Dress code

[cdnmomof2]

Is there a dress code at many/any of the Disney restaurants?
What about at Fulton's Crab House or Le Celliar?

Many thanks!

 

[jlewisinsyr]

For signature restaurants, you'll be fine with khaki shorts and a shirt, preferrably at least a polo, but I've seen people with jean shorts and t-shirts at these places. The places you listed are not signature, so the recommendations are even less formal.

I tend not to pay much attention to what other people are wearing in terms of if its kosher or not, it's not my responsibility. Typically though, park wear is okay in most restuarants as long its not swimwear.

 

[Nadjalu]

Park attire is fine for the restaurants you have listed.

I have only eaten at LeCellier of the 2 you mentioned and you do feel a bit under dressed in shorts and a t-shirt, but I don't care about those things.....I am at WDW in a park no less. Most certainly not dressing up for it. But I did say to my husband.....it feels like a fancy place but no one is dressed for it...kinda strange.

 

[cbg1027]

The only places that have dress codes are the signatures and V & A. Anywhere else you can go in very casual.

The signatures request "business casual", but there are plenty of people in there they don't turn away dressed way down from business casual.

 

[francie57]

We go to LeCellier every trip and are always in our park attire. We have never felt out of place since basically everyone else is in the clothes they have been wearing at the park all day.

 

[ancestry]

Le Cellier is very casual and what ever you wear to the park is acceptable. Some of the signature restaurants have a dress code but by all standards it is a very light dress code.

The official dress code at places like Narcoossee's, Yachtsman, or Citricos is jeans, skirt, or dress shorts with blouse, sweater or t-shirt, or a dress for ladies. For men it is dress slacks, jeans, trousers, or dress shorts, short-or long-sleeved shirt with a collar or t-shirt required. Jackets are optional.

Not permitted are tank tops, swimsuits or swimsuit cover-ups, hats for gentlemen, cut offs, or torn clothing of any kind.

 

[Tricia1972]

The only places that have dress codes are the signatures and V & A. Anywhere else you can go in very casual.

The signatures request "business casual", but there are plenty of people in there they don't turn away dressed way down from business casual.

Actually, and I was shocked by this, that is not always the case. We had an ADR at Jiko at the end of January, and while we were walking in, the hostess was very graciously turning a family away for not being appropriately dressed. She handled it flawlessly, and I was shocked to see it happening right in front of me. To the family's credit, they handled it with graciousness and class as well.

 

[Uncleromulus]

Tricia: What was it that got them turned away?? Short of a bathing suit, torn clothes or a tank top on a man, almost anything else will get you in.