Romatic Dinner

kclyn

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My finance and I are going to Disney soon and I would appreciate some suggestions on where we can go to have a nice romantic dinner. (Hopefully somewhere outside of the normal "family" places). Thanks, KcLyn :love:
 
I like the feel of the San Angel inn in epcot the most, however the food is your standard Mexican fare. If you have a great place in your home town, you may not LOVE it. However, it isn't *bad* by any means...just not amazing.

However, Le Cellier is AWESOME FOOD! And a quiet, cozy restaurant, with dark furnishings and a calm air. You can ask for an out of the way table.

Another good option is Artist's Point at Wilderness Lodge. This however, is the priciest of them all.


All 3 are on my list of romantic meals.
If the *feel* is the most important: Go San Angel Inn.
If the *food* is the most important: Go Le Cellier.
If the *experience is most important AND worth the extra money (nearly double the cost of the other two)*: Go Artist's Point.
 
I think the most "romantic" (and by that I mean relatively kid-free and somewhat quiet) are Citricos, Bistro D'Paris, Palio, and Blue Zoo.
 

Bistro de Paris is the most romantic restaurant I've eaten at. It's intimate and I love the atmoshere. The food and service were great when we ate there in July.
 
If you wanted to REALLY splurge, there is always Victoria and Alberts! It is certainly romantic, quiet, and not full of kids.

Alternatively, I would suggest Jiko or Artist Point, preferably at a later seating (around 8 or 8:30, later if you can last that long!). I have heard good things about Palio also, and am trying it on my upcoming trip.
 
I vote for Citrico's, great good, service and wonderful atmosphere.. there are others, but this is my fave restaurant on property right now.
 
We loved the California Grill on our honeymoon. We had reservations around fireworks time. After our appetizers, the fireworks show happened and then we ate dinner, it was great and really romantic! We are returning in December.
Laura
 
Another vote for CaliGrill. We ate there on our 25th anniversary, good food, good atmosphere, romantic. :sunny:
 
I think the most romantic restaurants at WDW are Bistro de Paris in France at Epcot and Palio at the Swan resort. Both have quiet, romantic settings and excellent food.
 
Me and my bf thought the California Grill was very romantic, Le Cellier is great too.
 
We like both Citrico's and Palio's (Swan). Palio's just seems more intimate.
 

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