Cali Grill, dress code?

[graygables]

I know there isn't really a "dress code" per se, but will I feel out of place coming for my 40th b-day in "park clothes"? I really didn't want to take time out to go back to the room and change. I would wear my "Birthday Princess" t-shirt and a nicer pair of shorts, if that matters! Just don't want to embarass anyone.

 

[mic_key_mouse]

There will be some there in park clothes, but the times we have gone we changed. It is a 'nicer' restaurant and out of the parks- and it draws locals as well. In my experience (3 times) most diners there were dressed casually (khakis, sport shirt), but you won't see a lot of t-shirts and shorts.

My 2 cents worth

Blessings.

 

[ducklite]

I see you're going in November when it's much cooler. Maybe instead of shorts you could wear capri's, and carry a fresh blouse in your tote bag to slip on before you go to dinner?

Anne