Best restaurant for two?

[mkh531]

We will have a babysitter for one night during our stay. What do you recommend for husband and me? We loved Jiko but want to try something new and we can't get an ADR at V&A. We have an ADR for Le Cellier but I'm thinking it will leave me bloated on cheese soup and pretzel bread. California Grill? Narcoosees? We aren't picky eaters. We love great service and excellent food, and a beautiful setting without too many kids running around . I know there are lots of good options, just want to get everyone's opinion. Thanks

 

[kastoney]

Well you ruled what would have been my first two suggestions outs; ). From what you said it'd suggest artist point. It's on the quieter side and the food and ambiance are great

 

[mkh531]

I totally forgot that exists! It's perfect will do thanks!

 

[Simba's Mom]

I recommend Artist Point. We celebrated our 30th anniversary there and loved the atmosphere, food, and service. The setting was beautiful, peaceful, and relatively quiet.

 

[runner_princess]

Artist Point or Yatchsman - both have excellent food and service.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

I agree with Artist Point. We've eaten at every signature except V&A, some multiple times and Artist Point is always, spot-on, consistent with excellent food and service. It's always quiet as well. I've never seen any children running around (including my own!).

 

[kiford]

We found Artist's Point very noisy and the food was meh (but that could have been a one-off). We like Il Mulino (Swan) and Cali Grill. I would recommend Jiko but you already mentioned that. The tables at Monsieur were closer together than when it was Le Bistro (although the food was great). Citricos was nice too. It's been a while, but we'll also be doing that in December.

 

[JZCubed]

We will have a babysitter for one night during our stay. What do you recommend for husband and me? We loved Jiko but want to try something new and we can't get an ADR at V&A. We have an ADR for Le Cellier but I'm thinking it will leave me bloated on cheese soup and pretzel bread. California Grill? Narcoosees? We aren't picky eaters. We love great service and excellent food, and a beautiful setting without too many kids running around . I know there are lots of good options, just want to get everyone's opinion. Thanks

Swan & Dolphin Signatures offer better food than Disney run places and are more romantic since there will be fewer children.

Also, Capa, inside newly opened Four Seasons, will likely be similar, but with a 17th Floor view. Ravello also looks good. But alas, I've not been yet to properly recommend either.

CA Grill can be spectacular or a disappointment, in my opinion. Fireworks view is fine, but their view of Magic Kingdom is unsurpassed.

Narcoossee's may have better view of fireworks, but some suggest anything other than lobster or steak is not Signature food.

 

[Minniesgal]

We have always found Yachtsman's disappointing.

We would recommend either Flying Fish or Narcooses

 

[UnderTheRialto]

Flying Fish wine dinner
Bluezoo

 

[myrtleturtle]

Artist Point or Flying Fish

 

[IWRBIE]

Flying Fish Cafe, followed up with a stop at Jellyrolls.

 

[mommycrawford]

For quiet and amazing service, I would recommend Tokyo Dining, asking to sit by the window! Very traditional service, extremely polite kimono clad servers, who make the experience very calming and lovely...won't leave you bloated either. And there were no kids there (except my own foodie DD.)

 

[automaticsoap]

Definitely Artist Point!