Romantic Dining Advice Needed

doc2b

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:rolleyes1 :confused3 Well my DGF and I are college students and we dont have a victoria and alberts budget, however, she is from New Hampshire and never really been to disney. I want to show her a nice time but I have never been in a romantic situation at DW where I wanted to impress...so now I am lost...Where should I take her...are there any nice bars or lounges as well? I am looking to spend roughly 100 to 150 on a nice dinner...is this doable? HELP Please...I need it...Any cuisine is an option...I am HOPING for ambiance as well as taste...THANKS :banana: :confused3 :teeth: :hourglass

DOC2B
 
Hmmmmm...I'm trying to think. I'd have to say that above and beyond all romantic experiences is V+A's. It exceeded our anniversary expectations. I would probably have to recommend the Bistro Paris at Epcot. It's quiet, has a nice menu, and all the waiters are dressed in black tie. It's quite a nice place to dine. Good luck!
 
Brown Derby is a good one. Artist Point at WL also.

Kae
 
I would recommend Jiko in the Animal Kingdom Lodge. I think it's close to your range, but you should add it up from the menu on allearsnet. If it's dark afterward you can go out the back and look for animals through a night vision scope a CM will loan you. A nice combination of quiet with a little exotic.

I will also recommend a carriage ride around Port Orleans before. Pretty reasonable at around 30.00, book ahead.

Never been to Bistro de Paris, however my DB and his wife were not thrilled and deemed it too expensive for what they got. Maybe Coral Reef, Citricos (GF is always nice to walk after), or Portobello at downtown you can check out the clubs after.
 

I second a carriage ride somewhere. That would be cool. Points baby. Trust me.

Dinner for two should be doable for $150 Just don't order a ton of wine or something and run the tab up.
 
Palio at the Swan is probably one of the most romantic restaurants at WDW - other than Victoria & Albert's of course. Bistro de Paris is also a very romantic restaurant.
 
Palio at the Dolphin is pretty romantic--and strolling muscians add to the atmosphere.
 
Uncleromulus said:
Palio at the Dolphin is pretty romantic--and strolling muscians add to the atmosphere.
Palio in the Swan. I know you know where it is Uncle, just too early :surfweb: . Yes i had forgot that one, would be nice also.
 
$100-$150 is definitely doable. A few years ago, my husband and I did a very nice dinner at the Yachtsman Steakhouse at the Yacht Club with a bottle of wine (OK, it was the cheapest bottle) for a total of $110. I thought the atmosphere was very romantic. I also like Chefs de France. I thought the California Grill, while good ($100 for both of us, also with wine), was a bit noisy and too open. Le Cellier can be romantic too.
 




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