Victoria & Alberts

[clkelley]

Is V&A's truly only for couples??

For example, I'm toying with the idea of a short High School Graduation/Eagle Scout trip for my son, and a nice dinner at V&A's for the four of us.

My boys are 16 & 17 and very much the young gentlemen and rather handsome when they wear a suit

What do ya'll think?

Carol

 

[MHopkins2]

I think that would be a WONDERFUL idea, and congratulations on all fronts!

There were several larger-than-two parties when I was there in November 2001, so I don't think you'd be out of place at all.

 

[Uncleromulus]

Been there in a party of 6 myself!!!

 

[webray]

The question is...will they appreciate a 2-3 hour meal...without teen food items on the menu. Yes, it is a great growing experience for anyone, but if they aren't going to appreciate it, I wouldn't do it.

 

[faithmagicmickey]

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The question is...will they appreciate a 2-3 hour meal...without teen food items on the menu.

Yes I think they will. It's a great place to eat.

My DD and I will be there on Thanksgiving for dinner. can't wait just a few more days.

 

[clkelley]

Fortunately, my kids have always been adventurous eaters, and enjoy all kinds of food, just so long as there is enough

As a matter of fact on our very first WDW trip, (they were 9 & 10 at the time) the thing they wanted to do most was have Lobster, so we went to Yacht Club Steakhouse and they each had a large lobster and then finished off what was left of my t-bone.

One time we went to Flying Fish, and my oldest ordered scallops, well there were only 5 scallops barely 1/2 inch round. To say the least, he went and got a large pizza later.

Carol