Romantic restaurant advice

[Sgt Tibbs]

My Dw and I love the California Grill and watching wishes from the roof of the Contemporary.

As others have stated we have also had romantic meals at Bistro de Paris and Citrico's.

 

[DEA]

We planned Jiko for our adults only dinner.....anyone have an opinion as to whether or not it should be added to this list?

Definitely. Jiko has a very cozy, dark, romantic feel, especially after sunset.

 

[Golf4food]

Jiko, Artist's Point, Bistro de Paris are nice; Yachtsman is ok. San Angel Inn has a fantastic ambience but the food is only average.

NOT California Grill. It is not a romantic setting at all. The view is nice, but that's it. It's just a noisy, open, hectic restaurant with a nice view.

Only Victoria and Alberts requires a coat/tie. Any other Disney restaurant you can walk in wearing park clothes if you want to do so.

 

[Vivianne]

Romance can be found anywhere, just try to tune out people or eat at a very
late hour.

Decent meals can be found anywhere, just look for quiet locations for late
night strolls. Try some of the monorail hotels, Poly..GF. or even some of the Epcot restaurants. There's plenty of spots to stroll around afterwards. That's why I'm a fan of evening EMHs.

 

[Tony-NJ]

Bistro De Paris or Shula's.

 

[Grumpy92]

Another vote for Citricos at GF. The service is great as is the food. The restaurant tends to be quieter then some of the other Disney restaurants. It has beautiful views of the resort and is just a great experience.

 

[MindyDean]

Thanks for all the advice. We are going to try Jiko.

 

[rznhal]

Thanks for all the advice. We are going to try Jiko.

Ya!! Us too!! We are going in feb, I'll review it for you from a romantic perspective if we are going first!