Dress Code at Restaurants

[ols386]

We are eating at:
Spoodles (Boardwalk)
Artist Point (Wilderness Lodge)
Boatwrights (POR)

Is there a specific dress code at any, or all three?

 

[ChelleinNC]

Artist Point being a Signature restaurant has a "business/resort casual" dress code.
From wdwinfo:

For the Signature Dining Restaurants, a "Business Casual" dress code is in effect:

Men - Dress pants, jeans or dress shorts and a T-shirt or long sleeve shirt with collar is required. (Jackets optional.)

Women - Jeans, skirts or dress shorts and blouse, sweater or dress is required.

NOT PERMITTED: Tank tops, swim suits or swim cover ups, hats for gentlemen, cut offs or clothing with rips/tears are not allowed. T-shirts with offensive language/graphics will also not be permitted.

Quite honestly, most restaurants don't enforce it very strictly (sadly )

The other restaurants are much more casual (no shirt no shoes, no service)

 

[mef78]

Just stick with slacks/skirts at Artist Point and you'll be fine.

We just ate there a couple of weeks ago--try the pork chop (it's wonderful!) and the venison spring rolls!

 

[KatMark]

Except for the signature restaurants, your park attire is acceptable at all restaurants. We wore casual slacks and short sleeve shirts when we mistakenly went to Boatwright's--it was freezing...and I forgot my sweater (I now always carry some kind of sweater with me for dinner).

 

[BriarRosie]

To be honest, you'd be fine with jeans and a tshirt at most places, even though the signature restaurants want a little bit nicer.

As long as there aren't any bathing suits and tank tops, the restaurants are ok about casual.

I don't always go to a meal at a resort directly from a park. I usually go back to the room and change into some capris and a nicer tshirt (aka not character wear like I often do) when I go to dinner.