Help choosing Signature Restaurant

[empty_nester]

My husband is going to be at a meeting in Orlando Oct 4-6 so suggested that I join him for a long weekend after the meeting. We were able to get free dining but since I arrive late the first night we thought we would use the 4 TS credits for 2 regular dining (Boma because we love ethnic food and Kouzzinas because we love the Boardwalk location) and one signature since we did not want to waste the time on the last day for a big breakfast or lunch.

I had my heart set on California Grill but at this late date it is completely booked all three nights. I settled on Artist Point but am intrigued by Jiko or Citicos. What would you do or do you have another suggestion? We probably will order fish unless the steak is served in an amazing style although my husband loves lamb also. This will be our delayed anniversary dinner (37 years in September) so setting is also important. Thanks.

 

[MorenaSangre]

Just a thought - have you considered the Flying Fish Cafe? You mentioned enjoying the Boardwalk, and although I've never eaten there, I've heard wonderful things about the seafood at Flying Fish.

 

[Pakey]

If you want fish, I'd also recommend Flying Fish. It's my favorite of the restaurants on the dining plan. Citricos and Jiko tie as second favorite; Artist Point is further down the list.

 

[minnie mum]

I will have to second Pakey's recommendations

 

[chamonix]

Personally, I wouldn't go to Flying Fish for an anniversary dinner if settting is important. Flying Fish has all the charm of a boring chain restaurant, though the food is good.

Jiko has the most interesting and unique setting and decor. Citricos is also more elegant and comfortable than FF.

No matter where you book, don't give up on California Grill, check frequently, all the way up until the night of your meal. I have scored a cancellation many times. You might too. Good luck, and happy anniversary.