Best Dinner for Two?

[MommyIncredible]

Tuesday is 180 days out, so I have to make our ADR's. We are bringing our babysitter along this time, which means, we will have at least one dinner for just my husband and I. Where would you recommend we go to take advantage of a date night dinner in WDW?

 

[mickeymotto]

My DH and I have always enjoyed the California Grill. Its great if you can time your ADR with the fireworks.

 

[drnlhome]

If you want upscale, Victoria and Albert's is a great place.

 

[Aimeedyan]

Victoria and Albert would be the ultimate.

Jiko and Yachtsman were the most adult friendly spots we have dined at.

 

[NEVERENOUGHWDW]

Bistro de France is always a romantic dinner for 2 location for us.
Beautiful surroundings, true dining, souffles, excellent wines and try to be there while Illuminations is happening, makes it even more magical.
Did I forget to mention fabulous service!

 

[Pakey]

For must adult experience, I would pick in this order:

V&A, Bistro, Wolfgang Puck's Upstairs

 

[Tink901]

We love the Yachtsman - lots of wood, soft lighting, overlooks stormalong bay at the Yacht & Beach Club. The steaks are hand cut daily and the food is freshly prepared daily. They just were honored as the #1 Disney owned signature restaurant on property. It's a hidden gem in it's own right.

Have a great time - where ever you decide.

 

[FFXDSNADDICT]

DH and I had out Disneymoon signature dinner at Artist Point and it was wonderful. We had a table by the window which overlooked the waterfall. The food was outstanding. We chose a later ADR which was perfect because it wasn't very crowded.
We have also eaten at JIKO for our 1 year anniversary. It is another signature restaurant, that has a lovley feel to it. While it dosn't have the same charm as AP I enjoyed it just as much. We sat near the middle of the room and it wasn't very loud, but I would ask for a table in the back due to BOMA being very loud. The food was superb. I would recomend the Kenyan Coffee BBQ-Braised Beef Short Rib it melts in your mouth, or the filet!

 

[Tricia1972]

No question Victoria & Albert's if you can possibly fit it in the budget.

If you can't - I'd go to Jiko. It was the most adult and relaxing of all of the TS locations we went to, and the food was very good.

 

[Tricia1972]

Chefs de France is always a romantic dinner for 2 location for us.
Beautiful surroundings, true dining, souffles, excellent wines and try to be there while Illuminations is happening, makes it even more magical.
Did I forget to mention fabulous service!

Next time we have to go there I want to go the same night as you and sit at the table next to yours! We had the exact opposite experience in October. I am glad it was wonderful for you though. :

 

[NEVERENOUGHWDW]

Next time we have to go there I want to go the same night as you and sit at the table next to yours! We had the exact opposite experience in October. I am glad it was wonderful for you though. :

We try to go at least 2 times a year....have never been disappointed and I have to say we are tough to please.

 

[ElizabethB]

Chefs de France is horribly crowded and noisy and not at all romantic, IMO. The upstairs Bistro de Paris is romantic.

 

[PlutoLuvr]

Bistro de Paris. They don't accept ressies more than 30 days out, tho.

 

[NEVERENOUGHWDW]

Next time we have to go there I want to go the same night as you and sit at the table next to yours! We had the exact opposite experience in October. I am glad it was wonderful for you though. :

I made a GIANT mistake...I always get this wrong & I apologize!

Bistro de France is what I meant....(Chefs is not a good pick romance or not)

 

[Tricia1972]

I made a GIANT mistake...I always get this wrong & I apologize!

Bistro de France is what I meant....(Chefs is not a good pick romance or not)

Ah Ha! That makes more sense. We didn't make it there, traveling with our 4 year old and 2 year old DS's.


(Your welcome to everyone dining at Bistro de France on October 10, 2007 )