Il Mulino or Cape May??

[gregsbrat]

I realize these are 2 totally different cuisines but wanted something in the epcot resorts area. While I am leaning towards Cape May I am afraid I will be charged the premium $60 pp bc I am going spring break. Any input appreciated!! Pros and cons of each?

 

[Uncleromulus]

If $$ is the object then I guess Cape May.

If good food is the object, then clearly Il Mulino

 

[punkin712]

If you are going to be charged $60 per person at Cape May, you might as well go to Il Mulino and have a much better meal/experience. DH and I go to Il Mulino every trip and I don't think our meals there have been $60 per person. We usually share an appetizer, we each get an entree and sometimes we'll get dessert. Their bread service is quite good and I usually overdo it a little bit on that and those are the times I skip dessert. Check the menu and add up the prices of what you think you would get and see how it compares to the price at Cape May.

btw - You can get the full menu in the bar/lounge area at Il Mulino. It's a little more relaxed and on the weekends they have live music, which is nice. You won't get the amuse-bouche from the dining room, but you'll get their bar snack mix which is pretty addictive!

 

[maples189]

I've never eaten at Cape May, but we've done Il Mulino and really enjoyed it. The atmosphere was great and the food was delicious with generous portions.

 

[illinidp]

You really can't compare the food quality between the two. I would definitely go with Il Mulino.

 

[minnie mum]

Il Mulino is a lovely restaurant with very good food and a more relaxing atmosphere, IMO. Cape May is a noisy buffet with food that ranks somewhere below that of Red Lobster at twice the price. If I can eat at a signature restaurant for less than that of a buffet, I'll take that option anytime.

 

[Kimosabe]

I'd take Il Mulino any day -- one of my favorites on property. Much lower key atmosphere and excellent food. We love Cape May for breakfast, but dinner just doesn't quite do it for us.