Jinkos Dress code??

[julfre]

I just made a PS at Jinkos for next month. After making the reservation, the CM read a statement that the dress code at Jinkos was dressy casual. I was planning on going after being at the parks. We'll be staying st POFQ so it would not be very easy to go change and come back. If I do that we'll probaly just go to downdisney or offsite to eat. I've eaten at Boma several times and looked in Jinkos last time and I don't remember anyone dressed up. What I remember at Jinkos was normal park clothes. Do people really dress up? I thought the only restaurant with a dress code was victoria and alberts.

What do most people wear there?

 

[TDC Nala]

It's Jiko, and dressy casual at WDW usually means no swimsuits and no tank tops on men. Blue jeans may not be a good idea either.

 

[CPM]

It's actually resort casual, as are most WDW restaurants. The only restaurant you have to *dress* up for is Victoria & Alberts.
I have dined at Jiko many times after visiting AK and have been in shorts or jeans.
I prefer to dress a bit better when dining but sometimes we stop on a whim to dine at Jiko, it's not a problem at all.
It's a great retaurant! Enjoy.

 

[Uncleromulus]

Agree with CPM. Not a "code" at all--merely a "suggested" way of dressing. Absent a bathing suit or tank-top, they will gladly let you in. We always dine at Jiko's in theme park casual.
You can certainly dress up if you want to-but you don't have to.

 

[Daisie]

Whatever we wear to the Animal Kingdom that day is what we wear to dinner at Jiko. You will love this restaurant, we never miss it!

 

[wdw_dine_junkie]

We usually go back to our resort and shower and change before our dinners out at the resorts, but that's just our preference. We need breaks from the parks in the afternoon. I've seen some people in nice clothes at Jiko and some people in shorts and tee shirts. No one is out of place. You'll be fine.