best choice for a kidless night out???

[KarenNYC]

We are off to Disney in August and my in-laws said they'd watch my ds for the evening and DH and I can have a night out - yee-haw! We are doing california grill the night before (which would have been my kidless meal choice but they already made the ressies) and we ALWAYS eat at Artists Point so I am looking for some recomendations!

We are skipping V&A's as DH does not want to schlep a jacket for just one meal - any suggestions for a great meal and some nice ambiance?

 

[snowmouse]

We love Flying Fish. This trip we are also going to try Blue Zoo at the Dolphin. Both are very adult restaurants.

 

[gokenin]

I would have to suggest Jiko at the AKL as well as Flying Fish at the Boardwalk have not tried BlueZoo but if its typical Todd English style it should be good

 

[FromVatoDisney]

Our kidless meal was at Citrico's in the GF. We also ate at Flying Fish with kids -- they were warmly welcomed and there were plenty of other kids there -- and we ate at California Grill with kids. When you see how many kids are at California Grill -- it has to be one of the most kid-friendly "sophisticated" restaurants on the planet -- you will be glad that it worked out that you did not do CG as your kidless meal. My reco is Citricos -- oh what a meal we had there !!!

 

[bluejasmine]

What about Fultons at DTD? I havent been but here alot of good things, and then after dinner you could walk around and shop, maybe get the kids some little suprises. Or just eat somewhere on the boardwalk I heat alot goes on over there at night, you can take a stroll after dinner there too..

 

[Cheshire Figment]

Go to Bistro de Paris at Epcot. It is defintely the most upscale restaurant in any of the parks and it does not have a Children's Menu, so most people do not bring small (or even medium) children with them.