Restaurants???

[Disneyfun2]

I am trying to choose a nice place to eat for me and fiance'. If you could give me some idea's I would appreciate it.

L'Originale Alfredo di Roma
San Angel Inn
House of Blues
Wolfgang Puck

Thanks

 

[LibertyBelle]

Anyone (except House of Blues) would be good in my opinion, these are my thoughts on them specifically:

L'Originale Alfredo di Roma- Been a while since I have been but from what I remember it was very nice, I went on a date and can't say I was dissapointed.

San Angel Inn- romantic (kind of dark, all by candlelight overlooking the Mexico boat ride)

House of Blues- Kind of loud, informal not too romantic

Wolfgang Puck- the actual resturant (obviously, not the quick service)... very nice. I enjoy it a lot. No mood lighting or anything, but quality resturant.

I know that probably doesn't help you to make a decision so perhaps someone else can narrow it down, what my point was is that I don't think you would be dissappointed in any of them (except HOB, good food, but for lunch maybe one day)

 

[DanPadavona]

Basically it is going to come down to your tastes in food. Disney restaurants are high quality so it is hard to go wrong. You might base your decision on convenience too. Where you will be staying or which park you tend to visit the most can play a large role in determining where to eat.

My personal favorites in Epcot are Mexico, United Kingdom (eating outside overlooking the lake), and Norway.

The Mexican theming has to be seen to be believed. Even if you do not wish to eat there, by all means go to see it. They did such a convincing job in the pavillion making it appear as if you are shopping/eating under the stars in a Mexican village. They even intigrate a slow moving ride with all of this.

Restaurant Akershus in Norway remains one of the more "underappreciated" meal experiences at Epcot. Very rarely have I encountered crowds there. The buffet is one of the best at Disney, all authentic, fresh, and tasty. I've yet to meet someone who tried it and did not like it. Not sure how romantic it is, but it will be quiet compared to most alternatives.

Good luck.

 

[Grumpy92]

Have to say the one thing we hated about Alfredos is that the tables are too close together. It is like they needed to jam as many people as they could in there.

The San Angel is pretty good but the servers dont seem very enthusiastic. The setting is nice. It is like eating at night in a mexican plaza next to a river.