko

 

[preemiemama]

Our go-to is Narcoossee's at the Grand Floridian. We have spent the past couple years' worth of anniversaries there and really enjoy it. While we have not taken advantage of this, you can time it to watch the Electrical Water Pageant and the MK Fireworks from their porch/viewing area. (We like to go earlier so we can get in a few more rides in the park after dinner...) We have always had a good experience here with service, and since their remodel have not had any issues with the food.

 

[ddluvsdisney]

Narcoossees
Yachtsman steakhouse
We used to Cali Grill and would be my top suggestion until they started the prix fix menu.

 

[starmaker2000]

There are a lot of great choices at WDW - do you have any preferences? Fancier? Quiet? Fun? In-Park? That's going to matter a lot. I mean, if you want to spend the cash, Victoria & Alberts is likely a sure-fire hit (it dang well should be!). If not that, California Grill would be nice. If you are in-park, and I know a lot of people dog on it, but Be Our Guest has always been good for me, if you want that kind of vibe (especially if you can get into the West Wing). If you want something more unique, Shiki-Sai or Takumi Tei at Epcot might be a good choice, or Le Cellier, though I hear mixed things lately. Maybe that can at least get you started.

Thanks for your recommendations

 

[2xcited2sleep]

Echoing the recommendation of Jiko. It's such a beautiful resort and can really make an evening out if it exploring the resort, having a drink in the lounge etc. Also love Flying Fish on the Boardwalk. Weather permitting a pre or post dinner stroll around the lake. Bull and Bear over at the Waldorf Orlando (just off property - basically between the EPCOT area resorts and Disney Springs) is exceptional. Lots of tableside presentations. Or if you really want a special celebration, Capa over at the Four Seasons is Michelin-starred and both food and service are outstanding. They have a rooftop deck that is lovely and also offers fireworks views. That resort is beautiful as well if you can add some time to explore. Reservations for these last two are available on OpenTable.