Romantic places it eat?

[FofMM]

Tiffin's at Animal Kingdom Park. All the previous mentioned ones are great places too..but...Tiffin's, especially a later reservation, has provided us some outstanding nearly private dining. If you enjoy a Drink, Nomad Lounge first to relax, then when Reservation was ready, we carried our wine to our table. We told the Cast Members we we hoping for a romantic quiet table, they delivered. I believe we were the last ones in resturaunt, leaving when the park was almost empty and Tree of Life was still illuminated. Outstanding! Second choice, is a tie. Artist Point or Jiko. Have fun.

 

[L&Lfan]

You are correct! We didn't know that when we first read about it, but when my wife called to make a reservation, the receptionist pronounced it as you wrote above. Apparently, the name is a shortened version of Beatrice. . .Beatrice Ruggeri started the original version of what would become the modern BiCE.

Thanks for confirming, although everything American in me wants to say Bice as if it rhymed with rice.

 

[sleepydog25]

Thanks for confirming, although everything American in me wants to say Bice as if it rhymed with rice.

Yep. Same here. . .but we've finally gotten beyond it.

 

[j4disneyworld]

It's so hard to choose just one restaurant. My fiance and I loved Shula's Steakhouse, which we got to try for the first time last month. I'm not a huge fan of football (mostly just watch the finals and Superbowl) but I thought the ambiance was really cool. The dark lightening in combination with all the memorabilia was interesting. It added a touch of charm. You have more than one waiter/waitress and this is definitely more of a classy restaurant. If you choose to get sides, they are shared--adding a bit of intimate and comfort feel.

My fiance disagrees with me about Shula's though. He said the theme is too sporty. He thinks Narcoosees is one of the most romantic places. Overlooking the water during the day or watching the fireworks at night is amazing. I agree, Narcoosees is pretty amazing. However, the atmosphere at Shula's Steakhouse was just very memorable to me.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

My husband and I are looking for a few romantic please to eat in Disney World

1) I would recommend Artist Point at Wilderness Lodge.
. . . great food
. . . almost always quiet
. . . very few kiddies (or at least misbehaving kiddies)
2) I would forget about about Cali Grill
. . . too noisy with sometimes screaming kiddies
. . . parents frequently let their kids run around
. . . a TERRIBLE place for romance
3) Alternatives:
We only visit five TS eateries at WDW when we go there for an actual meal.
.
a) We prefer
. . . fine food
. . . excellent, top notch service
. . . innovative dishes with flair and quality
. . . overall great value
. . . relaxed and soothing dining atmosphere
. . . behaved and somewhat quiet patrons AND QUIET KIDDIES
.
b) The only sit-down restaurants we routinely visit,
. . . Sanaa - Animal Kingdom Villas Resort (one of my personal favs)
. . . Artist Point - Wilderness Lodge Resort
. . . Citricos - Grand Floridian Resort
. . . Shula's Steakhouse - Dolphin Resort (no DDP)
. . . Il Mulino - Swan Resort (no DDP)
.
c) Our (nearby) off-site Recommendations:
. . . Bull & Bear - Waldorf Astoria Bonnet Creek - Fine Dining
. . . Café D'Antonio - Celebration - Casual Italian
. . . Columbia - Celebration - Casual Spanish/Cuban
. . . Fish Bones - Hwy192 - Seafood
. . . Venetian Room - Caribe Royale Hotel - Fine Dining

 

[aristocatz]

We went to WDW for our wedding/honeymoon & I found the most romantic restaurants were:
San Angel Inn (request a table by the water)
California Grill (we sat in the wine room)
Artist's Point (quiet & wonderful)