Victoria and Albert's - Vegetarian/Pescatarian?

[FSU Girl]

So normally I feel like I have a pretty good understand of Victoria and Albert's since I've been twice, but I just convinced my parents to go and they are Vegetarian/Pescatarian. They won't eat any sort of meat like chicken or steak, but will eat all fish. Will they be able to have a menu created towards this? I know I saw there was a vegetarian menu online, but I think they would prefer fish options more so than just vegetables. Is that possible to do with the 7 course and then 10 course? I know the 7 course has multiple options, which I wonder if they'd get if the menu was being created so specifically towards them.

 

[Richard M Nixon]

Yes, they will. You'll get a call a few days before dining and you can list your preferences. Just asking for meatless with fish won't be a problem for them.

 

[FSU Girl]

Yes, they will. You'll get a call a few days before dining and you can list your preferences. Just asking for meatless with fish won't be a problem for them.

Thanks!

 

[SSRFred]

I agree with the PP but just wanted to say that your parents will not be disappointed with a fish menu. We are meat eaters, but of the 10 courses we had the last time were at V & A, the Alaskan Sablefish was the best course out of all 10. It was that good.

 

[FSU Girl]

I agree with the PP but just wanted to say that your parents will not be disappointed with a fish menu. We are meat eaters, but of the 10 courses we had the last time were at V & A, the Alaskan Sablefish was the best course out of all 10. It was that good.

They saw that and I think that's what sold them on the restaurant (along with my awesome sales skills lol). My dad had said it's his favorite type of fish. I usually avoid fish like the plague, but I actually liked the salmon my boyfriend got there.

 

[steg]

Managed to find the sample menu getting behind all the new redirects since the retiring of the old victoria-alberts.com website to the WDW site

http://www.victoria-alberts.com/pdf/vegmenuf.pdf

One of the few vegetarian menus i'd honestly be excited to eat, but not at the $285 price tag without pairings.

If it was a more affordable option like $150-$175 without pairings id consider ordering it.

Here's another vegan-specific review that looks interesting

https://vegandisneyworld.com/2016/12/19/fine-dining-at-victoria-and-alberts/#more-2299

 

[aviva5675]

went 2 years ago with pescatarian daughter. Told them when booking and when confirmed about her diet, and they were good with it. Had her own special menu printed out, had choices to pick from, everything was delicious. You will not be disappointed.