nice place to eat on anniversary with 2 kids?

[tcp0421]

I am wondering were can we go to have a nice dinner for our anniversary/honeymoon we never had with a 5 year old and a 2 year old? I want some where that is romantic, but not where if my kids decide to have a meltdown I wont interupt other people. Although before this starts anything if my kids do act up someplace we do take them out, if they are too bad.

 

[jcpuppy.com]

We had our 10th..it was the one we never had..we went to Disney and ate Hoopdedoo. I would highly recommend, great for the whole family.
They have a little petting zoo near the HdD, my dh proposed to me again and gave me an anniversary band there. also have carriage rides. we took one. Our inlaws were with us so after the HdD. they took the kids for a couple hours

 

[TinkerbellLuvr7]

out of all the places at wdw that we have eaten we really like cali grill and concourse both at CR. my parents went to the luau at Poly for their disneymoon and loved it until they got food poisoning but that was in 1981 so I'm sure they have made up for it since then!!

 

[Epcotgal]

We have had some really nice dinners at the Yachtsman Steakhouse at the Yacht Club. And yes, with our 3 kids who were quite young the first time we dined there but they were the type that thought going to a nice restaurant was so neat that they behaved and thought it was kind of fun to act "grown up". Taking them to a pizza place we might have bedlem - that's just the way my kids were at that age. The staff at the Yachtsman went out of their way to talk to the kids and never did we feel that they weren't kid-friendly. We did always get an early dinner p.s. so the restaurant wasn't crowded but the atmosphere along with a stroll on the Boardwalk seemed romantic. BTW, our kids are now 17, 14, 13 and they still ask to go to the Yachtsman every year.

 

[Elmo888]

We ate at Le Cellier for our 10th in January with our 2 yo and 6 yo. It is cozy but loud enough that your kids shouldn't bother anyone. And the food and experience were great! We ate early (5:30 or so) after a nap, and I think that helps the kids' behavior. (That and snacking on raisins before we receive our food!)

Afterwards, we walked around WS, stopping at the Kidcot Funstops. It was fun to make a game of who found the Funstop first in each country. DH and I could take turns browsing shops while DD6 worked at the Funstop. And we were able to continue celebrating with drinks in a number of the countries!