Victoria & Alberts food pics

[Unca_Scrooge]

So few people go to V&A, and fewer still post pictures.
Everything was simply beyond delicious and well worth the money. It's like something right out of the Food Network.
Dinner was about 2 1/2 hours, but you aren't there long before the first course comes.

Amuse Buse

Sesame Crusted Big Eye Tuna with Tat Soi Salad and Tamari Honey Foam

Prosciutto Wrapped Gulf Shrimp with Florida Melons and Jamon Iberico

Alaskan Halibut with Zellwodd Corn and Bamboo Rice Ragout

Red King Salmon with California Asparagus, Crab and Sauce Bearnaise

Poulet Rouge with English Peas and Salsify

Duck Breast, Sausage and Confit with Cherry Sauce

 

[Unca_Scrooge]

Kurobuta Pork Tenderloin and Belly with Baby Beets and Sherry Bacon Vinaigrette

Niman Ranch Lamb with Summer Vegetables and Celery Root

Colston Bassett Stilton, Coach Farm's Goat, 36 Month Aged Parmigiano-Reggiano and Thomasville Tomme

White Chocolate Gelato with Tableside Shavings and Micro Orchids

Tanzanian Chocolate Pyramid, Hawaiian Kona Chocolate Souffle, and Peruvian Chocolate Ice Cream Puff Pastry

Meyer Lemon and Blood Orange Purse with Blackberry-Violet Sherbet

Cona Coffee Pot

Friandises

 

[leelip1982]

Thanks for the pictures! It looks sooo amazing!!!!My DFi has always wanted to go and I have not for the money but who knows maybe we will go. I'm glad you had such a good time.

 

[Unca_Scrooge]

It's not super expensive really when you think about it. Yes, dinner for two with tax and tip at $330 is far more then I'd pay for a meal normally. But have you ever watched those high end chef shows, and wondered what the fancy little goodies tasted like.? Or better yet, wonder how royalty actually dines
I've heard it's a real Disney bargain for dining of this quality too.

You can use the $75 Disney meal discount card which saves you 20% from your meal, which pays for the tip. One trip to V&A almost pays for the card, and it also covers booze at the restaurants.

 

[TinkerBelle_325]

Thank you!! I am eating at Victoria & Albert's for the first time in 10 days and I am soooo excited! You are right, very few people dine there and even fewer take pictures.

I'm so glad to see a current menu. While I know the menu changes frequently it is nice to see one from a few weeks ago to give me an idea of what my meal could be.

The red king salmon, the duck breast, sausage and confit, the proscuitto wrapped shrimp, the tuna! Mmmmm I want them all

I will definitely be taking pics and detailed notes! Expect a review very soon because I do them live at WDW (see the link in my sig)

 

[*KeepMovingForward*]

It all looks heavenly. We are finally getting back to V&A's in December and look forward to a wonderful meal. Thanks for sharing your experience with us.

 

[jasminewannabe]

WOW i think i could eat for four at that restaurant! but it does look like a very nice experience! how is the ambience and the decor of the restaurant?

 

[aviva5675]

I'm dying to go but can't bear to make my husband drag a coat jacket with on vacation just for that...

 

[Sandy321]

"Its like something out of Food Network... and so worth the money"

*sigh, that's what i'm afraid of!! The Disboards search engine works, and I've read far too many Dining reviews - that I'm trying to save the $330 + tip for this experience!!

Thanks for sharing!!