Fave restuarant on monorail?Traveling with senior parent

[ducklite]

Originally posted by reneesam
Thank you all sooooo much! Maybe we can do the tea on our MK day...or would we be dressed too casually? Do we need PS for tea? Which "level" of tea do you prefer? I was thinking "tea for two"?

Please keep giving your wonderful advice. I want to make it very special!

Renee

Oh, and DEFINITELY make a PS for tea. It often does sell out. I get the Sally lund tea with English Breakfast as my tea choice and the strawberries and cream for the dessert choice.

DH always gets a beer (yeah--I know, but it's the only way I can get him there), and pound cake which is siimply decadent.

Anne

 

[Uncleromulus]

Reneesam:
Don't concentrate too much on any dress "code". Unless you really want to dress up for your own personal reasons, you will be quite comfortable and not out of place at any WDW restaurant (except V&A) in theme park attire. Many people dine that way-including me. We always wear walking shorts and a Disney T-Shirt to all of the monorail restaurants.
You might be given to think that if you show up that way, you'll be asked to leave, perhaps stared at by other patrons, maybe have the servers draw straws to see who HAS to wait on you--.
Not so!! believe me-no one will even give you a second glance, or care. They will be happy for your patronage!!

PS-I do agree on being neat and clean. That's just as important as what you might wear.

 

[jx3smom]

Narcoosee is an excellent restaurant at Grand Floridian. It is easier to get to by the boat than monorail. I love the view of the castle at night from this restaurant. Kona Kafe and Ohana are both really good at the Poly. Both Narcoosee and Ohana offer views of the fire works if you time it right. I have heard that the California Grill is great but I'm deathly afraid of elevators so I've never been there.