Best Signature dining to take kids?

[samepoohdifferentday]

We are thinking of going to an upscale restaurant on our last day. We have young kids (3 and 7). I understand that signature dining is not the most kid friendly. Which one is best. Flying Fish looks a bit fun and loud. Might be a good choice?

Should we just go to Spoodles instead?

We are on the dining plan. We are already booked for HDD.

Making ADRs next week!!!

 

[webray]

Jiko, Artist Point or Flying Fish, any of them would be excellent.

Just remember...the meals take a couple hours in each of these restaurants, so if the 3 year old acts up, be prepared to have everything packed up to take back to your room, so as not to disturb other diners.

 

[Mickey'snewestfan]

We took DS6 and my friend's 10 year old to California Grill and Jiko on our trip. CG was a highlight of the trip. When I told DS we might be going back one of the first things he asked was whether we could go to the "restaurant with the fireworks". I think even a preschooler would be impressed.

Jiko was lovely too and the kids were happy and well behaved but I knew it wouldn't have been their first choice.

 

[Kae]

Flying Fish could be a good choice. As long as we do not make the kids 4 & 8 sit thru to many "fancy" places they do fine. Maybe 1 per trip. Our kids have done Brown Derby twice & done quite well.

Kae

 

[Fall1]

I went to WDW for the first time when I was 10 and my brother 8 and our parents took us to California Grill for our "fancy dinner". I STILL remember how great it was and how fun it was to do a fancy dinner that we wouldn't have done at home. I think any of them will be great and memorable for you, but I love CG!

 

[Cruz Family]

My children enjoy CG, the kids color right on the table (there is a white sheet of paper on top). If they get tired of sitting you can always take them out to the observation deck where I am sure you will all enjoy the view. Oh and they bring out goldfish crackers for the kids to nibble on. Good luck