Napa Rose question

[Kellyh123]

My husband and I will be spending one day at Disneyland. We will be spending the night before at the Howard Johnson Hotel and then the day at DL. We are then going to Napa Rose for a special anniversary dinner that night after
DL closes. My question is this. How dressed up do you have to be to eat at Napa Rose? We will not have a hotel room to go to and change after having spent the day at DL before we go eat. After our dinner we are going to our convention hotel about 15 miles away by taxi ( we will not have a car)
Thanks

 

[Briarmom]

We went there a few weeks ago after an organized tour. I was very embarrassed by how we were dressed (shorts/capris/t-shirts) but because the parks were so crowded we did not have time to get changed.

That said, we were fine. There were many people who were better dressed than us and many people who were dressed worse.

Have a great time! Our dinner was wonderful!

 

[Heymy]

So glad you asked this as we are doing the same thing in December. We will have a chance to change, but I don't want to pack an extra outfit for just a few hours. Glad I can tell DH that jeans and a shirt should be adequate

 

[godalejunior]

I have ate there several times now and have seen attire anything from shorts and t-shirts to more dressy clothes. I have wore capris and a hawaiian shirt and fit right in with no problem.

 

[disneyobsessed808]

The first time I went to do Napa Rose, I dressed up wearing a long sleeve shirt, tie and slacks. I didn't know what to wear, as I have never been there. I actually felt a little over dressed. Since then I feel like a polo and cargo pants are a good ensemble.

 

[Kellyh123]

Thanks guys!
I feel better.

 

[Flitterific]

You definitely don't need to be too dressed up to go to Napa Rose. I've seen people get really dressed up and people who wear shorts and t-shirts. I think if you go during busy season, you will see people dressed in a wider range of clothes (from the super casual to the very dressy). I personally like to wear something a little nicer than what I go to the Parks in because dressing up (even a little) simply adds to the Napa Rose experience and makes it that much more special